The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

Dr. D. D. brennan requests that
the party who carried OF his SIS foun.
tain pen please return the same and
save trouble.
Y. Y. Wurm and Elijah Dove OF
Plains, Mont, were ia town over
Monday night. They were driving a
bunch OF horses home from Spokane.
Geo. W Booth arrived home Sun,
day from three months absence II
Sprague, Wash. where he has been
working In the harvest fields
Fred Chambard, the mail carrier
on Il. +. D. No. /, resumed his dut-
les MONDAY morning, after an illness
OF several days.
FOR SALE:.Some Buff Cochin
Cockerels, Sl.O0 apiece. Inquire OF
Mrs. Chas. Sternberg, 3 miles east
and t mile south Of Rathdrum.
Oct.l3 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Adams aud
Mrs. D. D. brennan arrived home,
Sunday, from Spokane where they
saw the great drama, Ben Hur.
G. Il. Klopf received a telegram
last week, conveying the sad intclli-
gence that his nephew, Ernest
ONeil Of Neillsville, Wis, a promis-
ing young lawyer, had died.
DR.. D. Il. HOLSTER, the dentist,
was in Spokane last Saturday and
visited short time with his. father
who was on his way to Portland.
The doctor arrived home Sunday.
Professor G. w. Spoerry and w.
w. Dowsll went to Spokane last Fri
day evening and saw the production
Of Lew Wallace's masterpiece, "Ben
Hur", at the theatre. They returned
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T.. Coon, and Mrs.
c. A. Mcdonald returned last Friday
from Spokane where they saw "Ben
Hur" played. Mrs. Coon lost a grip,
articles Of value. 1t was
taken from the depot where it had
been left.
Prof. o. r. Shern, principal Of the
Post Falls schools, was In town last
Friday evening. The professor in
formed us that the Post Falls schools
have an enrolment OF 167 pupils, and
four teachers.
Mrs. C. w. Remer will begin a
class in "China Painting" Saturday
the IA, at $50 a. III. All parties in
terested will find her at the home of
Mrs. L. Lucke. Oct.8-13.
VIM. s. Riggs, of Seattle, son-in-
law OF County Assessor Flint, is
visiting with the latter. Mr.. Riggs
represents the Seattle Electric COM
pany at present. He was formerly
editor Of the Harrison Searchlight.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moon who have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs, T..
d. House and Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A.
Knox, left, Sunday, on their return
to their home at Redwood Falls,
MINI.
L, Chambard, G. w. Flemming, A.
]. Wood and j. NJ. Wood, arrived
home Tuesday from Il hunting trip to
Priest lake. They are modestly re.
ticent about their success. Rain fell
nearly every day they were gone.
Stephen Adams, who has been ar
Odd Fellow for more than fifty years
leaves tomorrow for Lewiston wher'
he will attend the grand |. O. 0. +
encampment OF Idaho as the delegate
from the Rathdrum encampment
The grand encampment meets on tn
18th.
For SALE:-Some household goods
furniture and range almost new, ais
about s. gallons Of clean, home ren
dered lard. Also a few full-bioo
Plymouth Rock chickens.
INQUIRE Of John Litchdeld, nea
Joyce's mill, near Ramsey. O. 6-l
]. A. Hartwick, representing tn
Woodmen's Modern Protective asso
citation, was in town Sunday intro
ducing the accident indemnity an
sick benefit policies among membel
OF Rathdlum Camp 6S43, NJ. W. of A
Mr.. Hartwick's headquarters are
Seattle.
VIM. Hills and T. L. Carter,
! r,Aizl tro,o1;ou In fhp interest