The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-07-25
LOCAL BREvITlES.

this Office.
Fred Day was up from Spokane
the first Of the week.
j. G. Byrd, OF Spokane, was 10 the,
city the past week.
L. d. Farmin, OF Sand Point, was
visitor ir the city, Monday.
w. II. Flelnming, Of Athol, was 10
the city last Friday.
For SALE: By Fla. Brown, 4 horse
and phaeton, at Rathdrun, Idaho.
II you need sui: Of clothes and
you want II cheap, 70 to Manor for 1t.
II. W.Evenson, Of St. Paul, came
out Of the east and registered at the
Mountain View, Monday.
Chas. w. Pelham was a visitor in
the county seat, Monday, from the
busy burg OF St. Maries.
A full line OF doors. windows,
screen doors, boys express wagons and
window shades, at Klopf's.
The Methodists will hold services
In the Baptist Church at II O'Clock
Sunday morning and at 8 In the even
ing, Rev. II. Roberts conducting.
Mr.. Harris and family, Of Rim
Rock, have moved to town and will
remain here for few weeks. Mr..
Harris has been. employed to put up
hay for DR.. Vent.
Father Purcell has returned from
long visit to Philadelphia. He in
tends trying to establishing a missi IN
at Occur d'Alene but without discon.
tinueing his spiritual labors at this
place.
e. P. Dyer is diligently occupied
in ship building In the yards back o1
his Office. lie Is constructing a six
teen foot, one horse power, gasoline
launch for Messrs Hollister and
Quarles, to he placed on Twin Lakes
w. II. Cleland has added new
hack to his already excellent liver,
service. 1t was purchased of W. W
Redhead, of Spokane, for $l45, is
three seated affair and eclipses any vi
hicle OF the klrd in the city.
Our esteemed contemporary, JOSEPH
r. Scott, Editor Ut the Occur d'Alen'
Press, was in the city, Tuesday, OF
business with the ca. Commissioners
While here, Mr.. Scott honored u
with a friendly call. Mr.. Scott wa
accompanied by his wife and two boys
John Tautenhahm is quite busy a
present furnishing brick for the new
store which is being erected by w. II
Hart. Mr.. Tautenhahm's brick yart
is about four miles west of the cit
and produces u fine grade Of buildin
material.
Geo. w. Koch's photo studio Is nov
open for business He has a new pre-
cess called the metallic finish whic
makes an engraving the color OF 81
yer. It's a leauty. Remember h
is here for short time only, All
those desiring good photos would q
we'll to see Mr.. Koch's studio at once
John Freeborn, an aged citizen
Hauser, was In the city last week II
curing for newspaper account OF
railroad wreck which occurred in Mon
in Nov, 1907, in which a young maj
a relative, namsd Earl Stem, was xii
ed while on his way west from OAK
ia. Mr.. Freeborn hts thus far failt
to obtain the object Of his search.
Jas. Casey, a prosperous Rathdru
farmer, received from Spokane ne
tbreshing machine to replace o.
burnt up last harvest. The new m
chine was made by the J. l. Ca
Threshing Machine Co. OF Racine, W
and is one Of the best ever turned Q
Nv that firm. It weighs 5000 pount
Mr.. Casey has also ordered a feed
and will run a steam baler.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. w. Porter, of ST
wano, Wisconsin, spent Sunday
Ratl,drum at the home OF }. W. Cor
lin. Like all healthy minded peol
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter are very raw
ably impressed with this great COZ
try. They departed Monday MORN
being on an extensive tour OF
west, comprehending Spokane
coast and San Francisco. They
then return to Wisconsin VIA Scar
over the Kansas and Pacific railro
Work on the new brick store 40
feet, which is being erected by W..
Hart. is progressing steadily. IL
at first Intended to build new 10
dalton wall for the new ou'iu'
close beside that Of the old one;