The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-05-10
LOCAL BREVITES,

quire OF w. IL. AndfuS.
Florence Dyer is the happy possess
or or brand new bicycle.
Walter Larson and Mrs. Henr,
Lauerty are on the sick list this week
Ex-County Commissioner A. N
Tucker, OF Post Falls, was in Rath
drum yesterday.
"A marriage license was issued Tues
day to Chas. G.. Bennett, of Spokan,
bridge, WASH, and Cora Alice White
OF Gem, Idaho.
Deputy Sheriff Bradbury returned
Wednesday night from the north end
OF the county where he had been
serving papers.
Lost or strayed, a black yearlinp
colt, no mark or brand, hut heavily
built. A liberal reward will be paid
for.his return to }. Poirer, Rathdrum.
We take wood on the car for goods
or pay you cash; the new way OF do.
Ing business. We don't need anymore
books. Cash tells the tale.
f. p. Manor.
Mrs. D. W. Culp, Of Thompson
Falls, Montana, was visiting friends
IN Rathdrum the first Of the week.
1t Is probable that Mrs. Culp will
purchase property and make her fu-
ture home in Rathdrum.
On Wednesday marriage licenses
were issued to A. A. Alkire, of POW.
Montana, and Edna d. Cummings, of
Occur d'Alene, Idaho; Edwin d. Rob
erts, Of Rathdrum, and Clara B. Cur
tbs Of Minneapolis, Mimi.
Clothing, boots and shoes, dry
goods, notions, hosiery, ladies wear Of
all kinds. We dress ladies as well as
men from shoes to hats complete,
And they are going the cheapest you
ever saw goods sold east or west. Re-
member this please. E. P. Manor.
VIM. Coleman was in town this
week having finished his contract on
the Hayden Lake Mining and Milling
Co.'S. property. Mr.. Coleman has
penetrated the mountain 200 feet on
one of the three Lodges which are in
the property and says the outlook for
the future of this mine is very bright.
The number of instruments filed
for record with the county auditor the
past week was 1874. or this number
there were 80 deeds, II mortgages, |
release of mortgage, 8 powers Of at
torney, 9 possessory rights and 20 |
miscellaneous. The fees collected by
the recorder for the week amounts to |
$328.5O.
A new boat is under construction
at Occur d'Alene City which will be
used to navigate the lake and the St
Joe river when completed. Captain
J. d. Mcdonald, of Spokane, is hay
ing the boat built and the cost of the
same will be about $1,000. She will
be 100 feet long, is foot beam and
will have two decks.
Frank Winslow, lately an employe
at VIM. Cleland's livery stable, sud-
1enly left for parts unknown Tuesday
forgetting to leave some Sc
Or 81 in money that had been collect
I'd by him during the day. Mr.. Gle
and reported the case to the authori
lies but before Winslow could be ap.
pretended had made his escape from
The state.
AS Fred Boyd who drives Larson
Bros. delivery wagon was going south
IN Main street Thursday afternoon
he horse took alright at an umbrella
md started to run away but was kept
rom doing so by the plucky driver.
The wagon was upset, however, and
Mrs. Roberts and baby who were
passengers were thrown out and Sc
'erely bruised but not dangerously SO.
Echo, the famous Perch Norman
talliOn, owned by j. w. Willis, will
make the season as follows: Mondays
It O'Brien's store, Tuesday noon to
Wednesday noon at VIM. Cleland's
table at Rathdrum; Wednesday noon
% Thursday noon, Dennison's, Hay
len lake; Thursday noon to Fri. noon
chris. Longs place, Post Falls: Sat
lrday aud Sunday at the owners place
wo miles east of Spokane Bridge.
Icho is six years old and weighs 1900
pounds.
Richard Smith who was placed in
he county Jail here last week sup
,Osed to be insane was suffering from
n acute attack of dclerium tremens.
Nr.,. IA A. Ii NtSNN