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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-05-08
PHONE MAIN 1905
SCOTT CHURCH.

0NOI NHOHIn.
| The Ladies Aid Society will give a
chilli and ice creams entertainment
Saturday night, at the residence of
Mrs. Mary G. Clinkscale, 25OS Tre-
mont street You are cordially in
vited to attend this entertainment and
thus help a good cause.
Mr.. Clarence ColliAf is wearing
smile that won't come off. ssHe is the
proud father of fine girl. Mother
and babe are doing we'll
The choir will soon begin to prac-
tice drama to be rendered in the
near future. This effort will be for
the benefit of this organization to pur-
chase new song books. Mrs. Dora E.
Wallace is president; Mr.. ]. D. RICE,
choirister; Miss Leila Rice, organist.
The Epworth League will celebrate
the twentieth anniversary of the or.
ganization May 10th. A program will
be rendered.
| Mr.. Cornelius Rice is slowly recov.
ering from recent Illness that was
thought to be slight bilious attack.
A Grand Midsummer Fair will be
given by the Ladies Aid Society, july
18th and 18th. The ladies have al.
ready begun to solicit wearing appa>,l
to be made up and sold at this fair.
Mrs. Clinkscale is the energetic presi-
| dent.
Mrs. Anna Mcpherson served the
Ladies' Aid with light refreshments
last Thurslast Thursday Several Wis
itors were present and enjoyed the
proceedings. This is one of the most
enthusiastic organizations in the
church.
Mr.. G. w. Anderson, the former
Superintendent Of the Sunday School,
conducted the Sunday School in the
absence of Mr.. Rice, who was called
10 De pdiI-DedTeT az tne funeral OF
his recent friend, Mr.. Norris.
The pastor and his family were en-
| tertained at dinner at the beautiful
and spacious home OF Mrs. Jennie
Jacobs on Lafayette street. last Sun
day. They enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely and request that they do that
again.
The Sunday School has raised SIS
already for missions. This is the best
record in the history of the. church.
| The first Sunday in each month is
Missionary Day.
| Mrs. Anna Cox is out again circulat.
ing among her many friends after a
brief illness.
Mrs. Mary Evans will lead the Ep-
worth League next Sunday Topic for
discussion: Making Guest Of
Christ" Mark 2. 1877; Matt. 8. 9-13;
Luke 5. %, 20. These meetings are
growing in interest
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-05-08

S FOR skENT-Furnished rooms In
modern house at 2508 fremont Place,
Mrs. Clinkscale.
WANTED-A girl to assist In gen.
eral housework at 914 Ogden street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-05-08

Mr.. Clarence ColliAf is wearing {
smile that won't come Off ssHe is the
proud father of fine girl. Mother
and babe are doing we'll.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-05-08

Mrs. Anna Mcpherson served the
Ladies' Aid with light refreshments
last Thurslast Thursday Several Wis
itors were present and enjoyed the
proceedings. This is one of the most
enthusiastic organizations in the
church.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-12
Vicente Medina.

dad csnanola Sc impone de ese feno-
memo de@ la progresiva Influenza de-
Espana en- America, que ahora EN-
pieza 4 dibujarse Y que poslblemen-
te encicrra una de las grandes mara
villas del porvenir.
Entrando en- materia, expllco como
Il rnediados del afio anterior, entire los
espanoles de Buenos Aires, testigos
lnmedatos del entusIasmo de los ar
gentinos por cl centenarIo de sn IN
dependencia, Sc hizo carne la idea
de mostraries la parte que en- sus re-
gocijos patri6ticos aquellos toma
ban.
Asumieron la iniciativa de la con
vocatoria los presidentes de las Gin
90 Asocacions hispano bonaerenses
historic gozan de mayor infuencia; !;
Ia de Socorros nG'tuos, la de Bencf-
cencia Il hospital espanol la Asocia-
ci6n Patri6tica, la Camara de Conner
cio Y Fl Club Espanol.
En- ei amplio salon de este 1ltimo
Sc ceIebr6 la primcra reunion, Il la
que asstio 10 mas representative De
la colectividad espanola, y de la que
sali6 eonstItuida la llanada COmisi6n
Espanola del Centenario Argentine;
fueron cien nombres, Ia mayor partc
de eiloS de los que figIran justo
tituIo al frente de todas las grandcs
emprcsas de los espanoles como CO.
lectividad, en- constante dcSeo de pro-
bar su altruIsmo y sus altos senti-
mientos. Por unanimidad Sc designo
presidente de ella don Manuel Du-
ran, hombre de ideas, dc prestigio. de
de dinero; los demas, sal
va el que en aquel momento habla-
bz, IIcnos de meritos y de autoridsd,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-12

