The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-08

See our fancy corduroy school suits
for hoys. They are Just tho thing
Tor rough wear. S. E. E. a. Co.
Miss Pear! Duff and Misses L,zzie
ana Jennie Culp drove TO- Spokane
Bridge, WASH, on q pleasure trip.
Sunday.
I. Chambard and e. II. Sheffield
hnnted phcasants at the head Of Fish
lake the FIRST OF the week. They
bagged Il dozen birds and saw nuuncr-
Gus bear signs.
Mrs. Eva Rodman and family. have
moved into town to reside. Mrs.
Rodman is daughter Of A. C. G.
Slocum, who has farm cast al Rath-.
drum.
MT and Mrs. G. T.. Hoffman and
infant daughter, left last week. for
a visit to the Portland fair. They
are expected back this week.
G L. Michaels started for the Port.
land fair Tuesday night. He will
visit his folks at Seattle before re.
turning.
d. X. Mathews has thrcshed his
wheat crop. He had 100 acres and
! the yield averaged 22A bushels to the
acre.
Roy Locking OF Rathdrum and
Frank Gcrtin or Havre, Mont, start
ed for Portland, Monday, to see the
exposition.
Ed r. Stephens, Of Standpoint, and
Sharlotte Trickca, Of Plymouth, Ia,
were united In marriage by Justice
J. II. Wilson, last Saturday.
T. n. Fcely and sons have COM
pleted the work Ut threshing their
grain. The total Weld is 35, 500 hush
els, Of which %, 700 bushels are oats.
The remaining 1880 bushels are
wheat.
| Fred Safer and Envy Isoyington
have returned home from the harvest
fields In Washington where they have
been W Jrking for some time.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Wenz and
family left, the first Of the week, for
Il visit to Mrs. Wenz's old home In
Ontario, Canada. They expect to be
gone about a month.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Libby, Of Spo-
kane, were Ia town Saturday. Mr..
Libby is the well known court steno-
! grapher.
DR.. T. S. Corkins OF Billings, Mont,
was a guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. d. r.. Dandy the first OF the
week. The doctor is travelling
salesman for al eastern Arm.
+. Oscar Sheffield arrived home from
the coast the forepart OF the week,
after an absence Of several weeks
spent in Portland, Olympia, Seattle
and other points OF interest on the
/ Pacific strand.
Mrs. c. A. Mcdonald entertained
the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid societ,
lat her home last Friday afternoon
There was good attendance. Mrs
Mcdonald served ice cream and cake
THE society will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. G.. r. Klopf.
i WANTED:--15 gentle milk cows
Also FOB SALE:.-One heavy team
and some small teams of horses. In
ouire OF or address GUST PETERS
lHauser, Idaho. Sept.l-2
i u. Il. Adams left for Caldwell,
. few days ago to take his place as on
OF the uuSICldtlo III tiiC Auuuo ooess
band which is probably now at Port
land.
Miss Grace Kelsey, Of RathdruH
left Monday morning for ColvilI'
WASH, to attend school. This is hi
second term at Colville. Mr.. an
Mrs. Kelsey accompanied her as ia
as Spokane.
William Ashley, Jr., the surveyo
was 10 town Yesterday on his way
: Round Prairie, where he will lay o,
!. a county road from that locality ov
to a junction with the Spokane
a international on the Moylc.
7, uers Ferry Herald.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. II. Ford start
Z, last Sunday on their return to the
N home at Winnepeg, Manitoba v
1yorcovyer II C. after a short Wis