The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-12-26


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! Ratndrum post Office will be mad
an international money order otiiic
on January LIST, 1908. After tina
date you can send money in orders t
all parts OF the world.
Miss Dola M. Frear, formerly ster
ographer in Judge McBee's Office an
recently employed as assistant recorde
at the court house, went to Occur d
Alene, last week, to take position a
book keeper and stenographer for tn
Occur d'Alene Lumber company.
E. P, Manor is agent here for tn
famous $3.50 Douglas shoe, the hes
shoe made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Martin, o
Wenatchee, WASH, arrived here Sat
urday morning and are spending thu
the holidays with relatives. Mrs
Martin is a sister Ut the Reinhart bro
theirs and sisters and a daughter Of
w. d. Reinhart, all we'll known peo'
pie Of this place.
A new line of furniture, wicker
chairs, iron beds, carpet sweepers, cen.
ter tables. ETC., just received at
Klopfs.
1t is understood that II. H. Barton
Of Wardner, contcmplates establish
ing bank at Rathdrum. This ~
something that has been long needed
at this place, and the enterprise
should be encouraged. A local estab-
lishment should have the local pat
ronage that is now accorded to Spo-
kane and other outside banks.
M. J. Whitcomb, a member OF the
weIlknown Whitcomb Bros. mercan-
tile establishment Of Clarks Fork,
was in the city Monday, on his way
home from business trip to Spokane.
The county officials will take the
oath of Office on January 18th, the
state officials and district judges on
January 5th. From observations here
and from what we learn in the Boise
papers, those of the new officers who
reside outside will have extreme diff.
Guilty in securing houses.
Louis Eilert has sold out the Hall
Saloon to the Heiber Bros. Brewery
OF Spokane. The new owners will
take possession on Jan. 1st. Mr.. Ell
lert is undecided as to what he will
do. but he intimates that he has no
intention Of leaving the country.
Observing the week Of prayer COM
mencing with the lst Monday in Jan
uary, Union prayer meetings will be
held: At the M. e. Church, Monday |
Tuesday and Wednesday, and at the
Presbyteri church, Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday.
To keep your feet dry and avoid
on those icy sidewalks get
pair OF good rubbers at e. p. Manor's
Treasurer-elect Geo. S. Fitzsimmons
and wife and three children, arrived
in town from Harrison the first Of the
week. After much dlligent search,
Mr.. Fitzsimmons has rented the
house south the court house, owned
by John Russell, and recently vacat-
ed by Carpenter Wilson.
WANTED-FAITHFULP PERSON To TRAV- |
el for well established house In few conn-
Local territory Salary slO24 year and ex-
penses. payable $40 20 a week In cash and ex- |
enses advanced. Position permanent. Rus |
mess successful and rushing. Standard Rouse
49, Dearborn ST., Chicago.
The mortal remains Of Leonard e.
Jarrad, the unf' r innate young man
who died of mountain fever at Gran
lite, December 10th, were laid to rest
in Rathdeum cemetery, Monday.
The funeral took place from tho Pres
hyterlan church at 10 O'Clock a. M.
Rev. Z. A. Walker delivering the SER
mon. The father, two brothers and
+ ,ree sisters of the deceased were
present. Archie Jarrad. the brother,
for whose arrival from Spearfish. SD,
the funeral was delayed, failed to ap-
pear.
Mrs. Matilda Lapp. has placed
some Havlln and German chlnaware
for sale at Klopfs.
J. W. Ferguson, the prominent
| mine owner, OF Blacktail. stopped OH
a few hours in the city Monday, or
his way home from Spokane. Mr.
Ferguson informs US that lively times
are expected at lacktail in the sprini
Speaking Of the Mexico, Mr.. Fergu
son says: :'The Mexico Mining 90.
IN Blacktail Mountain, has over 4o'