No es un monumento 4 Ia ndepen-
dencia argentina, sino q la nacion de
mstituciones libres, bajo cuya egida
viven los espaholes alli establecidos,
y con Ia cual Sc sienten mas estrecha-
mente unidos por Ia imborrable vincu-
laci6n dc Ia rasa y por "a hendito
4 indisoluble lazo del idioma.
Con csc mOnumento entienden lon
espaiiOles de Ia Argentina que ponen
una piedra mliaria, que marea un
nuevo periodic hist6rico.
-~NOsotros- el senior Mala-
garriga-no cOmprendemos que por
haber perdido los 1ltimOs restos de
un material Imperio colonial Sc Olga
que Espana va NADIA tiene que hacer
en- ell Nuevo Mundo. Ese suspiro de
aaivio que algunos exhalaron despues
del desastre es una suprcma impie-
dad, pOrque nj Espaia puede despren-
dense de la obligation historical que
con el descubrimierto contrajo, nj su
historic tiene sentido 81 Sc corBidera
Ia cOnquista de America como un in
cdente, una cssualidad tai vez una
pesadilla, nj debe buscarse la sol,lci6n
a todos los problemas que hoy agi-
tan Espana fuera de la orientaci6n
americana, economical politica.
aPara esta obra, los espanoles de
America no regateamos sacrificiOs, nj
esfuerzo, nj dinero; 10 hemos demos
trado con este monumento a la ma
cion argentina, y ardemos en- desec
de probarlo en- obras suceSivas que
de nosotros rcclamen el patriotsm0
Tel buen nombre de E.spaila.D
| Durante todo el discurso, V al f.
nal de la conferencia, sc lie triNrta
ron muchOs y proiongados y estrlen
dosos aplausos al scnor Maagarriga
Ipor sus coneeptos patrloticos, por SIN
frases felices, que revelaban su acen
ttrsbdo amor Espana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-12
Espaha J, Ia argentina
NINA cONFERENCIA EN- LA
UNION IBERo AMERICANA

El notable periodista espanol doh
Carlos MaIagarriga, resdente dtSde
s.zep amos en- Bucnos Aires, recen lie
srado 4 Madrid, fue inNatado por Ia
Union Ihero-americana dar una con
gcrencia en- cl domicilio dc aqueila
Sociedad
Accptada Ia invitacion, la COME
srsacia constituy6 un notable aconte-
sSmIento. Los saIones De la umon
sbero-americana Sc vieron muy con
.enrridos. ALI estaba todo 10 que EN-
Madrid representa- la intelectnalidad-
Personajes politicos, mn9stros- sena-
ssorcs, diputados, escrltores, oradoneS,
art,stas, sc dsputaban el honor de oar
Ia palabra competentislma y elocuen-
se del senior Malagarriaga. FL seiecto
FiibIro acogI0 con grandes aplallsSos
Ia pressncia de este en- la tribuna.
Comenzo agradeclendo la Union
Ibero americana la Ocasl6n que con
an honrosa invitaci6n L. habia brin-
xfzdo de expOner el peflsa miento dc
los cspaiiolcs de la Repdblica Argen-
tina, que al SoieHnizar FL centenarn
de Ia Independence de ssta enfnn-
G1en que rinden Ia patria espanola
homenaje purisimo y enthusiastic. ~
sDasfrarfa csto con entera claridad me
aiante la exposici6n de los snteceden-
- y prvp6sitos del proyecto de mo-
nmento que coustituiria el obieto de
N esafeereneia, mode~ts ccntribucion
n esiudio que la alta intelectusli-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-12

