Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-01-10


pletion, and the public will have
many opportunities to feel grateful
toward "the boys" for their accOmo
dalton.
John Ellersick returned from the
east Thursday. He was accompanied
by seven other gentlemen who, we
understand, are mechanics and here
for the purpose of contracting the
Ellersick Bros, saw mill plant 10 De
Ierected about two miles north Of
Standpoint.
Postmaster Wilson was again called
To Helena Monday night as q witness
for the federal authorities In land
contest case against the Mullan Land
Company, which Is being tried before
the officials OF the Helena land Office
Mr.. Wilson Will probably be absent
about week.
J. Hawks, timberman from Sagle,
was in the city Thursday and called
at this Office. He reports that timber
work in his locality is progressing
nicely in spite OF the unreasonable
weather, the hauls being short. How
ever, he would not object To colder
weather and snow.
Mr.. Goddard has In course OF prep.
aration a concert to be given In Sand
point about the 18th. The Choral So
ciety will start next Monday evening
renearsing for the event. Program
will he published later. Price Of ad
mission will be - cents. reserved
seats tchairl 81 cents.
Smoke Flor de Hamilton cigars. al
John Dunnigan, an extensive log
ging contractor, was transferring his
outfit from the Northern Pacific To
the Great Northern line yesterday
Mr.. Dunnigan, who has been opefat-
ing near Missoula, is transferring his
outfit to. Kalispell, where he has q
large logging contract.
Anton Peterson OF kootenai this
week sold his timber ranch, lG0 acres
situated near kootenai, 10 Pete. Me
Arthur OF Detroit, for considerations
Of A., s1 The timber ON this land IL
principally white pine. and this is 4
fair Illustration OF what that class OF
timber land is worth in this locality
The Northern Pacific Company are
planning various improvements on
their depot property here. These
Improvements will embrace larger
waiting room and baggage room ac
commodat ions, besides better facili
ties for the handling Of freight,
all OF which the company will com
menee work upon early In the spring
Mrs. John Malonev, who resumed
The management Of the dining depart
ment OF her hotel about two weeks
ago, reports wonderful improvement
in patronage. Her success in this de
partment has been so satisfactory that
she will probably continue managing
the dining department instead %
renting as she at first had intended.
After an absence Of more thar
eight months John A. Laiiuqnet re.
turned home Monday from III. Maries.
where he had been employed In the
mercantile establishment of JOSEPH
Fisher. Mr.. .Laiiuquct expects To re-
main here and engage In the timber
business with his father, believing
that promises better returns thar
working for wages.
Sore and swollen joints, sharp
shooting pains, torturing muscles, ne
rest. no sleep. That means rheuma
tsm II is stubborn dIeease To light
but Chamberlain's Pain Balm has
conquered IL thousands OF times. H.
} Will do SO whenever the oppoflunity H.
offered. Try ii. One application re-
liey,s the pain. For sale by G. K
foss, druggist.
About 20 OF Sandpoints young pco-
pie gathered III the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. y. Yost Saturday evening
where they were entertained at pro-
gresslye whist by Miss Bertha Huey.
The gathering was In. honor Of Miss
| Clara Sydow, a teacher In the Rath
drum public school, who was the
guest Of Miss Huey several days last
week. Miss Sydow returned TO Rath-
drum Sunday evening.
Smoke Flor de Hamilton cigars. al
John peckham OF kootcnai, aff'ict.
ed with iniiamatory rheumatism, was
fuG.,. ~, the Ilgrns haA mir