The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-05

HoOr maUtlOgS, auu r1ckeU goOuS On
hand. Call ia and see them.
Fresh aerat4,d bottled milk deliver, d
u any part OF this city 5 cents per
quart. Il. j. Young.
May 5-tf.
E. P. Manor was In town, Saturday,
from Spokane. He is now engaged
in farming near Spokane:
NJ. s. Lindsay. attorney OF Priest
River, had business In the district
court here, the first OF the week.
Mrs. T. l.. Gibson, OF Cocolalla, is
visiting at he Mountain View hotel
q few days this week,
Ralph Hilbert, a farmer of Athol,
was attending to matters Ia Rath.
DRUM, Monday.
Attorney G. W. Beale. OF Wallace,
arrived Wednesday to attend the dis
trict court 10 session here.
w. Fl. Edelblute, county surveyor,
returned Monday after a weeks alb
sence on business pertaining 70 his
ONCE.
j. S. KeIso, road oyerseer at Ora
mite, was in town few days this
/ week on business. Mr.. Kelso reports
everything quiet but busy at Granite.
Riley Brewer, an old resident Of
Granite, was in Rathdrum on bust
ness the forepart Of the week.
J. II. Spaulding, whose county d.
vision bill was annulled by the SUI
preme court, was 10 the city this
week. He did not stay long.
County Surveyor w. H. Edelblute
went to Granite Thursday morning
to survey out q road. He will be
back Sunday evening. :
John G. Koch attended the state
camp meeting Ut the Modern Wood
men of America at Occur d'Alene,
Wednesday, as delegate from Rath-
drum Camp, No. 6843 OF this place.
L. Z Tucker, formerly OF this place,
has returned. His familiar face may
be seen at the Star barber shop where
he has re-ente-ed the employ Of w. j.
Ford.
w. f. Dwyer, who had been EN-.
ployed ut the Star barber shop for a
couple of weeks, left last week for
Pullman, Wash, where he had &C.
cepted position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gen. Elliott and son
who have been employed with Grant
/ Smith & Co., railroad contractors at
! this point, went to Spokane Saturday.
Mr.. Elliott was engineer ON the steam
: shovel, which has been taken away.
Levi Howe, who resigned his posi-.
ton as surveyor OF Clark county. Mo-,
to seek health in the west, arrived in
J Rathdrum last week. He is an OLD
acquaintance OF W. +. and II. j
Fehlhaber, farmers on Rathdruu
prairie.
We still-lead on iron beds. W.
have the most complete stock eve
brought to Rathdrum. Rathdrnn
Furniture Co.
Cyrus Sage, brother of e. w. Sage
has returned from his visit to tn,
coast, and, we are informed, he ha
decided to locate at Rathdrum ant
lsend for his family which is still il
Dakota.
II. d. Boynton arrived home thi
week from Grand Forks, B. c., wher
he spent the past winter. Mr.. Boyn
ton does not expect to return t
Grand Forks. He says that he ha
seen many towns but none bette
than Rathdrum.
Warden X. L. Whitney, OF tn
state penitentiary, has been In tow
from Boise this week shaking hand
L
with his friends. Mr.. Whitney is |
Rathdrnm on business. He, says +
likes Boise very we'll, but would ratl
er live IN Kootenai county.
Col. Allen Miller, of Grangevlll,
state immigration commits ;ioner, ";
in Rathdrum this week. Col. Mill
has charge of the work of gatherir
| statistics and advertising matt
J; from north Idaho for the Portlat
! fair.
Il We have just received the large