Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-11

i. II. Brown has disposed OF his
place short distance down the river.
ana moved into town. He has pnr-
chased the house and lot just west of
tne C0urser residence which he will
occupy.
Walter OFT OF Jennings, Mont, was
mere Wednesday looking over the stu
atlon with view to securing loca-
tlon for saloon. He could not Sc
cure exactly what he wanted, but will
return in few weeks.
The work Of taking the annual
school census is in progress in this dis
tfict. The increase over last year in
the number OF children OF school age
Will be great surprise. The result
OF the work will be given next week.
''Costliest because best" Ponce de
Leon Havana cigars, at Baldwins. al
Glen p. Mckinlay, speaker OF the
house OF representatives at the last
session OF the Idaho legislature, has
been in this vicinity several days in
the capacity Of agent for the New
York Life Insurance Company. His
home is in Wallace.
L. d. Farmin, who has been absent
about two months visiting friends
and relatives in the east, is expected
home about the 10th Infant. Mrs.
Farmin, who accompanied her hus-
band on this trip, will remain east for
some time longer.
1t is reported here that the Hope
Lumber Company has sold its hold
ings, consisting OF mill and site at
Hope and large quantity Of lumber
logs and timber lands. The parties
alleged to have made the purchase re-
side at Stevens Point, Wis.
Frank Schulz arrived here Sunday
and has taken charge OF the railroad
gang on this section as foreman. Mr..
Schulz will send for his family shortly,
they at present being in n. Dakota.
NJ. Smith, Mr.. Schulz's predecessor at
this point, has been placed in charge
of the extra gang.
1t is reported here that man nam
ed Smith, who was formerly conduct
ing newspaper at Tekoa, Wash, has
moved his printing plant to Occur d.
Alene, where he will shortly COM
mence the publication Of weekly
newspaper The new paper is to be
republican in politics.
c. R. Foss, the druggist, has been
beautifying the interior OF his drug
store the past week with new coat
Of paper and paint. With dark green
paper as a background and the wood
wook Of white and gold, very pleasing
and artistic effect is produced. The
work was done by Contractor Archer.
Do not leave home on a journey
without bottle OF Chamberlain's
SOllNs SIIoICId ullu lJldIl IoCtl INCllICbN
It is almost certain to be needed and
cannot be procured while you are on
board the cars or steamship. 1t is
pleasant. safe and rc.sliable For sale
by c. r. Foss. a
Owing to extra work entailed by an
unusual number of legal notices the
Republican makes it appearance half
a day late this week. This is una
yoidable, because unlike other classes
OF work copy for legal notices must be
accepted, even though its appearance
is delayed until the day Of publication.
Twelve teachers attended the asso-
citation meeting here last Saturday.
Both the afternoon and evening ses-
SiOns were reported pronounced sue
cess, the attendance being large and
the discussions most interesting to all
concerned in school work. Superin-
tendent Van Duzer was present at
both sessions.
Smoke Flor de Hamilton cigars. al
Charles Selle. the we'll known log
ging contractor OF Kootenai, called at
the Republican office few days ago,
and in the course OF bis conversation
announced his intention of retiring
from that work. Too much mild
weather and lack OF snow the past
winter gives the situation rather
discouraging appearance from log
ging contractors standpoint.
In the case OF May VS.. Great North
ern, a suit to recover $50 alleged
to be due on account Of baggage lost
in transit, which came up for hearing
before Justice Whitaker Thursday,
Judgment for the full amount with
costs was awarded the plaintiff. Peter
JJhnson appeared for the plaintiff and
NJ. j. Gordon of Spokane for defend
ant. The case will be appealed.
Postmaster c. w. Wilson leaves Tor
Ruffaln. \. Y. SUNDAY morning,