Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30
LOCAL BRtyITits.
Contractor Travis has j. r. Laws
new dwelling we'll under way.

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new dwelling well under way.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bradley spent
several days at Spokane this week.
A.. II. Cruise came up from Spokane
Tuesday for two weeks visit with
his folks here.
Ladies, come and see my new
hats, trimmed and untrimmed. Mrs.
G. D. Gillett.
DR.. o. F. Page is instructing the
band boys and they are doing some
good practice work.
w. F. Whitaker and Harry Baldwin
were among the Standpoint visitors to
Spokane Thursday.
Do not forget the school election
Monday. 1t is your duty to interest
yourself in this matter.
Organizer Wolfe, of the Foresters Of
America, is here'for the purpose OF re-
organizing the Court at this place.
Mrs. C. f. Redman, who was the
guest Of Mrs. L. d. Farmin for about
ten days, returned to her home at
Butte Wednesday.
DR.. Moody returned the first of this
week from trip to Spokane, bringing
back with him his son who had been
attending school there.
lor 90 o.,
bleached sponges, large size at % and
40 cents; they are nice ones. AT the
drug store. Chas. r. Foss.
The Humbird Lumber company's
saw mill has been running full capac
ity since Wednesday. The shingle
mill will be started Monday.
Standpoint real estate men say that
the brisk demand for residence prop
erty not only continues, but inquiries
for business locations are increasing.
The Ladies Church Aid Society will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Hun
singer next Thursday. The ladies of
Standpoint are cordially invited.
1t is reported that high water mark
of last year has already been reached.
The water in the lake is still rising
and is certain to go much higher.
Do you smoke? / have the largest
and best assortment of fancy high
grade Key West and domestic cigars
in Standpoint at the drug store. Chas.
R. FoSS.
The Republican was in error last
week in stating that william Hous-
ton" had sustained broken hand.
1t was William Ross who suffered the
injury.
Ignatz We'll was at the county seat
Thursday on business connected with
the final settlement of the estate Of
w. A. Smith, deceased, for which he
is administrator
o. L. Peavey has about completed
his contract of Is cottages for the
Humbird Lumber combany. This
makes total of 45 cottages built by
him Tor the company.
Mrs. c. D. Gillett and her sister,
Miss Minnie Woodbridge, returned
Wednesday from weeks visit with
their brothers, Fl. b. aud L. W.
Woodbridge, at Spokane.
The revenue tax on mining stock
certificates, which has been in force
several years, was by an act of con-
gress repealed on April II, and takes
effect on and after July 1st OF this
year.
For stiff neck there is nothing
better than free application Of
ChanIberlain's Pain Balm. 1t quick
" relieves the stiffness and soreness
effecting complete cure. For sale
by C. Il. Foss. m
While going to the spring after a
bucket OF water Tuesday. Mrs. Ed
wards, aged So, fell and sustained a
broken left arm just above the elbow.
The arm was set by DIR. Moody and
the patient is doing nicely.
William Sisson, who conducts log
ging camp near nreenough for the
Humbird Lumber company, had a
valuable horse killed on the G. \.
track about one mile below town
Thursday. He valued the animal at
s2oe.
| The rails have been laid on the
Great Northern spur, which will con-
meet with the Northern Pacific at a
point near the Humbird Lumber
company's mills, and the piiing for the
bridge across Sand creek is on the
ground.
William Ashley. Jr., former county
surveyor. passed through here Mon