Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-23
LOCAL BREvIIIfS.
Miss Elizabeth Murray was i'll sever.
al days this week with tonSolitis.

MISS Elizabeth Murray was Ill sever
al days this week with tonsolitis.
Mr., and Mrs W. 4. Hutchinson Of
this place were Spokane visitors Tues
day.
j. c. Callahan, clerk Of court, was
up from Ratfsarum Sunday visiting in
town.
Mrs. Nesbitt, landlady OF the Nes-
bitt house at this place, was Spokane
visitor Tueseay.
DR.. Moody has esta blshed his office
in the building adjoining Lcland's
bakery ON First street.
Mrs. Harry Sawyer and child are re-
ported down with the smallpox, and
the Sawyer home is again Quarantined
The L. O. r. NJ. enucrtaima ent and
festival last Friday evening was pro-
nounced social and financial success.
c. ID. Gillett, our enterprising West
side merchant, was transacting busi-
ness in Spokane the first OF this week.
George DeKarr left Tuesday morn
ing for Spokane on his way to Thund-
er Mountain. The Republican wishes
him success.
DIR. Buchanan, our efficient dentist,
is now comfortably quartered in the
new addition to the Peoples Store
company's building.
Mrs. }. B. Sanborn, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs George
Mead at this place, left for her home
at Pullman, WASH, Monday.
The Humbird Lumber Company has
erected poles preparatory 10 extend
ing their electric lighting system
down to their store and office.
While at work driving logs few
days ago William Houston, a well
known timberman, met with an ac-
cident through which he sustained a
broken left hand.
| With two large business blocks and
several residences under way it can
not be said that this spell Of extreme
ly wet weather has had a very bad ef-
feet ON building in Standpoint.
A Mr.. Hauk. local pole buyer for the
Montana division OF the Postal Tele-
rraph company, was in Standpoint to-
day. A Chicago representative of the
same company was here also.
w. +. Springer yesterday lost a pock-
etbook containing 800 in currency He
believes it was lost while crossing the
first trestle. Up to the time of going
to press the treasure had not been re
covered.
Postmaster c. w. Wilson returned
Thursday morning from his eastern
trip. He was absent about six weeks,
during which he visited his mother
at Buffalo. n. Y. lie reports most
pleasant trip.
A. r. Sweet, the jeweler. now occu-
pies his new quarters in the building
formerly occupied by Dekarrs barber
shop on Railroad avenue. Since mov-
ing TO his new place he has greatly en-
larged his stock.
For a stiff neck there is nothing
better than free application of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t quick
ly relieves the stiffness and soreness
effecting complete cure. For sale
by G. r. Foss. m
Miss Eleanor A. IIurm, teacher in
the primary department Of our public
school the past year. left Monday for
Spokane, where she will visit with
friends for 4 week before proceeding
to her home at Boise to ospend the sum-
mer vacation.
Earl Connors arrived in town this
morning from Minneapolis for visit
with his brother. William Connors,
stenographer for the Humbird Lum-
Der company. NJ. Darling. an eastern
friend, is also visiting with Mr. Con-
norS this week.
The water in the lake is rising rap
idly, but il is too early yet To predict
what the limit will be. 1t is not eX-
pected that the high water mark of
| 1894 will be reached. but If the wealth
er remains warm it will become high
enough for comfort.
The Republican is requested to an
| hounce Memorial services at tie X. Of
| 7. Hall here next Sunday evening.
| Dr. Henry Brown Of Spokane. presid-
ing elder Of the NJ. f. church in this
district, will deliver the sermon. Ali
are cordially invited.
A boom of logs containing about one
and three-fourths millions feet. prop
erty Of the Hope Lumber cempa ny. is
! reported to have broken at the mouth