The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-04-12
LOCAL BREvITlES.


Hon. S. p. Donnelly, OF Lakeview,
was Rathdrum visitor Thursday.
The weather for several days this
week has been anything but pleasant.
II you want to buy business
place come and see what Manor can
do for you.
Auditor Callahan visited with his
father who is sick, at Bonners Ferry
last Sunday.
V. w. Sanders, A Occur d'Alene
City merchant, was a county seat
visitor on Sunday.
]. J. Browne, of Spokane, was
looking up land business in this Sec
ton during the week.
j. e. Colwell, the school furniture
man of Boomers Ferry, has been In
this section for few days.
Levi Esch invested in some very
promising mining property Oh Rath-
drum mountain this week.
James G. Davis, an enterprising
farmer and ,ie-maker of Granite, was
doing business In town Tuesday.
Mrs. j. A. Bradbury, the better
half or Abstractor Bradbury, is here
from Elensburg. WASH, on visit.
Thomas Lemon an old timer in
this section who lives near Granite
was in Rathdrum the first OF the
week.
The public schools were closed a
couple Of days this week while the
teachers were attending the Inland
Empire Teachers association at Spo-
kane.
A number Of kOoteuai county dem
ocrats are attending the .Ieffersonian
banquet at The Hotel Spokane to-
nj .hL
Frank Horn and Charles Gertum,
Of Seneaquoteen, were transactinK
business with curt house officialv
during the week.
The graves OF Mr.. and Mrs. ). c.
Brady, in the Rathdrum cemetery are
receiving coat of moss and being
q, herwise decorated by friends this
week.
G. O. Brickle and family Of Spo-
kane passed through Rathdrum We'd
.nrsday on their way to Spirit Lake to
arrange for the comfort of outing
par ties this summer.
Logue and Davis will start up their
arraslra on Rathdrum mountain the
coming week. The ore is taken from
the Sampson claim on which consid-
cradle more development work will he
done this summer.
Total fees collected in the auditors
office for the first quarter Of 1902
was 81, 576.l5. This il the largest
amount by far that has ever been re-
celved by this Office for three months
since the comfy was organized.
Mr.. Armand Perrenoud, the Occur
d'Alene Hardware dealer, announces
that he has just received carload Of
Baker Barhed Wire. Write him for
prices. Also a carload OF doors and
windows which will be sold at bottom
prices. tt
Rev. r. V. d. Garrettson, of Har-
rington, WASH, has been in Rath-
drum the past week. The gentleman
was caller at this office Friday. He
will conduct services in the Presbyte-
rian church tomorrow morning and
evening.
T. L. Quarles returned yesterday
from Harrison and reports a post
ponement of action by the Wood
men until May % of a selection for
the county log roll. The delegates
will meet in Occur d'Alene on that
date and selection will then be
made.
The time which has interviewed
since the last term of district court
is recorded as the quietest in the his
tory Of the sheriff's Office. The May
term of court promises to be a very
short one as there is but one criminal
case on the docket and hut few civil
cases. Eleven divorce suits comprise
the bulk of the business to be done.
d. G.. Wlndhusen, OF Medical Lake
Wash, purchased 1900 acres on Fish
Lake this week paying therefor
$4,000. Samuel Vesser, OF Occur
d'Alene City, purchased 80 acres
south of town for $780, The John
Foy unimproved quarter section on
Rathdrum prairie to Ed Reggs: con-
alteration $3.50, The sales were made