The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-08-15
LOCAL. BREvITIEs.

Legal blanks Of all kinds for sale at
this Office.
Paul Lineham, Of Granite, was 10
the city Saturday.
A. W. Low and wife, Of Athol,
were here Saturday.
K,opf takes orders for tombstones.
Judge Edwin McBee was Spokane
visitor this week.
HALEY Smith has taken a position
IN NJ. D, Wright's store.
Please note the reduction on shirts
at Manor's.
Miss Anna LAWN returned Satur-
day evening from visit with friends
at Athol.
II. A. Won Shrovedyke and mother
we're here from Hope the forepart Of
the week.
Chris Murray, James Westrope and
John X. Ashley, Of Sand Point, were
doing the city, Tuesday.
Anton Busk, the prosperous Athol
farmer, was in tne city, Saturday, at
tending the primaries. Mr.. Busk re-
ports everything fiourishing In his
ncighborhood.
w. w. Bush is in Boise represent
ing the KOotenai county board Of
commissioners at the state board Of
equalization, which convened on the
l4th Of Aug.
At the Ithaca gun club shoot, here
last Friday, Is targets, unknown an
giles, the following score resulted:
Reinigcr Is, Dandy y, Borthwick 8,
Quarles 7, Wenz 5.
Mrs. Post, wife of A. w. Post the
well known millman Of this place, is
in San Francisco, as supreme repre-
sentative of the Grand Temple of
Idaho Of the Rathbone Sisters.
Shoes must 20 at some prices. Set
your price on some and they are yours
Il. p. Manor.
G. B. Travis, our enterprising lunch
dispenser, will give another grand
ball, at Harris hall Saturday light.
Everybody is invited to have a good
time.
Forest fires have become prevalent
in the mountains contiguous to Isath-
drum prairie, causing such dense
smoke at times as to obscure the noon
day sun.
The statistics gathered by the gov
eminent place Idaho at the head OF
the list as the ,healthiest state In the
union, the death rate being In 100.
North Dakota is a close second with
l death to $50.
1t will pay you to 80 to Manor, as
he keeps everything you need.
Rufus Beck made a trip to Reardan,
Wash, this week and brought back a
COW belonging to Mrs. c. B. Travis.
Charlie Travis accompanied him to
Rathdrum where he will make his
future home.
When in town don't fail to see
Klopf's new line Of racket goods.
N.lse Larson, who has been visit
ing his ncphews, the enterprlslne
grocerylnen, Larson Bros, of tnis
place, departed Tuesday morning fol-
FIVE weeks sojourn at Sanish,
Wash.
Twill cut down on my clothing to
make room for new. Come aud get a
bargain. Il. p. Manor.
1t is estimated that ,250, 900 grain
bags will be needed to handle this
seasons crop In the Lewiston country
This is equivalent to an increae OF 20
per cent over the total yield OF last
year.
A nBusiness Mems Association
has been organized at Bonners Ferry
with J. Il. Cook IT., for president. "A
J. Kent, vice president, Chas. o'Cal
laahan, secretary, and G. Il. Gray
Treasurer. The object is to promote
the industries Of Kootenai valley.
MARRIED:-C. B. Travis, of Kath
drum. and Rosalie Travis, last Eli
day, Justice Z. p. Dyer oniciat'ne
The nuptials were witnessed by >. "A
Travis and d. F. Lee. The BLAD1
Joins Ia wishing the newly marrie'
couple, long life and prosperity.
A Norwegian society, OF Spokane
held picnic at G. Jenson's place o.
Sucker luke last Sunday. Over ~
Scandinavians and Germans attende'
and all enjoyed themselves 10 tru
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