Al corresponsal habanero del Sun !
lie Nueva York, hay que agradeeerle
dos cartas discretas. publicadas en- es-
Us dias; una, en- que ST llama Il capl-
tulo esos amerlcanos que declaran al
pueblo cubano immoral incapacitadn
para la libertal politica, solo porqud
So muestra favorable al estabeclmien-
70 dc Ia Lotcria y de las peleas de ga
iios Ia otra, en- que Sc lamenta que el
crease EN- Cuba nm ejercito permanent
te.
Y dice el corresponSal acerca de es-
e. segundo tema:
"El hccho es que la paz de Cllba
/ porderR muy POGO lie 10 que pueda
hlcer una brigada de- infanteria en-
tiempo De insurreccion. In paz dcpen-
dera de Ia conducta de la Administra-
ION. lie Ia conducta De un gobierno
tan iusto. tan benefico. tan honrado.
aue nadie desee rcbelarse contra el...
ii Ia paz de aiiade-no as PAL
II case de In sia IS dcsespera'
10. FL nnico fruto possible de un 60
bicrno por la fuerza armada. es Ii
solaci6n. Sio el gobierno hubiera side
honrado en- 1905 no hubiera habido re-
goluci6n en- 1906"
Asi Sc expresa el corresPonSal y creo
me discurre bien. Por suerte, solo se.
rata de constituir un eiercito lie dos
nil doscientos (2,20O) hombrcs y como
.eran tomados de Ia Guardia Rural
n es,a no Sc cubriran las baIas, q
,asto no sera mucho mayor que 81 ae-
ual. 81 hay disturbios pequen"s' y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-12
Pag'nas Literarias
LA CANCION TRISTE
De aquel hombre extraho
que esta mananica sc arrcmanecl0.
Ia gente en- un cOrro
SC apiiia alrcOr.


SC apiia alreOr.
Pace que de tierras icjanas cl probe
dista aqui lleg6
tie la barba blanca,
los ojos azules duce la vOs...
los ojos azules hundiOs, que miriam
que d. compasi6r
De toico 10 que habla,
nj una palabrca siquia cntendo:
pero cntorna los Ojos y, tristc,
carta canci0n.
imas triste!. 81. lmas triste!...
,como urea de triste SIC Oy0!
Micrta cosas cantando que naide
Dor aoreIIo que ice sabc 10 que son:
mas palahricnS llcras d'amargura
Y otras palabricas lenas de dulzor.
pcro por el deio tan trIstc, tan trlste!
llega al corazon,
Y cs ve~d5 o1,c reng,no 10 cnticndc,
;rero lloran tOS!
Pacce que haba mcntandO su terra
Y o1,cre,eS are ALI deJ0..
paecc Gre habla d'hiios que habla de netos
de algrno que al cieo Sc llevara Dlos..
V Sc sarra su pecho en- queJlos
ca yes que Sc vueve pa andc sale cl sol,
V Sc We Que Sc NOLAN s'ls oIos
" Sc sicntc que ticmbla vos!
'ocicoS vle1oS
sinrten la carcl0n
del tonco tristc,
como rurca de triste Sc oyo.
V cs verda que neng1lno la cntlcndc,
ipcro lloran tos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-12
~ 0mero SO

