The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-08-19

MrS. y. a. MCDONALD ana son Har-
old, and Mrs. u. r Adams and son
Gordon, returned Saturday from a
weeks camping at Fish lake.
J. G. Koch has traded part of his
ranch to Joseph Porter for two lots
In town, north Of the railroad, and it
is reported he proposes to build there
On in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. Armstrong
OF Buckley, Calf, arrived here, Sat-
urday, for short vsi. with Sheriff
K. L. Whitney and family. Mrs.
Armstrong is sister Of Mrs. Whit
ney.
z. P. Dyer, the jeweler. has re-
Gently moved his Office into one Of
the rooms on the second fiuor Ut the
postuffice building.
A. A. Sage, Athol's able candidate
for representative on the republican
legislative ticket of Kootenal county,
was in town yesterday.
John X. Ashley, father of the NOM
inee for county surveyor on the re.
publican ticket. was down from
Standpoint on business matters, Mon.
day.
Fred Callahan, son Of j. G. Gala
han of the Rathdrnm State oank, is
suffering with an injured shoulder
caused by Il fall from tree last Sun
day.
james Tempest, recently Of Spirit
lake, died last week at his former
home in Fairfield. Wash. Death was
| due to consumption and hemorrhage
OF the lungs.
! Judge and Mrs. r. r. Morgan and
| family were in town Monday from
Harrison. The judge was here to de-
eide the case Of the Smelter and
Water companies of Standpoint.
! Jared B. Michaels, of Spirit lake,
was IN town Monday on his way to
! Occur d'Alene to prove up on his
I, homestead before the land office.
Mr.. Michaels says his sons, Otis and
Elijah, did not lose Is cords of wood
by fire as reported. On the contrary
they have as yet sustained no losses
n P. Wistrand, who organized a
bowling team last week. will oper
the alley on Sept. 1st. He is putting
1t in first class shape for the occasion
| A prize OF $3.50 will be given to thu
one making the highest score in thu
first three days, Sept. to 3.
John Russell has resumed work OF
his new brick store building, 60x5
feet to be built adjoining his thre
story block on the east. S. L. Vid
ger has the contract and expects T.
have the work completed in six weeks
, The county commissioners were no
in session, last Saturday, aud did nc
reconyene until Tuesday. Mesal
Merritt and Quirie we're at Bonner
Ferry to inspect the eros sport roa
again. They found it still not up
the specifications and will not acceI
z it in its present shape,
: John burlington was thrown fro1
a buggy on Monday and sustaine
e severe bruises and three ribs broker
u The team ran away completely wrec
ing the buggy.
IS Superintendent R. c. Esbers is bu
y lily preparing for the teachers ins'
tute to be held at Standpoint, we
after next. Last week he was Wis
d ing various school districts In 7
!. st. Maries country.
On Monday the HumhiHi Lumf
com pany of Sandpaint died SUIT
h the district court restraining the IA
1e handle Smelling s. Refining compa
from building its proposed smelter
=, Standpoint, contending that the POI
;. onous fumes would discolor the lu
!, Der aud destroy vegetation aud u
her for miles around.
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On I and nothing better for liver
H. ranyemept aud constipation III
Chamberlain's Stomach and Ii
.er Tablets-L. +. ANDREWS,
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