Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
LOCAL AND COUNTY
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grippe.
4. w. Evoy and family have moved
uu.siairs over the butcher shop.
Assessor Borthwck made business
trip to Occur d'Alene, Wednesday.
A, A. Merritt of Seneacguo,een was
doing business in town last Saturday.
J.F. Steel OF Copeland was tran
sacting business in town "Wednesday.
A. w. Evoy Of the Rathdrum meat
market had an attack OF la grippe
this week.
The four.year old daughter OF Mrs.
Balkow is quite i'll with rheumatism
OF the heart.
Chas. L. Hoffman made a trip to
Bonnc.s Ferry Monday, returning
Wednesday.
Ralph Smith Of Occur d 'Alene. son of
ex-commmissioner Smith, was visiting
in Rathdrum Sunday.
Mrs. S. l.. Smith went to Spokane
Monday where she will visit relatives
for short time.
Miss Helen Hart returned from
Spokane Wednesday, where she had
been visiting with friends for a num-
Der of days.
W. b. Hayes, a New York attorney,
in company with NJ. 5. Lindsay OF
Priest River, was transacting business
in town this week.
An engine struck handcar on the
Northern Pacific railroad one day this
week at Pack River. On the car was
Jap. The handcar was demolished
ana the Jap was killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reiniger, Sher-
i'll Dyer, Louis Eilert. John Russell,
Joseph Poirier and Joseph Buckle at
tended the funeral of James Judge at
Occur d'Alene last Friday.
Mrs. J. T. Yost, who was confined
to her home for a week or ten days
with la grippe, after her return from
Medical Lake, is again able to resume
her position In the post office.
G. W. Engel of Cheney, Wash,
was visiting the family of Mr. Owen
LAWN on Wednesday. He had been
over to Post Falls on personal bust
ness ard stopped over on his return
home.
Mrs. Lena Brigger and Jay Puring
ton made q trip to Spokane this week.
We understand that Mrs. Bigger
contemplates leaving Rathdrum in
the near future and taking up her
home elsewhere
Maggie ellis and G. E. Andrews.
both OF Bonners Ferry, We're married
i'll the parlors of the Hotel Wright
on Wednesday morning. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. ]. II,
Hipe OF the same place.
If you desire instructions upon the
piano or organ under competent
teacher call on Miss Louie Walker at
the Presbyterian manse. Miss Wal
ker is now prepared to receive schol-
ars and her terms are reasonable.
William Dingman lies in a precar-
ious condition at the home OF bis
brother Charles, about eight miles
from Rathdrum. He is suffering
from a relapse of TYPHOID fever which
he had while at North Yakima, Wash.
We hope that the fruit growers, as
we'll as those thoroughly interested in
that growing industry, in this section,
did not forget the meeting OF the hor-
hcultural association which convened
N Spokane yesterday and will con-
TIME in session over Saturday.
The editor OF The Republican re-
ceived an invitation for himself and
family TO the musicale matinee given
oy Emil Simon, the Spokane music
oealcr, at his store on Sprague avenue
Monday of this week, and very much
regretted his inability to be present
! and enjoy such rare musical treat.
: Mrs, B. II. Mcneil, the wife of the
! northern Pacific night operator at
Z hathdrum, left Wednesday night for
z z Los Angeles, Cal, where she goes TO
) 'sit relatives. Mrs. Mcneil expects
: enjoy the lovely winter climate of
z nat most favored section for about
NO months before returning home.
: What would You do il taken with
aolic or cholera murbus when your
3 MUSICIAN is away from home and
= our drug stores are closed? After
1e emergency you will Away keep
am5erlain's Collie, Cholera and
arrhoea Remedy in your home, but
q Nv wait until the horse is stolen be-
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