The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-04-12

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Rev. F. NJ. Egbers, OF Granite.
held services 10 tile Methodist
church in this city last Sunday.
Mr.. James L. Kennedy returned
from Spokane today, having been In
attendance upon the Inland Empire
Teachers Association.
Stewart Young, OF Brookings, s..
D., who recently purchased the old
Reiniger ranch on the prairie, started
for his eastern home today. He ex-
poets to return this summer some
time.
J. L. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. D..
vanDuzer, Clara Sydow, D. f. DANNY
Edgar and Oscar Sheffield are among
those from Rathdrum who. attended
the Inland Empire Teachers associa-
tion at Spokane this week.
G. L. Watts and family, Of Sheri-
dan, Wyoming, arrived Wednesday
from the east to take possession OF
the Joe Poirier farm four miles south
west OF town, recently purchased by
them. They are we'll pleased with
this section.
The body of Sholto Rogers, the
young man who took an overdose of
morphine last week, was buried In the
Rathdrum cemetery Sunday after
noon. His father arrived from Mil
waukee Saturday night and made ar
rangements for the funeral.
For SALE One IS acre tract; one
100 acre tract one 100 acre tract.
Plenty Of timber and water; good
timothy ground. Terms, at least one
half cash down. For further partic-
ulars call at the Enterprise sawmill,
near Hauser, Idaho. tf-mr22
A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday Dy County Auditor Callahan
to George Biet, Of St Maries, and
Louise Homer. of Philadelphia, Pa.
Un Thursday a similar document was
issued to Fred F. Wilson, OF Ross
land. b. O., and Miss B. A. Murphy,
uf Spokane.
Wiley vs.. Upright was the title
Of a case brought in Judge Marsh's|
court Monday. The suit arose ovet
some logs claimed to have been d.
livered to defendant couple Of years
ago the value Of which was placed at
$66.75. The case was postponed some
days to allow the plaintiff time to die
an amended complaint.
T. L. Quarles went to Harrison
Wednesday to attend meeting Of
the Kootenai county Woodmen. At
this meeting decision will be
reached as to which town gets the
monster log roll to take place some
time in the near future TO be, particle
p,ted in by all Of the Woodmen
camps Of Kootenai county and those
from northern ShoshOne.
On Monday Sheriff Dyer turned
into the cnunty treasury the sum OF
So, $50 license money collected during
March. This makes Total of SILL
$50 collected for the first quarter OF
1902. There will come ia from time
to time during the remainder Of the
year between So, ZOO and $4,000 more
from this source which will make q
total of $40, 900.
Articles OF incorporation were filed
recently by the AthOl improvement
company. The capital stock is $1,000
and the object of the organization is
to furnish water to that town. The
directors named are l.. Bernard, j. ].
Dumas, ]. H. Snyder, S. H. Watkins,
and Antoine Busk. Also the Occur
d'Alene Inn company, of Coeu
d'Alene City, for the purpose Of re-
modelling the old Occur d'Alene hotel.
The incorporators are NJ. G. Normoyl,
ARA Normoyle, Felix Lemarinel and
Margaret Lemarinel Of Occur d'Alene
and E. H. Belden, Of Spokane. The
capital stock is $4,000.