The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-03-31
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Tents at Harmon, Wash.
| IS. P. Donnelly. OF Lakevlew, for
mer democratic state chairman. was
10 town Wednesday.
| DIR. F. Wenz returned, last week,
( on TIVE Falls. where he purchas ed
y piece ~ the new irrigated lands.
James A. Waters, recently Of the
Occur d'Alene nursery, is now living
lat Twin Fails, southern Idaho.
! Nis. jane. Csnk. who 50 d
IL pace stsuih Of town 10 james
Laird, departed Monday for their old
home in Missouri.
A. W. St. Mar, Of $40 Peyton
block, Spokane, representing the In
ternational Correspondence School,
was ia town Saturday.
! Il. E. Young, cashier Of the Rath-
drum State bank, was Spokane Wis
| itor Wednesday.
r. G. Egbers, county superintend-
ent, has issued his arbor day prOcla-
nation. 1t appears elsewhere in this
issue.
MIS-. j. H. Shavelear is here from
Boomers Ferry and is spending few
days with Mr.. Shavelear, the y. 2.
agent at this place.
Alex Quirie, formerly county
missioner, has removed from
Hope. Tie has purchased 100 acre
wheat farm near Reardan, Wash,
where he will make bis home.
Klopf has large line Of Oriental
floor mattings aud racket goods on
hand. Call in and see them.
Joseph Fisher, chairman Of the
county commissioners, has been In
town this week continuing his work
on the road tax rolls.
Deputy Sheriff Andrew Merritt
came down from Standpoint this
week. the sheritf's Office up there hav-
ing ceased to exist.
Mrs. II. D. Boyington arrived
home Wednesday night from four
weeks visit with Mr.. Boyington at
Grand Forks, B. G. m
| j. q. Callahan, formerly of this
place, arrived, Monday, from Belling-
ham, WASH, to look after property
interests here. Mr.. Callahan will de-
part for Portland, tomorrow, having
accepted responsible position in a
hotel there.
Inoiiro Akamatsu, japanese
railroad iaborer, was k lied by an en-
CINE at Hauser Junction last Satur-
day. The unfortunate little Brown
man failed to get out Of the way OF
the locomotive. He was aged 40 years
/ AL Filson, OF Standpoint, was Ia
town this week and attended the
KooteDai jubilee at the hall Tuesday
night being one Of the most enthusi-
lastic members Of the crowd. He was
10 town to see the county officials
presumably with a view to getting
the county printing again.
Ellsworth Wood, sou OF w. T
Wood OF this place, accepted schoo
on Occur d'Alene lake six miles soutl
Of Occur d'Alene, and assumed charge
Of the same on Monday Of this week
Mr.. Wood is one Of the brightest pu
pills ever graduated from the Rath
drum school, and had recently beef
granted second grade teachers Ger
tflcate.
Fred L. Coon has been going abOu
r for the past week with his head in
sling. In the discharge of his dutle
q as deputy assessor, he was driving o
) the prairie when single tree brOk
> causing the team he was driving /
run away. He was thrown to tn
ground receiving q severe cash on th
head above his left eye.
Capt. Tate, Inspector Of the Ma
: tional Guard OF Idaho,- was In Rath
: drum Monday afternoon and evening
During The day he examined the pre-
perty in The armory and compliment
IL ed Captain E1elblute upon the col
dition 10 which he found it, saying
wa; the neatest he had yet srea. |
the evening" he Inspected the con
pany, causing them 70 be drilled
the manual of arms and the squa
!. and platoon manoeuvers. Thirt,nil
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