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

Ing always paid hundreds,cents on
the dollar, and fulfilled every obliga.
tion as live progressive, citizen and
good business man.
Mrs. f. NJ. Thorpe, Millinery, Lad
ies' Goods This Is an establishment
which commands very favorable not
ice from us as our ladies patronize
Mrs. Thorpe very freely and we might
add, with perfect truth, very wisely
too. She keeps only those hats and
bonnets that she knows will please
and she has built up large. trade.
Painstaking and accommodating 10
dealing with her patrons, her taste
and moderate prices are appreciated
by our people. Her business is in
most satisfactory condition and she is
the leading milliner in this part of
the State. Being buyer Of rare alb
ility, her go. ds are always artistic and
fashionable. She is a thoroughly
competent and experienced lady in
her profession and she is doing very
we'll indeed. Her parlors are c,nven.
iently located, new. styles are to be
| found there just as soon as they are
put on the market and Mrs. Thorpe,
herself, is lady of refinement and
mercantile ability. There is no nec-
essity whatever for any OF our wives
and sisters patronlzing outside estab--
lishments as long as Mrs. Thorpe is
with US.
J. r. Wilson, Justice OF the Peace,
Real Estate
Judge Wilson Is entitled to promi.
nent mention in these pages as he has
long been identified with this section
and his career has been an honorable
and active one. lie has been with u
ten years. owning q valuable ranch
near town and he has always com
manded the full confidence Of our
people. He is now serving his second
term as Justice of the Peace, and 1t
/ administers his duties with SOUND
Judgment and impartiality. He II
also engaged In the real estate line
having great deal OF desirable pro
pe.ty for sale both city and countr.
him to handle. He Is a 611oafd Broad gSnRgP'
man. Mr.. Wright's contracting int'i
erests being so large, Mr.. S. e. Beggh'
manages store aud he is vel, adapteSs
for the position as he puts heart auig
soul into his work, enjoys the full con u
fidence Of Mr.. Wright and the coma
munity Fair and liberal dealing wit J
one and all is his watchword. eh
Mrs. LAWN, Mountain View Hote'
The Mountain View Hotel, as til ="
main feature Of our city, should
highly commended In these pages irs
it is great credit to the city. in fa, t
we do not think there Is a town th "
size in the West that has such a lar 70
and well equipped house. Its loo dow
tion is excellent, being just STEERS
from the railway station. and 1T hes
surrounded by beautiful, well kePel
lawns, making it an attractive. sraw
and very pleasing to the eye. ItOm
our only first class establishment ayit
i those wlnf q practically all the Cd il,
o hats and bonnets are bought frol
Is leading houses and she never ovsl
+ charges. Our ladies have fnll conf
u dence in her and they bnow no bett'
: value can be had anywhere. Styl'
z, are always the latest and fashionab
n and she nolds her trade remarkab
II we'll. There Is no more trustwortf
d millinery establishment In Mortimer
= Idaho and Mrs. Peters enjoys the r.
n spect and confidence OF all. She
l. the only trimmer here doing all II
work 10 this line.
e. o. X. Livery, W. II. Cleland.-M
II Cleland Is well known in this part
10 the State and his business Is in fir
u rate condition. He knows the live
r line like book and no one can S;
,e he did not receive full value ar
t. courteous attention when dealir
W with him. Once you begin patroni
ne ing him YOU are very likely to becon
D. q steady customer. He keeps goo
r. horses, his rigs are right, and drive
e are accommodating and to be reli'
d. on. The ablishment is open d;
al night and no one waseyer overchar
lie ed here IL is Que ot the most success
ly ful llveries In this part Of the sta
ID andMr. Cleland is worthy Of strong
~ commendation as he is of unwaverf
honesty, full OF go, and always atte
tive to business. The service one
ceiyes at this barn cannot be excelle