The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07

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Liver Tablets. There is nothing bet
ter For sale BY DR.. +. Wenz
klopf hasa new. supply Of bicycles
md bicycle supplies. A carload Of
Esliiogles just received.
Frank Trip, the Ramsey merchant
wood and real estate dealer. was
dowulto Rathdrum, Tuesday,
T. J.. Demorcst, representing a Spo-
kane real estate company, was in
t1wn couple Of days this week.
Ex-Senator'H. III. Taylor, of Sand
point, vas in town Wednesday on
legal business. aafsts
Attorney Edwin McBee made a
trip to Harrison Tuesday, on legal
business.
Don't forget to look at Larsen Bro
thers' ten cent counter; also look over
their advertisement 10 this issue.
III. NJ. Stratheru, the well known
mill man OF Post Falls, was u visitor
in Rathdrum "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Morse. Of Null
lin, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
i Z, Thompson, Friday.
Mrs. Geo. w. Anstinc and children
departed Tuesday noon for LeMars,
Iowa, for an extended visit with
relatives.
Miss Lola Heck has resumed charge
T or the Interstate telephone ceotral
here.
Miss Minnie Farr went to Athol
the first Of the week to assume charge
OF a school two miles from there.
J. c. Callahan and son Fred went
to Spokane, Saturday evening, on
their way to Portland, Ore, where
Mr.. Callahan will assume charge Of u
hotel.
w. II. Edelb!ute, county surveyor,
went to Harrison Monday to survey
two public roads. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Edelblute and son.
ID. A. Cook, former buglcr Of CO.
"E", expects to get out OF the hos
pital in Spokane this week, having
had his right lower limb amputased
above the knee.
Mrs. John A. Travis, Familiarity
known as "Grandma'', formerly Of
! Rathdruln, now Of Standpoint, was
+, Visiting friends here during this aud
q part Of last week.
j. S. Rushing and w. S. Gill have
| rented the Nj. L. johnson farm north
of town, aud will manage it during
this year. Mr.. johnson and family
have moved to Post Falls.
A. IL. Dugau, who spent the past
winter in Illinois, arrived In Rath-
drum last Friday morning and has
been shaking hands with his ole
friends here. He came back on the
colonist rates.
, I. We'll, auditor OF the defuDcl
county Of Lewis. was down from
Standpoint, last Saturday, to turf
over the records filed with him durint
his tenure of office.
| John NJ. Handy returned Snnda.
from Spokane where he had been 10
a couple Of weeks at the hospital un
dergoinE an operation for append
citis. lie expects to fully recover II
few weeks. Mrs. Handy accom-
panied her husband home.
Mrs. w. p. Turner, of Spokane
twas in town this week looking for
location for branch insurance utfic
which she expects to open here ab0u
the middle Of May. Mrs. Turner hid
purchased the Callahan residenc
property on south Mccartney street.
Mrs. C. II. Peters, the milliner. hu
received large stock OF millinei
goods which will be opened TO I'll
public next Wednesday. They II
clude all the latest dreams in hat
}; new and up to.date shapes in Par
I styles, and the latest aud most fasl
ionablc patterns in trimmed, read
to.wear street hats. Don't fail TO ,
around and see them before they a
all gone.
A. J. Shanks, OF the Post Fal
!. Land company, was in town Wedne
day to file plat Of the Shanks- 30,
addition TO Post Falls. The additi,