The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-10
When ia town don't fail to see
k'0pfs new llne OF racket goods.

k'opfs new llne OF racket goods.
County Attorney James Graham.
is recovering from the blindness, for
which he was treated IN New York
ana which threatened the permanent
loss of sight.
You might as well get your share 0.
those bargains at Il. p. Manor's.
They are being sold cheap to save be-
ing moved again.
A. K. Brundage. OF Ramsey, was iu
town this week. Mr.. Brundage has
been busy the past month in moving
his saw mill from a point Is miles
north Of Spokane to point near
Ramsey.
Lady Aldrich. state organizer Of the
Lady Maccabees Of the world, return
ed this week from Occur d'Alene and
is assiduosly occupied in obtaining a
sufficient number of members to start
a hive at this place.
Capt. F. A. Mccall, democratic
nominee for probate judge, made
business trip to Standpoint, during
the week.
Col. c. II. Graham, has been 10 the
city this week. The colonel is vet
eran Of three wars. He is greatly
pleased at the improvements going on
at this place, and will make his home
with his son A. II. Graham, OF Athol.
L. F. Markham and wife, returned
to their home at LaClede, Saturday.
While here Mr.. Markham purchased,
from the Osborne implement store Of
c. w. Royce, a handsome buggy for
the sum Of sos.
The dance, given Saturday night by
G. B. Travis, is reported bowling
| success. Chas. H. Thomas won the
prize OF SO cents given to the best
gentleman WALTER and Grace Baldwin
the $l.0O given the best lady WALTER.
Socialism will be discussed by Geo.
+. Boomer at Ramsey school house
Saturday evening, Oct. 18, 1902.
Everybody invited to attend.
Persons Of Standpoint, reported suf-
fering with typhoid lever, by the Re-
publican, last week, are, Miss Lucy
Piatt, Miss Florence Randall. ] II
Gardner, Mrs. B H Britain and the
four-year old son Of Mr. and Mrs NJ
Smith.
Rev. T. c. Cook and Walter Larsen
the baker, and member OF the, groc-
cry firm OF Larsen Bros. of this place
departed Wednesday, to attend the
Spokane Interstate fair. Mr. Larsen
will also attend a Methodist Stewards
meeting while there.
Don't send to Spokane for groceries
and drygoods, when Z. P. Manor can
supply your needs.
t. A few more days and the threshing,
which has been progressing steadily
for weeks on the prairie, will be I'm
ished As a rule the farmers appear
lwcll satisfied with the years crop
A good average yield Of wheat, oat'
and arley is reported.
| A change has taken place in Thu
management Of the Chop house. G
b. Travis, the old proprietor has Civ
en- Archie Mcdonald an interest II
the business which will be conducted
in the future, under the partnership
name of Travis & Mcdonald.
What's the matter with that lin
of shoes at Manor,s? Nothing, onl
they are bargains for the price.
Il An auction sale will be held tt
morrow Saturday. Oct. 1ith) at |
m. by S L yidger, at joe Porter
blacksmith shop. Farm utensils
household goods, etc. This sale wi
to have been held last Saturday bl
! the bills which were posted lied as
the day of the month. Come all.
: There are stoves and camp chair
II and a full line of doors. window
c screen doors, boys express wagons ar
window shades at KlOpf's.
II oscar Sheffield, county surveyor, r
X turned, Saturday night, from 81
veying tour, comprising various poin
iu the upper part CT the county, roa
M near the Washington, the Dominic
a and the Montana line. Mr.. Sheffie
has been absent more than fortnig
IN and, like several of his brother as W
IN as opposing candidates, he is son
h. what handicapped by his dutI