The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-10-07

They will do you good. Fur
;ale BY DR.. X. Wenz.
Nels Larsen departed Tuesday for
Iowa, after visit OF more than O
year with his nephews, Larsen Bros,
OF this place.
HALEY r. Smith went to Sp, kane
Wednesday night to accept a position
10 the general merchandise tore e
Jcannot Brothers. He will remain
the fall and winter.
G. R. Klopf has closed deal for
the Burrows building on the corner Of
Main and Occur d'Alene streets, occu-
pied by +. II. Bradbury's furniture
store.
From INDIGESTION, aches and pains,
Your system will be free,
II you'll but take timely drink
or Rocky Mountain Tea.
Rathdrum Ida, Pharmacy.
r, s. McC'ca accompanied Rev. Z
A, Walker TO Reardan, Waah., Tues
day to attend the meeting OF the Pres
oyter,. From there they 20 10
Davenport where the Synod OF Wash
ilgton convenes
#. A. Brown. formerly N. p. agent
Al his place, returned last Friday
from ST. Paul He departed this week
for the coast. Mrs. Brown and son
Ray accompanied him AS far as Spo-
kane.
Attorney G. L. Hoffman has bean
appointed 10y State Chairman Brady.
to h4 vice chairman of the Republican
state committee for the five northern
counties OF Idaho. Koo,enai, Nez
Perez. Latah, Sho>hona and Idaho
counties.
Lulu Stanhope, St Louis: II used
to have a h0rrid complexion COX
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ind
am called the prettiest girl in tn :
city" Tea or Tablets, 35 cents.
Rathdrum, Ida, Pharmacy.
Mrs. Minnie P. Dunton, Of Boise
state organizer Of Wompn,s Republi
can clubs, will speak at the Frat. rnal
hall, Tuesday evening. Oct. II. un-
der the au pieces Of the Woma,'-
Roosevelt League Club. A cnId'a
| welcome is extended to all, ladies and
}gentlemen.
! Fred Chambald, the rural mai
i carrier. was obliged to mike h'
rounds IN a buggy. Ills re-ul / T
mail wagon while Eitched GU Mali
steet last Saturday evening was rur
Into by the wagon OF a drunken team
ster aud badly wrecked, necessitatinI
i repairs.
Mrs. II. D. Boyington caught twt
he specimens OF trout In Fish lak'
Sunday afternoon. They weighed
four pounds each One was twtnt.
land the other nineteen and a hal
inches long. They were caught q
troll 10 deep water, one with spnoIl
the other without spoon.
For eruptions. sores. pilnples. kid,
ney and liver troubles, con>tipali q
indigestion, use HOLSTERS Rock.
Mountain Tel. Carries now life L
leycry part Of the body. Tea OR Ia.
lets. IS cents. Ralhdrum Ida, Phar
L. p. Trueblood has been chosen /,
the local lodge of Odd Fellows as r.
preventative Of the grand lodsr whle
meets at Nampa. Oci. l6 II. In
IL. O. @. T. Encampment Of Ralf
, drum is To be- represented by Stephe
], Adams at the grand encampmen
which meets at thu same time an
place.
II Gustave Peters, clerk Of ,chuol dis
ltrict No. 4, has after c"n~ld.rao
lditficulty secured the adjustment
the insurance On the Flnney scha
house which was turned SINE tn
ago. The adju>Lrr paid $500 "n u
building and 5000 IN the content
e A new school house will be built
y once.
r. II. Durham Of Theirs detect
iservice visited in our city on ofncl
u business Thursdag.
Senator w. B. Hepburn spoke "a
night to good crowd.
y Daniel Mass and son Of Thomp>o
" Mont, arrived in town yesterday
their way by wagon to Spokane.