The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-07-04

Wood has taken = raise. Best 1t
add tamarac now $2.25. e. p. Manor.
n. D. Wright pays SEES per cord
for DR. and tamarac wood. green or dry.
A business mems association L in
process Of formation 1t Boomers
Ferry.
J. W. Settle, real estate man Of
Post Falls, was In Rathdrum We'd
nesday.
have one more wagon for sale.
It will be sold on time with security.
E. p. Manor.
T. =. Holm, an extensive farmer
who lives near Post Falls was 10
Rathdrum Tuesday.
A full line OF doors. windows,
screen doors, boys express wagons and
window shades, at Klopf's.
James Kennedy was over from
Ramsey the first Of the week and
gave this Office pleasant call.
Oscar Shedield county surveyor re.
turned Monday from Harrison where
he had"been for over week surveying:
new roads. Il
The village Of Rathdrum 10 In re.
ceipt OF = new hose cart. This, In
connection with 400 feet of new ht,se
ought TO discourage almost any old
Ore.
Assessor Borthwick reports delin..
quent taxes coming In quite rapidly.
He has received for the quarter just
ended s394l.64 which was turned
over to the treasurer Julyl.
w. A. Hart has let the contract
for ais new two-story brick building
to N. C.Nicoli. The size will be- 80
feet four inches wide by SO feet in
length. Work will begin At once.
John Callahatf ST.. OF Boomers Fer.
~ arrived 10 town Tuesday on visit
to his son Auditor Callahan. Mr..
Callahan has sold out his real estate
holdings At the Ferry and will retire
from active pursuits.
Miss Bessie Riggs, sister Of Mrs.
B. f. Bourn, who has been visiting
here for q week departed Wednesday
morning for her home at Rosalia,
Wash. Milton and Muriel Bourn
accompanied her to visit their grand
parents.
According to the Herald, Of Bon.
ners Ferry, work will begin In the
near future on the stamp mill at the
Buckhorh mine. The Hoosier Boy
Gold Mining Co. propose testing this
ore In q practical and business like
manner.
II. voegler, Of Seneaquoteen. was
a substantial caller at this oifice We'd
nesday. According to the gentle
mans statement crops are looking
dne Id his section and the rains Of
the past week insures bounteful
harvest.
Rathdrum people are se,ebrating
our national. holiAnyassss places
10 the cl1spty today. Athol, 6ssnite
and s., Maries seem to be the favor
ties. Some few are 10 Spokane who
will remain over until tomorrow
night to see the fireworks.
Joseph Dpgan was over from the
Santa mining country Wednesday on
visit to relatives and friends. Mr..
Dugau stated that w. A. Logue and
Jefferson Davis had reached the
mines and had located some property.
They have taken .'lay" on a claim
belonging to Joe which they will
open up.
City Marshal Sawyer of Standpoint
arrived here Wednesday morning
having In charge Thomas Kelly,
Thomas CARROLL and Richard English
who were committed to jail to await
trial in the district court on charge
Of burglary. They were caught red
handed with goods stolen from box
car 10 which the Japanese section
hands had their home. The prelim-
mary trial occurred Tuesday before
Justice Whitaker who concluded that
evidence sufficient to bind them over
was produced.
| Notice has been issued by Second
Assistant Postmaster General Shall
leuberger to postmasters and mail
carriers throughout the west to the
effect that persons living on mail
route can have their mail delivered
free Of charge. To do this, however,
1t will be necessary for the patron to
serve written notice on his p0etmas.
ter to send his mail by carrier and t.