The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-13

NJ. D. Wright pays 1925 per cord
for DIR and tamarac wood. green or dry.
I have one more wagon for sale.
1t will be sold on time with secu rity.
+. P. Manur.
A. 9. Libby, court stenographer,
made fine catch Of trout at Fish
lake Tuesday.
When you have the money don't
70 to Spokane until you see what
Manor can do for you.
Q. w. Dyer, Oscar Sheffield aud w.
J. Mcclure are IN Lewiston this week
attending state meeting Of the
Masons.
w. E. Crane, an attorney-at-law Of
Saginaw, Mich, appeared before the
probate court this week in the mat
ter Of the Bannerman estate.
VIM. Royce, our implement dealer,
returned Saturday from Sprague,
WASH, where he recovered his horses
that had strayed away some time ago.
J. w. Willis, OF Spokane Bridge,
who was taken down with the measles
couple OF weeks ago, has recovered
aud IL able to attend to business
again.
II Mr.. Carscallen, Of Occur d'Alene,
will call, or send an order to this Of
tlce, a ladies coat will be returned to
him. 1t was picked up in front Of
this Office Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Morton, the able assist
ant in the auditors office, was called
to Occur d'Alene last Friday by the
serious illness OF her father, who Is
afflicted with rheumatism and heart
disease.
81 Donnelly, Of Lakeview, passed
through this place last Friday enroute
home from Boise where he had been
ia attendance at the state democratic
committee meeting. He reports a
ve:y harmonious meeting.
BUSINESS OPPoRrUNIrY-To the
right party we will give exclusive sale
Of our product in Kootenai county.
Require limited advance payment for
goods. Address, International Power
Vehicle Co, Drawer G. Stamford, Conn.
John Mack was committed to the
county Jail for 80 days and assessed
in addition fine of $50 for indecent
exposure, Tuesday, by Justice Frost
of Harrison. II the fine is not paid
| in cash another 80 days will be added
to his term or imprisonment.
For SALE-A scholarship in the
international Correspondence Schools
of Scranton, Pa. This scholarship
entities the holder TO bookkeeping
and business course, and can be
secured for $25, which is considerable
cheaper THAI it can be obtained Of
the schOUl.-2t. +. BOURN.
Mistakes will happen in the best
regulated families. and the BLADE is
no exception to the rule. Last week
a s'3-em quad" dropped from the item
In reference to G. L. Hoffman, which
made said item look as though " had
been struck by cyclone. The issue
was half run off before VIC noticed
what had happened.
w. G. Rogers, one Of the Priest
river forest rangers, was in town a
day or two during the week. Mr.
Rogers IS one of five men employed
by the government to look after the
reserve. The rangers headquarters
are at Priest River, which town, Mr.
Rogers states, will have one OF the
most complete sawmlll plants running
by August LIST, Of any locality in thu
Panhandle.
A reporter visited the Spokane
Valley s. Land company's ditch Tues
day evening, which is being built fol
irrigation purposes. Good progress
has been made considering the diff
culties encountered on the start anG
there is now over half mile Of ditct
ready for the water. Foreman Sewer
has been handicapped considerably II
his work b; inclement weather, blu
now has affairs In flrst-class working
! order.
Rev. T. J. Purcell left Wednesda,
for Philadelphia. lie will visit st
Louis and Washington, D. c.. durinl
} his absence. Should any one of hi
! practitioners require the services of
] priest in his absence they can inquir
at Gonzaga college, Spokane. He ex
poets TO be gone about four weeks
This is the first vacation he has ha
in over five years. County Attorne
Graham accompanied Mr.. Purcell t
St. Louis where he goes to Aecur
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