The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-20
Remember goods are selling cheap


Mrs, ]. @. Callahan is visitin
friends at st. Marles this week.
f. n. Egbers. Of Athol, was trans
acting business 10 town Wednesday
NJ. D. Wright pays 1925 per cor,
for DR. and taharac wood, green or, dry
have one more wagon for sale
II Will be sold on time with security
4. P. Manor.
A full limo OF doors. windows
screen doors, boys express wagons and
window shades, at Kloprs.
Several parties from Rathdrum
went to C0uer d'Alene Wednesday t6
attend the Spokane grocers picnic.
Several train loads Of sheep have
passed through here the past few
days going east to summer pastures.
Mrs. George Dyer and two children,
OF Spokane. arrived here yesterday
morning to visit relatives and friends.
9. Z. Hoffman and family are NOV
Ing out to their Fish lake ranch
where they will reside during the
summer months.
Mrs. w. ]. Mcclure returned from
Boise the first Of the week, where
she had been attending a meeting Of
the state w. r. C.
r. Q. Peterson, of Brookings. South
Dakota, a friend OF Stewart Young,
was here few days this week look
ing over the country.
Guy Davis, accompanied by his two
sons, from Harrison, was in town
Wednesday transacting business be-
fore the probate Judge.
N. w. Durham, editor Of the
Spokesman Review, accompanied by
Mrs. Durham, went to Spirit lake
yesterday for a two weeks outing.
An eight-pound daughter arrived at
the home Of Mr.. add Mrs. Daniel
Robbins, who reside near Athol,
Wednesday morning, DR.. Wenz
ofi1ciating.
Some very important improvements
10 town are being made these days,
In the way Of new sidewalks, bridges,
etc. There is still more of this kind
Of work before every street is ln proper
shape.
Thomas Fl. Steenstra, proprietor OF
the Washington Printing Co., OF Spo-
kane, was In Rathdrum Monday even
ing on his return home from an out
ing at Spirit lake. His family, who
are still at the lake, will remain few
days longer.
T. L. Quarles and d. F. Hollister
received their gasoline engine a few
days ago from the east, which will be
placed in their boat on Fish lake this
week. 1t is Of 1-horse capacity and
will be great Improvement over the
row boat method.
A petition is being circulated ask
ing the town trustees to call special
election to vote on the proposition OF
bonding the town to raise money to
1yke the town, grade the streets and
construct system Of water works.
Ferry Herald.
Henry Reiniger jr. has resigned his
position In the county assessors Office
Ind accepted clerkship in NJ. D.
Wright's mercantile establishment.
D. Z. Dandy will assist Assessor
and fill the vacancy caused
BY Mr.. Reiniger's resignation.
Judge MAYHEM was 10 Rathdram
Wednesday hearing a cross-complaint
n the divorce case OF A. Harvey vs..
Ida Harvey, wherein the defendant
lsked for restraining order and Or
Ter for alimony and court costs,
which was granted by the court.
Kootenai county Jared well IN the
Idaho grand lodge X. OF p and Rath-
zone Sisters meetings held at Grange
lille last week. James H. Harte, of
Occur d'AIene, was elected grand
Keeper of records and seals, and A.
". Post, of Rathdrum, was elected
,rand master of exchequer. The
2athbone Sisters elected Mrs. d. F.
dollister, of Rathdrum, grand junior,
ind Mrs. A. w. Post a representative
o the supreme lodge.
Our enterprising merchant, M. D.
Wright, occupies a quarter page OF
he BLADE today telling of Summer
,hings at their best" This store un-
carries one of the largest
ind best stocks OF goods anywhere Ia
Northern Idaho, and IL our readers
will read the ad carefully they will
Ind everything In stock hete that is