Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-07-12

ihhC pIeeZeS LnaL are so common hero
The people Of Standpoint almost rai, n
appreciate them?
charlie Martyr of Elmira hustled
10 Town on his speeder Friday night
10 attend the Maccabee dance. Char.
lie said the trip was pretty hard
work, but that he got rested as soon
as he commenced dancing.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
bradley was gladdened Monday by
the arrival Of bran new 81 pound
BOY. The mother and son are doing
very nicely, while Jim's pleasure on
account Of the happy event is plainly
evident.
}. Il. Law, OF the Law Printing
company, Spokane, a former resident
OF this place, was here on business
41onday. He paid his respects to the
edltor by subscribing for The Repub-
llcan and contracting for a small
amount Of advertising.
r. l.. Eerbrache, the we'll known
Granite timber man, was here on bus
mess several days this week. just
now Mr.. Ferbrache's timber opera
tions are confined to getting out poles.
and they are said to be an article Of
good commercial value.
s. p6 npinf ip pnn. ~. l...a
barber shop w. +. Springer of
Spokane was here Tuesday and secured
a building on the west side south
OF {. u. Gillett's store, which will be
be fitted up for tonsorial parlor and
will be open for business July 23
FOR SALE-A stock of merelan-
disc consisting of staple and fancy
groceries, confectionery, tobacco, ci-
gars, smokers articles, stationary,
novelties and jewelry. If you are
looking for a bargain write or apply to
John +. iost, Standpoint, Idaho.
J. A. Carnegie Of kootenai passed
through here Friday morning en-
route to a saw mill on the Great
Northern about four miles below.
He called at the Republican office to
pay his respects and offer congratula-
lions on account of the recent change.
We have it or pretty good authori-
ty that Father Purcell of Rathdrum
will shortly take steps looking toward
the erection Of a Catholic church at
this place. His success in this line at
Rathdrum was phenomenal, and if he
displays the same enterprise here he
will be equally successful.
James and Robert Dyer came up
from Rathdrum Monday to put the
finishing touches on the Republican
printing office which they built.
They also did some work on |. Wells
residence and put new roof on
houses belonging to B. f. Butler.
They will return home Saturday.
The mill and timber employees of
the Humbird Lumber company will
receive their monthly pay on the 18th.
and BOokkeeper Lee informs lis that
the amount to be disbursed by the
this month will be nearly
81, 600. That alone is not such small
payroll for one company in town the
size of Standpoint.
Standpoint lodge No. 80. /. O. O. f..
has chartered the steamer Pend d.
Oreille for Sunday, July q, when an
excursion trip to Idlewild ond return
will be made. The boat will leave
the wharf here at s a. M, and will re-
turn about p. m. 4 more extended
notice of this excursion will appear in
next weeks Republican.
We are anxious TO print all the local |
news each week. and to that end eX-
END an invitation to everyone to let |
rs know what you or your friends and I
leighbors are doing that the public
would care TO know. Do not keep |
back news items which you may deem
If no value in print. We are Eere to
iecide that for you.
ii. c. Culver, Of Butler & Culver, |
eturned the first of the week from
| trip to Spokane accompanied by
Yrs. Culver. Mrs. Culver has been in
,oor health for some time and recent
y had an operation performed at
spokane hospital. She is now re-
,orted TO be improving rapidly and