Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-22
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gashington's birthday.
r;es Annie Reiniger is quite i'll
4 a severe attack Of la grippe.
j jenkins, a railroad man from
= was transacting business here
ursday.
IS John G. Callahan went to Spo-
Wednesday to receive medical
btment.
ISIS Eliza Kercheyal went to Spo-
! today for two or three days
with friends in that city.
f. Schroeder OF Seneacguoteen,
|m;nent farmer in that section, was
nsacting business in town this
ek.
fss Katie LAWN, who was confined
HE house last week on account Of
mess, is again able to appear on
streets.
H. Cable and Samuel Green, two
khe solid residents of State Line,
Fe transacting business in Rath-
I'm Thursday.
NJ. Strathern, manager of the
pkape & Idaho Lumber company
Post Falls, was here Monday look
after his company's interests.
bn Wednesday there was born to
and Mrs. James Dyer Of this city
ne large boy. Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer
Justly proud of the new arrival.
Ne are informed by E. f. Taylor
II the family Of J. X. Stringer at
1t Falls was recently increased by
arrival of a bouncing baby boy.
kleighing is excellent and the yonug
k are taking advantage OF it by
gh riding before 1T takes it's de-
ture, which is likely to occur any
tdwin NcBee returned last Satur-
from Boise, where he had been
u as a delegate to the state eonven-
h Of the Modern Woodmen OF
herica.
George Harmer, one Of the indus
bus timber men from the vicinity
Ramsey, returned last Saturday
|m two months visit with his
Ks at his former home in Burling-
:, Iowa.
Hiss Mae LAWN returned home from
bkane Thursday night, where she
been staying for the past month
Inmate of the Sacred Heart hospi-
receiving treatment. While her
18th has not been fully regained it
considerably improved.
Hiss Viola Forde left for Post Falls
hday, where she will visit with her
|ther for short time, prior to leav-
for Medical Lake, where she will
main indefinitely. Viola's many
ends in this community regret
! departure, and their best wishes
her future success accompany her.
Ne desire to call our readers atten-
IN to the new ad. OF the Rathdrum
Eat Market which appears in anoth-
column this week. Mr.. Evoy, the
oprietor, bias been to considerable
pense In fitting up tirst-class mar
i, and we feel sure his efforts will
appreciated.
D. f. Kyle of Marshall, Minn., is
ending few days with the family
his old friend, E. E. Taylor of this
ace. Mr.. Kyle is on bis way home
om two-months' tour OF the coast.
e spent few days at the home OF
Il. Taylor when he arrived here from
)eeast two months ago.
John Thompson, lineman for the
bcky Mountain Bell Telephone CON-
10y, spent few hours in town
thursday morning inspecting the
mpany's instruments. He spent
at Post Falls, where be
tended the telephone service to the
ice OF the Cable Milling company.
What would you do if taken with
lolic or cholera murbus when your
,ysician is away from home and
'ur drug stores are closed? After
Ne emergency you will Away keef
hamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
iarrhoea Remedy in your home, but
nv wait until the horse is stolen be
Ire you lock the stable? For sale b.
b. F. Wenz? Z
A fire alarm was sounded at an earl.
pur Yesterday. the tiremen turned
lt, the pumps were started ant
was in readiness to quenci
be flames, when it was discovered t
} a false alarm, says last week :
beur d 'Alene Press. 1t is not know
|ho first sounded the alarm, but ]
|as no doubt done with malicious in