The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07

OF the Occur d'Alene s. Spokane Elec.
trio Railway are busily engaged in 10.
eating q route for the proposed road
between Spokane and Occur d'Alene.
Ladies:-We have all kinds of Lad.
les. Misses and chlldren's wraps and
They are going at very low prices.
Examine our line aud you will find it
to be the biggest a. we'll as the best
10 the city. E.P. Manor
Owing to lack Of space last week
we omitted to mention the last meet
ing OF the Woman's Republican Club.
The ladies met In Mrs. G. L. Heit-
mans parlor, where with songs, mus
&c and conversation, aud above all, q
dinner served by the hostess, q very
pleasant time was had.
l 9. w. Davis, has abandoned his
homestead three miles west OF town
and moved into the city for the win.
ter. Mr.. Davis and family will occu-
py the new log house recently erected
by old man Sackett.
J. W. Ferguson, OF Blacktail, was
10 the city on business, Monday. Mr..
Ferguson is heavily interested 10 the
mines at Blacktail and In the new
5000, 900 100 ton smelter, which is to
be located on the banks Of Lake Pend
Oreiile.
FOR SALE:-A 5-room dwelling
house Including 3 lots; opposite the
Catholic church. For further inform
alton apply to Thos. J. Purcell. II
The loss sustained by S. L. Vidger,
In the burning of his sawmill last
week. Is estimated at $1,000, the saws
and betting destroyed, alone being
worth $500. Mr.. Vidger has ordered
4 new supply Of machinery, and will
soon have new mill running.
KlOpf carries the best line Of no
dertaking goods 10 Kootenai county.
A very pleasant social hop WAS given
by Richard Tautenhahn ut his place
below town last Saturday night In
honor Of his daughter Francis, on the
eve Of her departure for Silver Bow,
Mont. to visit her sister, Mrs. Fred
Reiniger.
A good deal Of repair work has been
done recently and is in progress at
the depot aud Its enclosures new
roof, new floor and doors, and new
fence round the yard representing the
main part OF the work done.
| Edward Crane, has cleared a chan
mel through the 100 foot reef which
Interfered with the passage OF the St.
Joe river three miles this side Of St.
Joe, said channel being nine feet deep
during low water, and allowing free
passage for the largest boats.
| A very pleasant surprise party was
given last Saturday evening at the
Hotel Wishard, by the mem bers OF
Hattie HOLSTER Hive of the L. OF. N
to their organizer, Lady Aldrich. A
lunch of coffee and cake was served
and a purse of $3.50 was made up b,
the ladies and presented to Lady Al
drich as token Of their esteem ant
regard.
One good turn deserves another
Turn over 5000 to me and vii
turn over to you q suit OF clothes tina
, cannot be equaled for the money.
Il. p. Manor
, Last Friday night was Halloween
. and, as was expected, many prank
and some destructive depreciation
were perpetrated by the boys In val
. ious parts of town. Some propert
, WAS damaged aud several wagons an
bugQies taken from yards and left !
distant parts of town. John Russell
horse was taken from its corral an
turned loose. 1t was found q milt
from town and brought back ne'
day. Among the less harmful pran'
was the marking of every front vii
dow in town with soap, 4 gentle r
,nInder, in several instances, that tt
u windows needed washing.
Since we moved into our new hea
IS quarters we have better opportuni
II to display our Clothing. We ha
IS EVERYTHING in the line OF clothin
u nd we can sell you a suit cheap
than anybody E. P. Manor.
n The political speeches made by III
of Joseph H. Hutchinson and John
to Callahan. last Friday night, were pr
st hably two of the cleanest address
made 10 the campaign just close
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