The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-14
Mrs. J. w. HANDY

emcient care OF DR.. f. Wenz.
Mary, the four year Old child OF A
). Clark, OF Granite. died Suoda,
Nov. 9th. and was buried at A,ho
Monday, Rev. C. r. Cook oficia,io
at the funeral.
Go to Manor for your headwea,
mems, women's and children's all a
half price.
Geo. Ross, a mining man Of Port
hill, is 10 the city to-day, on business
W. J. Busrow, recently a residep
OF th's community, now Of Sprague
wash, was welcome visitor in tnw,
Monday. He was accompanied b,
his son, Willie.
oscar Sheffield, county surveyor, f.
III with typhoid fever. DR.. Franz
wenz is 10 attendance and no alarm.
lng developments have appeared 10
the patients condition.
August Plouske was ia town We'd.
nesday. Mr.. Plonske having sold his
ranch at Spokane Bridge, is, at pres.
ent' residing at Post Falls, but will
depart, In the course OF month, for
Hammond, Wis.
4. Won Hosteen and wife, OF Biz
Bend, WASH. who had been visiting
Tor several days with John G. Koch
ana family Of this place, departed
early In the week for Standpoint.
where they will spend the winter.
The school children held an cleo.
tion on Friday OF LIST week which re-
suited 10 a democratic majority of
two. That is the only place we have
heard OF where the democrats gained
a victory.-Coeur d'Alene Press.
Mrs. E. P. Manor has returned
from a visit to St. Maries. She was
accompanied home by her daughter,
-Ars. G. L. Mulledy. Mr.. Mulledy
was also a visitor in Rathdrum Sat
urday and Sunday.
Henry Travis and wife and sister,
Livenmore, returned to |
their home at Fairchilds, Wis, Mon
day morning, after pleasant three
weeks visit with parents and relatives
In Rathdrum. Henry Travis and |
wife will be here again in the Spring, |
to make this their permanent home.
Capt. and Mrs. James Graham have
arrived in Spokane from the east and
will remain there for several weeks,
where he is to continue taking treat
me1t. So far the physicians have
been unable to stay the progress of
nis disease. Occur d'Alene Press.
c. B. Travis has sold out the Hall
Chop house to Louis Eilert, and with
Michael Crab as partner, has opened
| new restaurant ia the Independent.
rhe new restaurant Is to be conduct
ID first class in every respect. The
I'd of the new establishment appears
n this issue.
John Cornell, who has ably man.
lged the Republican during the alb
;ence of Editor Yost, In the cam.
oaign just closed, was In town on
vacation, the FIRST Of the week, and
while here gave the Blade Office
call. Mr.. Cornell has been
internationally connected with the
for several years.
Out OF about 4, 900 voters registered
In Kootenai county, 800 did not avail
Of the right of franchise.
The iuclement weather aud the fact
that this was not presidential cleo.
lion are the most potent causes for
This seeming apathy or lack of inter-
st. The vote, this year, does not ex'
iced that Of two years ago when 5000
votes were polled.
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columns of your paper, il there is any
oerson who has used Green's August
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and Liver Troubles that
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1espondent feelings, sleeplessness-in
fact. any trouble connected with Inc
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