The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-01-23


justice Of the peace for Rathdrum
precinct, then resigned, the county
commissioners appointing J. r.
Wilson to fill the vacancy. Mr..
Duff was to have succeeded E. P.
Dyer. Thos. Waddle succeeded
Mr.. Wilson, who, by the resignat-
ion Of Mr.. DUFF, takes Mr.. Dyer's
place.
News was received on Wednesday,
BY c. L. Hoffman, that Q bill had
been introduced into the legislature
for the division nf Kootenai county,
and the designation of county seats.
1t is devoid Of any references to sub
Knitting the question to vote Of the
people, and Is generally condemned
as secret and unIustiflable attempt
At an inopportune division Of coun.
ty which Is already poor and heavily
In debt.
Deputy @. 4. Mcdonald went Ia
Standpoint, Wednesday. to arrest G.
g. Purnett and e. w. Whitney on a
charge OF obtaining goods under false
pretences, q warrant being issued BY
Justice Wilson on complaint OF Mrs.
Owen LAWN, proprietor of the Noun.
tain View. Deputy Mcdonald found
it necessary to 90 to Hope, where be
secured his men, who are now In the
comfy jail.
"A petition, from the citizens Of
Kootenai county to the idaho legis-
lature is being circulated. 1t asks
for an appropriation Of $40, 900 to
assist in the construction of a
much needed bridge across the
kootenai river at Boomers Ferry.
the ferry being entirely inadequate
for the traffic and subject to inter-
ference from floating ice. Since,
as the petition says. the State has
never yet did anything for Koot.
enai county, every voter should at
tach his signature.
Prof, w. B. Turner, formerly school
superintendent Of Spokane county,
more recently Principal OF the State
Normal School at Cheney, Wash, bu,
for the last three years associated
with the Spokane Office Of the Eauit
eble Life Assurance Society was il
town last week adjusting the death
loss Of Henry Re!nigsr who carried
IS, 900 life insurance with the Equite
BILE. The settlement will be complet
ed as soon 40 the check can arriv,
from New York. the head office.
Last Thursday being the weddin,
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. I.
Quarles and Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Heit
man. The Rathbone Sisters surpris
ed them by serving . delicious lunch
con In the K. p. Hail at close OF re
gular meeting of Temple. Thos
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. T. L
Quarles, Mr. and Mrs G. L. Heitman
Mr. and Mrs @ w Dyer, Mr. and MI
VIM Cleland, Mr. and Mrs A w Post
EMr and Mrs G r Klopf, Mr. and Mr.
D E Dandy, Mr. and Mrs r f dyer
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Chambard, Mr. an,
Mrs. ]. @. Callahan, Mr.. and Mrs. d
F. Hollister, Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard
Mrs. Wishard, Mrs. Royce and Mr.,
Peters.
Every Bottle Of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy Warranted.
We guarantee every bottle Of Chan
herlain's Cough Remedy and will RI
fund the money to anyone who is nj
satisfied after using two thirds OF til
contents. This is the best remedy I
the world for la grippe, coughs, cold
Group and whooping cough and
pleasant and safe to take. 1t proven,
any tendency of cold to result
pneumonia. For sale by DR.. +. Wen
| w. c. Rogers was home frol
Cocolalla Saturday, on visit wit
his family. Mr.. Rogers has accep
ed a position with the Westma
Lumber company of Cocolall:
which has commenced the erectio
of sawmill which will have a
engine of over 500 horse powe,
It is reported that lumber will b
produced almost entirely for til
eastern market. It is estimate
that the company can get enoug
} timber from the vicinity to La
twenty years. The sleighing ;
Cocolalla is fine and lumberme
, are exceedingly busy. Mr.. Rogel
also reports that there is an il
crew of twenty men at Cocolal
, getting ice from the lake for Il
Spokane market.
e CAUTION!
This Is not gentle word-but VIII,
you think how liable you are not