The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-13

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A full line of hardware, furniture
and undertaking goods at Kloprs.
Thomas Fitzsimmons and E. P.
Manor left last week for San Fran
cisco.
Clothing, shoes, hats and ladies
goods. will be sold cheap for cash.
+. +. Manor.
Mrs. M. v. Wells has moved to
Occur d'Alene, where she is running
lodging house.
P. C. Mashburn, prominent citi-
zen Of Santa, Twas In Rathdrum We'd
nesday on business.
T. H. Brundage, the real estate
man Of Ramsey, is spending few
weeks in southeastern Idaho.
II you want sectional map OF
Kootenai county send 81 to the Pan
handle Abstract Co., Rathdrum.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Reiniger returned
this week from three months trip TO
California. Mr.. Reiniger is much
improved in health.
Mrs. Robert Dyer left Sunday for
two months visit at Spokane and
Ritzville. M. Dyer returned IT,
Ritzville Sunday where he is working
for the summer.
A school election was held In Rath-
drum Monday resulting in the elect
ion OF DR.. Wenz as trustee. A spe-
cial tax OF ~ mills was voted for
school purposes.
E. p. Dyer, matchmaker and jew
eler, has an ad on second page Of to-
days paper. Mr.. Dyer will doctor
sick and disabled watches and clocks
or repair jewclry. Charges reasonable
j. w. Wilson has taken into part
nership In his real estate business, II.
M. Stoutenburg and the arm name
is Wilson & Stoutenburg. They will
transact a general real estate business
LOsT-A black cow with whit. face
and feet; about four years old. A
suitable reward will he paid for in
formation leading to her recovery.
Carscallen Bros, Occur d'Alene, Ida.
N. Larson, Of Marshalltown, Iowa,
an uncle Of the Larson Bros, arrived
here the frst Of the week ON a visit.
He may conclude to locate in this
section Ms he is favorably impressed
with the country.
Mrs. HOLSTER, Mrs. VIM. Cleland
and Mrs. Post departed last Sunday
evening as delegates from Temple No.
4, to attend the Grand Temple oil
RathbOne Sisters which was held al
Grangeville June 10.
Edward II. Blanchard, aged about
10 years, an inmate OF the county
hospital died the latter part Of last
week and was buried in the county
cemetery. He came to the hospital
from Harrison last November.
Mr.. Armand Perrenoud, the CoeuI
d'Alene Hardware dealer, announces
that he has just received carload Of
Baker Barbed Wire. Write him fol
prices. Also carload Of doors and
windows which will be sold at bottom
prices. tt
j. N. True, lawyer by profession
from Aitkin county, Minnesota, ha'
ioca ted in Rathdrum. He has estab
llshed an Office one door east Of thu
Hotel Wright. A card explaining
particulars OF his business appears or
second page Of this paper.
The bali game advertised to TAXI
place here Monday, between Gala
hans kids and McFarland's giants, o
Occur d'Alene, was pulled off or
schedule time. The game was hOtl!
contested from start to finish ant
was won by the Rathdrum boys b.
two scores.
]. G. Brophey, the pioneer OF tn
pioneers of this section, was in tow
this week from his farm which Is 10
Gated few miles from Rathdrum
During his stLy in town Mr.. Brophe
recounted many thrilling experience
of pioneer life in this sectinn % year
ago. His memory Of events AM
names is something wonderful and t
hear him speak Of those times call
to memory mary pages Of western
history less Interesting than his nal
ratives.
Mrs. Vim. Akers was thrown gu
of u wagon near Fish lake Tuesda
and for awhile was thought to be 81
riously injured because the hind whee
of the vehicle passed over her ABIDE
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