The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-21

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giving day, rife and ball, shooting +
commence at 9 O'Clock q. m.
Miss India Harrington, who wa
incapacitated by illness. last week, i
again able to assume her duties a
teacher Of the intermediate depart
ment.
J.R. Law, q prominent job offlc,
manager Of Spokane, was visitor |,
town Tuesday. Mr.. Law was ono,
editor of paper at Standpoint, knowr
az the Standpoint Journal.
Now that the campaign is over
Assessor.eIect R. G. Thompson has re-
sumed his avocation as carpent ter
Mr.. Thompson has greatly improved
the walk uear his home 10 the East
End, by laying board walk over au
exceptionally bad place.
Clothing guaranteed to nt and wear,
Cheap for cash. Wheat and oats &c.
cepted as cash. E. P. Manor.
Henry Viebrook and Margaret Pie.
ger were married Saturday, Nov. 18th
by Justice Wilson. Mr.. Viebrook is
one Of our best known and well res
pected citizens while the bride has a
large circle Of friends who unite 10
wishing the happy couple long life and
unbroken happiness throughout.
Frank Gendren, q bartender of
Occur d'Alene, was arrested 10 Spok.
ane Tuesday night, charged with the
larceny Of two grips valued at $lz5
owned by J E and P Cox guests Of the
hotel where Gendren was employed
Sheriff Dyer brought the prisoner to
Rathdrum and placed him In jail.
Klopf saves you money on under.
taking goods.
Misses Kate aud Mae LAWN AMI
Mrs. E. L. Bradshaw, returned last
Thursday afternoon from a pleasant
visit with friends IN Standpoint and
Hope. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. J. F. Yost and son Leonard,
who spent several days with them at
the Mountain View.
Biggest stock Of shoes In Kootenal
county, at Manors, and at the lowest
prices.
Col. D. H. Budlong returned, We'd
nesday, from trip to Pierce City,
where he went to look after some
mining business 10 which he is inter
ested. He says the trip is hard one
at this season. He found the camp
quite prosperous and says that a |
number Of properties will be worked
during the winter.-Press.
M. 1. McCulloch, of Spokane, has
purchased, through the real estate
agency M ]. r. Wilson, piece of
land near the Fred Melder place on
lower Twin lake, for the express pur-
pose OF fitting 1t for q summer resort.
A $4,000 hotel and Two bath houses
will be erected for the accomm0da-
ii IN OF pleasure seekers. Work will
commence at once.
A. w. Post is again ready to chop
your grains at any time you bring 1t
to him. I'll
Geo. O. Scoggs, the woodchopper
of Athol, who was arrested In Spo.
kane last week for the larceny of
certificate Of deposit for 500, belong
ing to his employer L. N. Hall, a
wood dealer, was tried last Friday be-
fore Justice Dyer and held for trial
Ia the district court, on the charge Of
grand larceny
Holiday goods are coming 10 now at
Manors. Go and see them.
Last Thursday evening, George
Macer, an aged liquor dealer OF Ora
mite. died of pneumonia, at the
Mountain View hotel. Mr.. Macer
came here three weeks ago for medi-
cal treatment. Although skilfully
attended by DR.. Wenz and constantly |
cared for by his friends. the aged and
feeble condition of the patient, pre-
cluded the possibility Of recovery.
The remains we're inferred In Rath'
drum cemetary last Friday, the Rev.
c. r. Cook, delivering the funeral SER
mOn