The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-05-10

James A. Brown, a prominent min
Ing man from Lakeview, was Ia Rath
drum Wednesday.
Samuel Gamblers a respected an(
well-tO-dO farmer of this section wa.
a pleasant caller at this office TODAY
Jesse Dennison, a prominent farm
er of Rathdrum prairie, was attend
ing To business matters In town last
Saturday.
VIM. VanGaskin, manager of the
kootenai Trading Co.'S store at Bon.
ners Ferry, was In the county seat
Tuesday on business.
Married In this city Wednesday,
May Z, Edwin D. Roberts, OF Rath-
drum and Clara B. Curtis, Minneapo-
lis, Minn., by Rev. f. A. Walker.
Archie Alkire, of Pony, Montana,
and Edna D. Cummings. OF Occur
dAlene. were married IN this place
wednesday evening Rev. L. A.
Walker officiating.
Paul Jacot who was taken in custo.
dy last week on charge OF insanity.
was adjudged insane Tuesday by Pro-
bate Judge McBee and turned over to
guard who had arrived here from
the Blackfoot asylum.
Stewart Young, who recently pur.
chased the Reiniger ranch near Rath.
drum, arrived from Brookings, South
Dakota, last Saturday. On his arr.
val here Mr.. Young purchased the c.
W. Der residence on Main street;
consideration 81, 400.
Mr.. Armand Perrenoud, the Occur
d'A!ene Hardware dealer, announces
that he has just received carload OF
Baker Barbed Wire. Write him for
prices. Also carload of doors and
windows which will be sold at bottom
prices. II
W. A. Harris gasoline launch was
taken to Fish lake Sunday and hap
tiled In the limpid water. The trial
trip was made that day and the boat
proved to be fast sailer making a
four mile run in 10 minutes. Mr..
Hart is well pleased with bis pleasure
craft.
Charles O'Callaghan, OF Boomers
Ferry, informs US that April was the
record breaking month for land sales |
and entries in the Koutenal valley |
for the past year. Mr.. O'Callaghan
IS closely identified with land inter-
'sts in that section and knows where
If he speaks.
State Land Appraisers M. Dowd,
If Wallace, G. Ii. Harvey, Of Haley,
Ind Q. B. Stunenberg, of Boise, were
n this section Tuesday appraising
he land on which the town of Athol
S built. They stated that it would
'nly be a matter of a short tin. be-
ore title could be obtained to the
and. They departed the same even
ny for Spokane and from there made
trip up to Occur d'Alene lake Wed
lesday on similar business.
Dutch Jake's picnic club is noted
or lightning changes but we doubt
whether it CAN compare with a mat
imonial change made in Rathdrum
his week. On Tuesday Mrs. Alice
strange, of Gem, Idaho, secured
ecree OF divorce from her husband
n the district court and had her
maiden name Of White restored to her.
fifteen minutes later Chas. G. Ben
ett, of Spokane Bridge, appeared
efore the county clerk and secured a
marriage license and a few minutes
1lCt MISS w uiOC OCCdAc MIS-. DcIl.
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Mrs. ]. S. Woolery is in receipt of
letter from Mrs. A j. Rusho, who
; now at Los Angeles, Cal. In this
etter, portion of which we publish,
Irs. Rusho states that she is enjoy
ny herself. Her visit in Los Angeles
, best described in her own language
5 follows: II arrived here in the
yeek Of the Lea Fiesta or Flower
festival. saw the Elks parade on
thursday afternoon, it was fine. there
'as fully 1901 people on the streets
nd it was thought by some that
here were 200. 900; but let me say
here was more than l had ever seen
t one time before. In the evening
re drove in the streets about two
ours. The city is lovely by night
was ablaze with lights of
II colors; it was something grand for
le. Everyone was out for a good
ime and they seemed to be having
hat thav Suoro mt for Er;1ou ,.,,, |