The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-27

fitp McMliIdn, prihclp9i OF the
school. was a visitor in
town yesterday.
Miss L. Walker has returned home
FROM an extended visit with relatives
Ia Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Attorney G. L. Hoffman and Coun-
ty Attorney E. r. Whltla were at
Moscow this week, on business In the
U. S. court there.
John Russell has had new floor
laid In the corner room OF the big
brick and will use 1t tor store pur-
poses.
Stephen Adams, delegate from the
encampment to the grand
encampment, l. o. O. f., at Lewis
ton. arrived home last Friday noon.
A. f. Travis returned to Athol
night, after days visit at
his home near Sucker lake. Mr..
Travis is working at the Gault saw
mill, formerly the Sterling mill, near
Athol.
Philip IIattenburg has sold his
farm Of 320 acres, on Rathdrum
prairie, to parties from Washington.
The deal was made by Shaner L.
Shefield, the consideration being S.
900.
Edgar Sheffield arrived home last
Friday merning from Lewiston, where
he attended the grand lodge Of the /.
o. o. f. as a delegate from liath.
drum Lodge No, %.
FOR SALE:-Two bedroom sets,
sets will be broken II wanted; kit
chen table, 2 kitchen chairs, center
table. couch; also some fruit jars
and garden implements. Inquire Of
Mrs. G. W. Dyer, Rathdrum, Idaho.
f. r. Satchwell informs us that all
his wheat this year yielded twenty
bushels to the acre. Mr.. Satchwell
sold the entire crop to the Post Falls
-four mill for SO cents bushel.
c. E. Shero and II d. Boyngton,
completed the task of removing the
building, formerly used for the INDIE
pendent saloon, to c. w. Royce's
place. Mr.. Royce will use it as a
machinery room.
Mrs. w. j. Tucker and daughters
have accepted the management Of
the local central Of the Bell Tele-
phone company, to succeed Mrs. G.
w. Dyer, who departs soon with her
family to join her husband in south
ern Idaho.
! John Crenshaw and j. r. NJ. Culp,
of this place, and Samuel Vasser, Of
the prairie, are at Moscow, where
! they were sum nioned to act as grand
Jurors In the United States district
court OF Idaho, which convened Their
this week.
Joseph LAWN has severed his con.
necJion as clerk In the n. +. offic
here, and is now employed as a steno
grapher during the session Of tn
district court.
] w. A. Baird will sell at Publ
Auction at his ranch Al miles east Q
Rathdrum, On November 2, the fol
lowing towit: Horses, Cows, Hogs
Harness, Sleds, buggy. and numei
GUS household articles. Remembe
the date.
Judge and Mrs. Henry Melder.
Boomers Ferry, returned from the
. trip to the coast early In the weel
having mad a very enjoyable tim
They visited the fair at Portland an
went from there to California. NJ
Melder speaks enthusiastically abo'
!. the sights he saw.-Herald.
e Rev. E, A. Walker arrived hon
last Friday. after two weeks al
i sence, during which he participant
n IN the meeting Of the Spokane pre-
bytery, at Occur d'Alene, and u
SYNOD of Washington, at Hoquiar
. WASH, visited the Portland fair al
I attended the I. O. o. +. grand lod
: as a delegate from Rathdrum Lodg
No. 70.
Il Sheriff Doust arrived here Saturd
T. with five Cinnamon, who had De
IL arrested In Boomers Ferry by CT
'e toms inspector for violating Inn
grafton laws. The cinnamon will
r viyen a hearing before United Sta
a., -...sx.cor Daot ne soon as