The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-07-03

Come early to get your pick. Manor
& Mulledy Co.
Deputy Sheriff Doust returned from
Boomers Ferry with woman prison.
er, accused Of assault In cutting af-
fray with negro woman.
Accounts from Priest River are to
the effect that meadows along the
Pend d'Oreille river are still inundat-
ed and several farmers fear they will
get no hay crops this year.
Just received 500 pairs Of ladies'
and children's Slippers which will all
be sold at wholesale prices. Manor s.
|, Mulledy Co.
No man or woman in the state will
hesitate 10 speak we'll Of Chamber
lain's Stomach ard Liver Tablets
after once trying them. They always
produce u pleasant movement Of the
towels, improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. For sale
by DR.. F. Wenz.
J. G., Callahan has been appointed,
by the District Court OF Washington,
receiver for Gray s. Delin of Cocolalla
His bond has been fixed at S., 0OO
i PASTURE TO RENT:-After the
18th of July; miles west of town;
r ON for 40 or so head of stock; good
feed, running water, good shade In
quire of d. +. Finney, Rathdrum,
Idaho. Jy.3-l7
Miss Minnie Waddle has completed
a successful two months term Of
school in one of the districts near
Occur d 'Alenc lake, and is home for
the summer.
Geo. Mckinney, clerk Of school dis
trict No. y, was down from Laclede,
Monday, lie was here to look after
important school matters. Mr.. Nc
Kinney expects to have the mill Of
the Laclede Lumber company, run
ming in about month.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Koch, and fam
lily, accompanied G. w, Koch, the
photographer, to Deer Park. Wash,
the first Of the week. as
w. +. Hutchinson, Of. Standpoint,
was business visitor In Rathdrum
Tuesday. Mr.. Hutchinson states
that work on the Panhandle smelter
has been delayed to await the arrival
: of mining men from Alaska. and that
eventually the company will do more
than has been planned.
CHOLERA INFANTUM.
This has long been regarded as one
? Of the most dangerous and fatal dis
eases to which infants are subject. II
:an be cured, however, when properl,
treated. All that is necessary is tt
give Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera ani
Dlarrhoea Remedy and castor oil, az
directed with each bottle. and a cure
Is certain, For sale by DIR. II. Wenz
Thomas II. Steenstra and wife ant
Joseph A. Borden and family arrived
here this morning from Spokane ant
, will spend about ten days rusticatin!
at Mr.. Borden's handsome summe
home at Spirit Lake. Messrs Steen
stra and Borden are managers Of Spo
kane job offices.
All children, too old to be taken OF
the Liberty Car and who want to TAX
plrt in the county float, will pleas
apply To Miss Mollie Russell, al
children taking part in the count.
float will meet in the rooms of Mis-
! Russell on the 4th at $50 in tn
r morning, prepared to take their posi-
lions on the float -Committee.
a Mrs, C. l.. Hoffman, accompanie'
t by her children and her uncle, Jos
(, IIerrck, departed Tuesday for Rapi
: City. South Dakota. Mr.. and Mrs
S. L. Smith and Mrs. A. ID. Robinso
a parents and sister of Mrs. Heitmar
:. left Rathdrum the same day, for SpC
n kane, whence they Will proceed to th
|. same destination over the O. r. & n
IS and through Wyoming. They wi
visit at Rapid City, for several week.
y II, r. Smith will have charge Of tn
i farm during the absence Of his pa
ents.