The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-09-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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slightly damaged goods at Manor's
70. sale cheap.
Chris Jensen, of Lake Enterprise,
v,s a visitor 10 our midst this week.
John w. Settle, the Post Falls real
estate man, was a visitor in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. Matte Graves, organizer for
the w, G.. r. U. will lecture at the
NJ. church, Friday evening, Oct. 3.
When in town don't fail to see
Klopf's new line Of racket goods.
Justice ]. r. Wilson, republican
candidate for probate Judge, returned
Tuesday from a business trip to Spo-
kane,
M. A. Hickey, having sold his farm
at State Line, contemplates going
north to deyelope his mine.
Klopf carries the best line of un-
dertaking goods in Kootenai county.
Marrled:-W. Z. Barnett and Min
ME Smith, both Of Coulec City, Wash
Sept. 22nd. Justice j. r. Wilson offici-
ating.
l will cut down on my clothing to
make room for new. Come and get a
bargain. Il. p. Manor.
The silver, dug out OF the mines Of
old Mexico in the last quarter century
aggregate sl,0o4, 623, 1872; gold, SGT,
ll7,227.
Work is being rushed on Manor's
new brick. !, r. Bolster, Of Spokane
has the contract and ten masons are
working under him, eight Of whom
are from Spokane.
Chas. A. Mcdonald, commenced
Monday, to build a new residence on
lot I, in the East End. 1t will be
two stories high and is to be lathed
and plastered.
T.. p. Manor has sold a 100 acre
farm near Spirit lake, to d. j. Wright
of Spokane, through the real estate
firm of Wilson and Stoutenburg. Con-
sIderatiOn $76O.
Some OF j.. P. Manor's goods were
slightly damaged in moving them
from the old store. To dispose Of
these big cut in price has been mad.
Come and see.
L. w. Thorp, the Twin Lakes farm
er, returned Tuesday from two weeks
visit with friends at Palouse. Mr..
Thorp has placed his son Gus in
school here.
At the republican precinct primary
held last Saturday in Hart's hall, A.
i. Duff and Steven Adams were nom
mated for justice of the peace, and
John Stewart for constable.
Klopf has just received new lot
OF heating stoves.
The trial before Justice Wilson, Of
the misdemeanor case of VIM. Dsgraff
forattelnpting to break into the dwell
ing house OF G.. Fl. Cadman, near
Granite, on Aug. II, has been set for
tomorrow.
G. S. Armstrong, of Post Falls and
Inga C. Nelson, OF Warsaw, Wis. /,
were married here, Saturday, Rev. E.
A. Walker, officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Armstrong will reside at Post Falls
The case Of Mis-. Boyington vsC. L.
Boyington to recover $l40 alleged II
he due her for household services, was
tried before Justice Wilson yesterday.
In accordance with an order OF the
county commissioners an alteration
has been made IN the Court house.
the room Of the probate judge being
added to the assessors office aud the
JURORS room being fitted up for the
judge OF probate.
A WOmcn's Fusion Club will be or.
ganized at the home of Mrs. w. J.
Mcclure. tomorrow Saturday after
noon. Everyone in sympathy Will
the project are urgently requested t.
be present.
Father Purcell departs Tomorrow
morning for HARRISON to Officiate a
the funeral Of Mat Smith and Is veal
Old boy who was drowned yesterda!
afternoon while logging ut the mouth
OF Spokane Bay two miles from liar
ri;On.
Z. b. Jones sold his farm sOmetim
ago and will sell all his farm stool
and tools at auction, Oct. Is. IL
contemplates going to Spokane wher
he owhs-some valuable property. Til
week he is shipping SO tons OF hay t
the Iumbird Lumber Co.
The crowd at the dance given b
z. Is. Travis last Saturday was ur
usually large, being no doubt attract
ed by the prizes. The prize for tn
best lady waltzer was won by Mis-