The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-01-02

e. r, Manor Is agent here for the
famous $3.50 Douglas shoe. the best
shoe made.
John Crenshaw. the real estate
man, has gone to California to spend
Two or three weeks. Mrs. Crenshaw
and the children accompany him.
Stewart Young, the realestate man
and his son L. Young, returned this
week from two weeks journey In
Oregnn and Washington. They re-
port having enjoyed pleasant trip.
Justic. +. P. Dyer reported ON
Tuesday his hundrcdth marriage cere-
,nany for the two years OF his service
~ justice Of the peare. The distin-
.uished couple we're Ray Moseley and
Annie Ruth, both Of Spokane.
A new line Of furniture. wicker
chairs. iron beds, carpet sweepers, cen
ter tables. ETC., just received III
Klopf's.
Daniel Van Duzer has accepted u
position as principal Of the Athol
school upon the expiration Of hts Of
. ticisl term - County Superintendent.
The people Ut Athol are to be con.
yratulated for securing the services
Z / If Mr.. Van nuxer
The Farmers' institute will meet at
. Occur d'Alcne. Jan. 5th aud 9Th,
-uperintended by II. +. French.
J. Agricultural and horticultural sub
ects will be fully discussed in all
h their branches. Members of the uni
versity faculty will assist. All farmer
should be present.
To keep your feet dry and av0i'
slipping on those icy sidewalks get I;
,air Ut guod rubl,ers at +. p. Manor.
Mrs. D. Mccall. mother of Probat,
Judye-clect +. A. Mccall, passed a
way at BOnners Ferry Dec. ~, 1902
yed 60 years. Death wa, due to de-
I lining health Incident to old agr
The funeral toUk place at Bonner
!. Ferry, Dec. cist, Rev. Eastland offici
,ting.
. vANrED-FAIrHFUL PERSON To TRAv
for we'll established house In II few cOur
.ocsi tertiary. Salary Sl02! a year and. 81
perscs payable 90 20 = week ia cash and .,
enses adv.assd. Position psrnn.snc q ~ nu y.
IN Dearborn ST., Chicago.
:, James Marshall. OF Seattle, Wash
4. arrived here, Christmas night. Th
;oung nlsn used to live here with h
"A parents, aud believing that he coul
Y. Ind some Ut his old acquaintance
ne invaded the masquerade ball roo
n where be ran across his old chun
:, aTred Chambard, In the guiSe Ut
:hcf. jim spent the holidays vii
Fred 1t the home OF the latter's pa
e( .nts, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Chainbard.
ar Surveys Of public land to the
mount Of I 1885. 1876 acres have be-
Sc, uade IN Idaho the past year and a
H. epted by the government. Idal
~anks third in this respect, that
~ mount being exceeded only by Mo
ANA and South Dakota.-Nam
Leader.
~, John G. Koch, returned last Frid
rom business trip to points in I
,orth end Ut The county, includi
" Kootenai and Standpoint. lie 50
hat the growth Of the latter PHI
O" ,as been wonderful and he estima'
''' to he town three times the 8
II Rathdrum and Ut abaut 1900
'ed' habitants. Its prosperity, howev
lin. ne affirms. il due entirely u the III
Ter industry which has large
mt roll.
.,np C. L. Hahn, the popular mana
will Of the dry goods department in NJ.
WrighCs store. left on Christmas I
.;., To spend the holidays vt his old he
A., in Missouri.
,inv FOR SALE:-AnyOne wanting
.o0d gentle fresh COW with calf
,,. xet such by calling III Gust Peters
,un his place u miles east Ut 1la'
,,..,. Junction. u.
Rev. n. A. DeHuff. Of SpOk;
.s,, will hold German services at tho
tn 4. church Sunday morning at ii
g.. clock, and Walter Larsen will occ
. -, the pulpit in the evening 1T 1870.
When sou want suit Of clio
,.oa that will 1t your hack and your p
In etbook, call ON L. p. Manor.
Mace The post,ffice Of Blacktail,
ann. been reestablished with J. A. Br
~ postmaster.
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