The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-01

uH, Auduo. AuRil-SepJ (.
G. A. Berry, the al estate man
stat|rd. Min ay morning. Tor a trip
TO Iowa on fur weeks visit.
z. l.. Heitman has bought new
nay press from 9. w. Royce, the i'm
plement dealer, for use on his farm
at Fish lake.
Il. G. Downs, brother Of Mrs.
Martin Hart, is reported to have
purchased all & the lattcr's property
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Manor, OF
Post Falls, were visitors in Ra,hdrum
Sunday. The guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Mulledy.
w II Edelblute. county surveyor,
IN we'd inlo the court house this week
being the last county official to move
into his new quarters
A. E. Mayhem, former judge OF the
iirst judicial district, was in town
Yesterday from Wallace, looking
after some legal business.
WANTED:-l5 gentle milk cows.
Also FOR SALE:--One heavy team,
and some small teams OF horses. In.
quire Of or address GUST PETERS,
Hauser, Idaho. Sept.l-22
Mrs. c. w. Royce and two sons
returned last Friday from Standpoint,
where they had been visiting with
Mrs. Royce's sister-in.law, Mrs. .. C..
Travis.
II. NJ. Strathern, the Post Falls
mill man. was transactIng business
in Mthdrum Tuesday.
Professor G. w. Spoerry, OF Albion,
arrived Tuesday to resume his duties
as principal Of the Kathdrum schools.
i
Miss Berta McCoid, Of Wallace, ar
rived Tuesday for weeks visit at
the home OF her brother, j. V. Nc
Cold, on the latter's farm near here.
Fred Callahan, writes to the TRI
BUNE, from Bellingham, Wash, that
he expects To be ia Rathdrum again
In the near future.
| Miss Grace Glavin, Of Grangeville,
who has been guest with Mrs. G..
A. Mcdonald, has accepted the pO-
siton as teacher 10 the public schW,l
at Cabinet, Idaho, where she begins
Teaching next week.
| Algie Stillman, who has rented the
photograph car Of G. w. Koch s. Co.,
lis prepared to do all kinds Of photo.
graphing. This week, Cabinet hall
price. II
Henry, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs, c. L. Hoffman, had the mis-
fortune recently to have a piece d
one of his toes cut of while exploring
around binder which was In motor
+ at the time. The accident was fort
unately without serious results.
r. G. Bnrthwlck, a well know
/ farmer on the prairie, reports tina
. wheat is yielding an average of from
9 I6 to 20 bushels to the acre. MI
Borthwick informs US that be ha
not begun to thresh yet.
VIM. Dennison, who has bee
working with q threshlng crew u
Stateline, wars ia town last Frida
after eighteen days Of continu@u
llabor. He reports that oats on IN
prairie is running from Is to 80 bust
e els to the acre while at Stateline tn
: weld is 40 to so bushels.
Grant Skinner, half brother OF A
e @, Skinner, arrived Sunday, from b
q home at Lewiston, for a short Wis
with his relatives here. He Is a Ia
: Of but nine years, but came all II
way from Lewiston in his own car
e II. M. Bacon, farmer on Rat
y drum prairie, brought s'me fi'
Duchess apples to the TRIBUNE "tll
ts one day last week. They were ri
~ and OF excellent flavor, and we
large and juicy.
W Richard Ware returned last we
" from Oakrsdale, WASH, where he n
o been working for the past few month
He was recently taken i'll which "
the cause Of his return home
&c Louther s. George, the drayme
received their new dray from the ca
It is a neat equipment including
- beautiful harness, specially dcSien
n Il 4