The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-12-12

FOR SALK:-Any0ne wanting 1
good gentle fresh COW with calf car
get such by calling On Gust Peters u
his place u miles east Of Hausel
Junction. tt.
Mrs. Matilda Lapp, has placed
some Havlln and German chlnaware
for sale at Klopfs.
Justice John A. Steinlein, OF Sand.
point. was In town Tuesday. Mr.
Steinlein reports lower temperature
at Standpoint than here, and five feet
/ IT snow on the mountains.
Go to Manor for your Christmas
suit Of clothes, and get good suit
cheap. Don't 20 to Spokane and pay
One-half more for them.
w. d. Reinhart has purchased a
half-acre lot fronting on Idaho street,
from Geo. Humphrey, aud has Louis
Chambard erecting a substantial
frame house thereon.
/. L. Young and Lyndon NJ. Hall,
OF Athol, we're Ia the city Tuesday.
Both gentlemen figure prominently in
the district court case Of the State VI.
Scaags, which it Is understood comes
up for trial next week.
Klopf carries the best line Of under
taking goods IN Kootenai county.
N. Bangs, the Spirit lake timber
cruiser, who has had his headquarters
at this place for sometime past, de-
parted SATURDAY., to look after his
mining interests in eastern Oregon.
A splendid new line of iron bees
just received at Kloprs. Examine
them.
The Spokane valley and irrigation
company have force of men engaged
in putting In a headgate at Twin
Lakes. AS result the water In Mill
creek is not Of sufficient volume to
operate A. w. Posts sawmill. and G.
A. Christie is improving the time in
doing repair work.
From now on will sell cheap fer
cash only. Feed and wood is consid-
A new line OF furniture, wicker
chairs, iron beds, carpet sweepers, CEN
ter tables. etc., just received at
Klopf's.
State game warden w. T. BARLEY
in an interview With representative
of the Boise Statesman said that
northern Idaho was very prosperous.
Speaking Of the recent election, Mr.
BARLEY observed casually that the re-
publican victory was due to the fall
ure Of the legislature to disfranchisr
the populists and prohibit the voting
Of newcomers.
Charles Charbonneu and Raphael
Laucoste, two prosperous farmers OF
West Branch, were In the city Wed
nesday, on business at the court house
The gentlemen live near the Priest
River forest reserve, 10 one 1T the fin.
est timber ana agricultural belts IN
northern Idaho. Farming and lum.
bering and cattle raising are the CHIEF
industries. Mr.. Charbonneu reports
fourteen inches OF snow at West
Branch.
Shoes and rubbers one-third cheap
er than Spokane. Come and see for
Yourself and be convinced. 4. +.
Manor.
August Huelsuip, Of Dudley, was
transacting business In the city Sat
urday. Mr.. Hnelsuip is a member OF
the school board of district rs and
is taking a prominent part in the Sc
curing OF a school house at Dudley by
the sale of school bonds. Although
| consisting OF but postoffice, the city
of Dudley is in rich farming country
twenty-five miles east OF Harrison.
Mr.. Hu elsuip is of the opinion that
the N, P. railroad from Occur d'Alene
to Wallace is a certainty and Will De
a great benefit to that country.
FOR SALE:-A Groom dwelling
house including 3 lots; opposite the
Catholic church. For further INFORM
Ion apply.to Thos. j. Purcell. Il
WANTED.
We would like to ask, through thu