The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-09-19


day, suffering from badly broken and
crashed ankle and foot. The inlur,
was received while handling telegraph
poles and are Of sufficient severity t.
lncapacitate the patient for about sis
weeks.
Inc county commissioners hav,
finished their aummer session and de
parted for their respective homes
Ihey have judIciously disposed Of /,
large amount Of work, and earned a
rtst until they meet in the fall session
In October.
| will cut down on my clothing to
make room for new. Come and get a
bargain. +. P. Manor.
II. =. Thompson, has been busy all
week, putting new roof on the city
residence Of c. L. Heitman and maxi
Ing other Improvements ON the prem.
ises.
Richard Tautenhahn has filed his
order for-brick for Harris new store.
on which work was resumed. The
roof overtOps that Ut the old building
To which 1t is Joined.
Some Of Il. p. Manor's goods were
slightly damaged in moving them
from the old store. To dispose OF
these big cut in price has been made
Come and see.
Deputy Sheriff Bradbury has spent
the entire week searching for the
train robbers who were reported liz
the vicinity Of Mica hay.
Sid Vidger, obtained permission
Wednesday, from the town site t.,
move his sawmill into town. Tht
new site is just north OF the creek
near Dick Wright's stable. An auc-
ton will be held ut the old mill, Sept
II. Work on the new site will com
mence ut once.
The registration books OF Rathdrum
prccint are open at the home OF Mrs.
William Hayes the registrar south OF
the railroad track. The books are re
1uired to be open every Saturday un
til election. No qualified voter should
neglect to register. From statistics ",
learn that the vote this year will be a
close one and every vote will be needed
BE sure to register.
Klopf carries the best line of un-
iertaking goods In Kootenai county
Robert Buckley, has received larry.
Singer sewing machine, and stock OF
collars and other harness. Mr. Buckley
is an expert harnessMakt and shoe.
maker and is prepared to do all kind OF
work in this line. Within a month h.
sill move into his new quarters in the
Peters building when that is com
pleted.
Rev. r. G. Hodgson and wife re.
urned from the annual conference a,
Colfax, Tuesday. Rev. HodgsDn will
be stationed here for another year hav
ing charge OF the churches of Post
Falls and this place. c. T. Cook goes
to Rathdrum and Athol; Rev. Galley
to Harrison, and Rev. .J.'H Martiit
to st. Maries. Rev. Henderson, VIII"
was pastor at st, Maries goes to Spo
kane.
There are stoves and camp chairs,
and a full line of doors. windows.
screen doors, boys express wagons and
window shades at Klopfs.
We have arranged with the Toledo,
Ohio "Blade", to furnish that valua-
BILE world weekly and the SILVER
BLADE to subscribers at the special
CIuU Tdlc vi 81 Nv pei pSut. ou IC-
ceipt Of $3.50 we will enter any name
on our subscription books for a years
subscription to the Toledo Blade and
tho Silver Blade. You get two papers
for the price Of one. Look for the ad
OF the Toledo Blade, which appears
elsewhere in this issue.
II. ]. Baron, associate editor OF the
Illustrated West, was in the city this
week on business, connected with that
publication. Mr.. Baron after submit
| ting a proposition to the town council
succeeded in interesting the business
men in a write up Of Rathdrum and
vicinity. in his magazine. The Illus
trated West is a high class magazine
recently launched upon the unlimited
field of the west. Its purpose Is the
exploiting of the people, the resources
and the industries Of the west. 1t is
issued 10 Spokane. is of convenient
size, SO pages and possesses features
unknown to any other western period