The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-03

/ l want to list your property. Hav,
buyers for everything.- Howard
o'u puage. m27.3,
10 fact the best -four made-Au;o.
Get.
| A V. Chamberlin and James A,
mar le, prominent citizens of Coeuu
IA lene, were In Rathdrum on levaJ
bust ness, Saturday.
FOR SALE: All kinds Of Fresh
cows for sale by Gust Peters. Hauser
'uoct'on' Idaho. julylO
N rs. Allbaugh and daughter, OF
Hope, arrived here last Friday to visit
with her sister, Mrs. He.tman, and
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S.. L. Smith.
On the Saturday before Easter
Apr i llth, Mrs. z. IL. Peters, the
mill liner, will hold another grand rib
hon sale, commencing at2 o'clock D.
m.
Ht G. Culver, chairman Of the Sand.
poin board Of village trustees, was
In Rathdrnm Saturday, on business
conn ected with the prospective insti-
tuition of an electric light plant at
Standpoint.
Consult G. H. Peters in regard to
pianos before buying elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Alexander, who
went to California last fall, are ex.
pected back sometime this month.
1t is reported they return for the pur-
pose Of disposing Of Of their property
here.
Furniture, racket goods, porcelain
and crockery ware at Kloprs.
A supper, given by the Woman's
Reli ef Corps, Tuesday evening, was a
success, the proceeds amounting tt
$50. The charge was rs cents fol
adults and is cents for children.
Strength and vigor come of good
food, duly digested. Force, a ready
to serve wheat and barley food, add,
no burden. but sustains, nourishes
invigOrates."
A rain, accompanied by slight cleo
trical disturbance passed over this re
yion Saturday. 1t reminded one q
Summer. 1t settled the ground ant
star ted the green grass very percetibl.
in places.
| The most palatable sandwich I
made by using bread made from Auto
cct.
A considerable number of those In
clined to athletics, took advantage q
the splendid spring weather Of Sunda
and organized base ball nine an
did some practising ou the RathdruI
dla mond. 1t is expected that tn
.oam will be frequently arrayed
gainst those Of neighboring town
durlng the coming season.
: Notice. Notice, Notice.
. We will give one pair So. Sho'
away every Saturday night for u
person holding the largest cash r
ceipts. Always call for receipts.
E. P. Mano
/ Anyone buying 100 pieces Of pore
lain dishware at Klopf's, is allowed
. rebate OF 10 per cent.
;. w. j. Mcclure has sold his han
Sol me residence, at this place, to WI
= ter Larsen, for a consideration Of 8
900. 1t is understood that Mr.. al
;. Mrs. Mcclure will remove to Occur
= Alene about May lst.
SHOES SHOES SHOES.
We have undoubtedly the mt
CO mpiete stock OF shoes in the tow
Shoes that you will pay $3.50 for
sell for sl.95. Z T. Manor
County Surveyor w. H. Edelbl'
an rived in town from Harrison, Tu
day. He has recovered from tn
W eks' illness and will now spend
Or bo but month in Office work, at t
10 place.
Ladies' Attention! We are n
" able to show you the most compl
~ II ne Of dry goods in the Panhant
- We carry everything in the line
dry goods. Call and look over
We d ew spring stock.
ISIS E.P. Manor
'o' ], w. Ferguson, OF Blacktail,
=" / d town one day this week. NJ
the ore recently struck, in the M
OF GO, Mr.. Ferguson picked san
w. which assayed $l22l.20 in silve'.
on Is being taken out right along nov
or.
RS. WOMEN AND JEWELS.
Jawels. candy, flowers, men