The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29


Tor BOYS. They are just the thing
Tor rough wear. s. E. b. & Co.
FOR SALE cook stove. In.
quire LIST door east Of postosiice.
Mr. and Mrs. G W. Moore and
mrs. VIM Dollar Of Occur d'A,ene.
accompanied by Mrs. Dollars sisters.
ln-iaw, Miss Dollar and Mrs. Proud.
.oot and the latter's daughter, OF
San Francisco, visited with Mrsand
MS. N. G. Normoyle OF the Noun.
tain View, one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. House we're
very pleasantly surprised last week bv
q visit from their old friends. Mr..
and Mrs. John Moon Of Radwm d
Falls, MIMI. accompanied by Mr..
ana Mrs. Anderson OF Trent, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Moon were on their
way to their future home at ;Valla
Walla, Wash.
Joe Travis has our thanks for three
OF the largest apples we have ever
seen. They we're picked from a tree
10 his fathers, A. i. Travis. young
orchard near Sucker lake. They are
winter apples. red in color, sound
and OF uniform shape. We could not
learn the name OF the variety. They
talley with the description Of the
Mammoth Pippin.
Z. W. Dyer s. Co., is the name OF a
irm OF contractors in the new town
[of Burnley In Cassia county, according
to the Bnrley Bulletin. Mr.. Dyer
was formerly sheriff of Kootenai
county and is we'll known in Rath.
drum.
Buy your paints, oils, glass ahd
building material and building paper
Of the Rathdrum Furniture Co.
T. +. Holm, the prosperous farmer
living near the south side of the
prairie, was in town Tuesday. Mr..
Holm raised $500 bushels uf wheat
this year the average yield being 23A
bushels To the acre. Some threshed
as high as % bushels to the acre;
Dakota hard wheat yielded Is bu-
shells and bluestem 90 bushels to the
acre. Mr.. Holm sold his hard wheat
for chicken feed, in Occur d'Alene for
IS cents bushel. IIe has bought
some more land adjoining his farm.
J. d. Louis, a Pullman car porter
on the Northern Pacific, Is charged
with attempted criminal assault by
Miss Mary II. Riley, now residing at
Wilbur, Wash. The alleged outrage
took place while the young woman
was travelling from Omaha to her
home August %, between Standpoint
and Hope, Idaho, Sheriff Doust was
informed Monday that Lewis had
been captured at Colorado Springs,
Colo. Requisition papers were pro-
cured aud the sheriff left to secure
his prisoner, Tuesday.
| We are not offering any Bats but
will give you square deal on WIN
dow shades, Pillows, Comforts, Bed
room suits. Dining, Center and Kit
chen Tables, Iron Beds, Chairs, Etc.
Llnoleums, Mattings, Table oil cloths
Trunks, Suit Cases and grips. We
have the most complete stock 10 The
market. Rathdrum Furn. Co.
Gust Peters Of Hauser, sold some
, horses at auction in front OF tht
court house last Saturday afternoon
W, j. Ford acting as auctioneer. MT
Peters has made arrangements u
rent his farm near Hauser to a Mr.
Rates. anu move to Spokane with his
family for the winter. He was II
town again Tuesday, and presente'
the TRIBUNE office with lnagnifi
Icent watermelon and a mammoth
cabbage grown on bis place. IN
melon and the cabbage proved as fln
as they looked.
Rev. P. j. Sehnert, pastor OF tn
German NJ. L. church of this place
has been returned to Rathdrum 10
another year by the conference which
met at Portland, Ore. Mr.. Sehner
who attenced the conference an
visited the fair, arrived home Frlda
Iof last week after an absence OF tire
weeks. While on his way he vlslte
friends 10 Cornell, WASH, where q
was pastor for TWO years before com
In, IN Rathdrum, Mr.. Sennert WI