The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-09-25

Mrs. "A. Mutt arrived home yes
terday from visit to her old home
In Illinois, S. sals
Sheriff Whitney and Deputy Doust
have been out Of the city, part OF the
week sunmoning Jurors.
Joseph PorIer's new brick dwelling
house is practically completed and is
one of the finest structures 10 the city.
@. w. % yer made trip to Boomers
Ferry this week on business regard
ing the construction of a county bridge
Prof. Wood and Miss Eliza J. Bump
were among the teachers who attend
ed the meeting at St. Maries Saturday.
All parties having household goods,
stock, ETC., to AUCTION OF. Re-
member that r, M. Hurt, Of Athol,
can do your auctioneering for you. II,
F. Miss Gertrude Kellner celebrated
the twelfth anniversary Of her natiyl-
| ty, Saturday, by giving delightful
birthday party to her young acQuain-
tances. a',s' ''s.
/ The Sterling Mill Co. of Athol, Id
aho. is now turning out large quanti-
ties Of certain crown mouldings, quar-
ter rounds, coves. astragles, ,base,
parting beads, stops, nosings, fancy
castings and "a large lot Of the finished
product. ~
Mrs. Trip, Of Lewiston, arrived
here Saturday morning and Is visiting
with her 500, Frank Trip, the Ram
sey merchant, and bis family.
Geo. Wright and his brother-in-law
Mr.. A. Young, departed last week to
Mr.. Wright's old home ia northwest
ern Missouri, to remain indefinitely.
Klopf has bicycle goods, castings
7 q :
and repairing tools.
Judging by the amount Of water In
the street in front of G. L. Heitman's
ONCE, it would appear that the water
company should be doing something.
II. H. Boyer. OF Rimrock, was in
town Wednesday, and ordered the
Tribune mt 10 his daughter Olive,
now, Mrs. O. Il. Davis, of Machias,
Wash.
The Epwor th League of the M. E.
church will have basket social at
Rev. G. T, Cooks parsonage, Satur-
day evening, Sept. rs. Baskets will
be auctioned off. All invited.
II you havn't room for your Stock
you can get them wintered at Noun;
tam View Farm for 81. 90 per month.
SiS-25 $. L. SMITH s. SON.
Bert Stoddard had runaway in
town last Saturday. The team hitch
ed to a water wagon dashed over the
Mccartney ST. hill and was stopped
by running into j. G. KOch's rig and
fence, Very little damage was done.
Mrs. Mary A. Wright, left last
Saturday for q visit to the coast. She
was accompanied by her son Otis.
Mrs. Wright expects to return short
ly, settle her affairs 10 Rathdrum and
rejoin her husband 10 Missouri.
FOR SALE % good milk COWS; al
50 genuine, large Berkshire boar,
very reasonable. Inquire at this Of
/ fce. an Oct2 3w
j Theodore J. Nicolai arrived home
from Glendive, Mont, last Friday
morning. While the death of hi.
father makes his home coming a sac
one, Theodore's many friends are GLAD
Ia see him back again.
/ 7s3staF 2sfssssI - ~ = 49,
/ The Sterling Mill Co. Of AthOl Id
aho, makes a specially Ia finished
lumber. They carry now, In stock
large quantities Of bevel siding, floor
Ing, ceiling, rustic, castings, moulding
ard Ia fact nearly every thing that i
takes to build house.
i w. H. Edelblute was elected cap
tain of Company f., 1. N g., at las
Saturday even ing's meeting of tn
militia for that purpose. As a drill
master, Captain Edelblute is unsur-
passed and his selection gives perfec
satisfaction In the company.
Surveyor William Ashley, Jr., wen
out to the Hoodoo valley Wednesday
to survey the boundaries of Drainag
Dist. No. /. Mr.. Ashley is the auth
or Of the act, providing for the estac'
lishment Of drainage districts. Th'
law was passed last winter, and MI
Ashley says 1t was amusing to OBJ