The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-07-10

which will be shortly. They have
done great deal of work in the North
west and when they finish contract
one may be sure the job is well done
and everything is according to specl-
locations. They pride themselves and
rightly so on the quality OF their
work. Their men are all skilled and
efficient, being we'll paid by Messrs.
Miller & Newman, and these con-
tractors bring high intelligence, long
j experience, and absolute honesty to
bear IN all they do. They do business
in broad. liberal, way, never mis-
represent or overcharge, and their
work IS their best advertisement.
We strongly advise those coptem-
plating building, to see these gentle
men before deciding, as they will
surely please.
/. A. w. Post, Justice OF the Peace,
U. S. Court Commissioner A.
w. Post has long been identified with
| this part OF the State being one Of
our pioneers and he has always been
a substantial and leading citizen In
| the community. He owns a saw mill
here which is one Of our land marks
though he now leases 1t and his bust
ness career was successful and hon
orable one. Mr.. Post was Justice Of
the Peace for twelve years and was
not long since elected to his old post
and he is we'll adapted for the place
In every way, possessing sound sense,
and keen knowledge of human ma
ture. He is also United States
Commissioner and he takes great in
terest In all that concerns the adyanc-
ment and progress Of this part OF the
State, owning considerable property
here. He Is q hale, hearty, Indus
trious gentleman, OF dignifled bearing
and high personal character and he
has played an important part in the
upbuilding Of Rathdrum and sur
rounding country.
i r. G. Egbers, Superintendent OF
Schools.--Mr. H. c. Egbers, our Sup
erintendent Of Schools, Is gentle
man who has devoted his life to the
broad and noble field OF education and
he brings long experience, a we'll
trained, scholarly mind, and enthusi-
asm to bear in his duties. Therefore
1t is hardly necessary to state that
his services give eminent satisfaction
to all our people. He served three
terms in Washington as Superinten-
dent OF Schools, and he has made a
deep study Of all that pertains to the
executive and educational side Of his
office. He came to Kootenai o., in
'96, has taught In our schools, and Is
Jealous and effective in all he does.
Though very well equipped, MI. Es-
bers is still u keen student and 1T Il
mot too much to say that he is one Of
the best read and most widely in
formed men In the State. He has
; often addressed the public especial,
at Fourth Of July meetings, and hi.
views are broad and progressive. III
is originally from Illinois, but cast hi
lot with the Far West, In 'a6. A
gentleman OF high ideals, proven cap
acity, and untiring industry on
schools are safe. indeed. in his hands
Mrs. r. Mulledy, Restaurant, Bak
!, cry Goods, Books. News Agency; Agt
: Bell Telephone Co.-Mrs. Mulled
runs a restaurants here which IL nea
clean, and serves a substantial meal
and it is we'll patronized by our pee
pie. The cooking is first rate, ser
. vice courteous and quick, and sh
keeps her buarders month 10 an
month out. She understands tn
line like book and no better mel
= can be had in the county for the price
= She also handles bakery goods an
- keeps line OF books, and newspapers
being always on hand herself to sc
y that everything runs smoothly. Sh
has been here some time and hi
u quite a success of her enterprise her.
re AS the city grows her business will r
ae doubt keep pace with the developmer
eY of the country. Mrs. Mulledy is lad
4 Of refinement and commercial capaci1
Us and is highly esteemed here.
'u G.. L. Fitzsimmons, Treasurer,-l
every community there are men wi
by force of character, general abilit
. and agreeable manner forge to Il
front and In our county officials
@ have gentlemen who deserve well
uk their fellows as has been shown
=. :. their selection for positions OF prom
W nence and honor In the cOinmunit
wv Mr.. Fitzsimmons has been identif
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