ilprimirlos; 81 nega & haber un movi-
n'ento algo importante, 10 mejor SER.
romenzar por acudir al braso protee-
or de los Estsdos Unidos. Asi &c aho-
rrarfa sangre y dinero; porque 81 bien
haora que pagan algo por IL interven-
cion-como sc pags,S por Ia que ter.
'mino eI mes pssado-la pronta acci6n
del gobierno americana impedira Ia
destruction do propiedades y res able
cerA Ia confianzs. En- este pensaban
os que deseaban que 90 dejssen guar
iiciones algo considerables en- las es.
"ciones navales; pero ell Presidente
Roosevelt no ha quePido hacer esta in,
novaci6n, probablemente, por quedar-
9 va POGO tempo de gobierno; 8, aca-
so, por prever que el horror 4 una in
|tervenci6n bastara para inspirar juicio
ii los particles politicos.
81 hay otra intervention !scra la
ultima y sc resolvera en- Ia desapari-
ION de la Independently 81 no ~
cuerdo NAL Mr.. Roosevelt 10 di6 & en-
ender asi en- un documento; pero ESQ
Iio pasaria de ser una opinion personal.
>obre que la question de Ia anexi6n
o podrla ser planteada resuelta eD
III Congreso mas que peticiin N del
'ucblo cubano, aqnf ahora, no esta en-
llza esa solnci6n nj parece probable
lue 10 este en- largo tempo Sc crela
Dor algunos que, despu6s de esta Sc
| ,unda Intervention, este pueblo for
maria la resolution de acabar 'ab ira
Ito" con el problema eubano, no bieD
hubiese motive 8 pretexto para clio
Pero como las dos intervenciones han
tenido e1ito, como no han originate
idiffcultades q esta republica y han 81
do aprobadas aqni por toda la opinion,
mientras que la anexi6n tiene muchos
~ poderosos adyeIS srios Ia genie poll
ltica esta dispuesia convertir en- SIS
Itcma 10 que no ha sid0 mas que TN
Iexpediente neeesario. Y asi como en-
Russia habla, seg1n La conocida frase,
luna autocracia mitigada por el regici-
dio, habra en Cuba una ande pendencha,
mitigada por intervenciones peri IDEAS
lamericanas.
Esta conducta SO recomienda i ios
politicos dc Washington porque sigue
la Inca de menor r>sstencia . de re-
Isistencia nula, mejor dicho. ii cada
yez que los amerieanos vayan Cuba,
Ivan, no para quedarse, 81 para cortar
un nGdo-como hicieron el ano seis-
lscran acogidos como salyadores hasta
lpor los nacionalistas mas exaltados; y
lno protestaran los "intereses especiaies
que son opuestos i la anexlfn Ade-
Imas. perseverance, en- esto del desin-
Iter6s cuanto d Cuba Sc favorece la
Ipolitfca :'de attraction con las naciones
lbera-americanas, iniciada por el ante
rior Secretario de Estado, Mr.. Root
". i fuerza de intervencionos, es posi-
bic que Il pueblo cubsno lleguc q uo
neeesitarlas por estar amaestrado- Fl
general Wood les ensen6 adminisi a-
ci6n; Mr.. Magoon le ha ensenado aie'
de politica electoral Otros interv
torres completaran Il curriculum
Ieuadro de asignzturas.
Pcro. a la vuelta de algunOs aucS.
no seran tan fuertes. y ahi los intfre-
ses .nexionistss, que puedan dar laiha-
tslia. con probabilidades De exiic
les "intereseso cspecialesf'
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-02-26
Takes Travelling Position.

The many friends of ]. Earle Ross
will be pleased to learn Of his good
FORTUNE 10 obtaining position with
Alfred Wright, Perfumer, IDc., of
Rochester, N. Y. the foremost per-
fumer of the United States. The
territory he will travel includes the
principal cities in the states Of Cali.
fornia, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada,
Utah. Wyoming and Colorado, and
he left Monday for Ogden, Utah, the
starting point. He has been 10 Rath.
drum for the past ten days receiving
instructions from J. P. Farley, who
was for many years ia the Wrigh,
employ and through whom Mr.. Ross
secured his appointment.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-02-26
BUSINESS BRIEFS.


Wanted at once.-A riding and
driving horse. Inquire Of or address
G. W. Anstine, Rathdrum, Idaho.
For Sale-A chicken Incubator and
brooder. Inquire at this office. 1t
Home made sausages speciality al
Seigloch's. Ham, bacon and lard.
fish and game in season.
Try our Red Cross and Golden
Harvest brands Of Flour, sold at The
Farmers Grain s. Supply Co.'S Ele
vator.
For all kinds of fresh meats call al
J. A. experimentation Mea,
company.
For breeding purposes, Thorobred
o. l. Z. boar at Chester Lancaster.
on Rathdrum prairie.
The parties who took a pair Of
double trees of wagon at Rogers
spur four weeks ago are known ant
should return the same to Johr
Litchfleld's or to the Ramsey store o
TO Esch's barn 10 Rathdrum at one
!; to prevent serious trouble. 8
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-02-26

Professor G. w. Spoerry is at Occur
d'Alene as member of the examn-
ing board for the teachers examina-
ton being held there this week.
Captain Spoerry and Lieutenant
Culp of Company Z spent Monday
afternoon at Post Falls for the pur-
pose Of instructing the members Ct
the company at that place.
Mrs. d. w. Culp returned Monday
from short visit with friends in
Spokane. Miss Lizzie Culp who &C
companied her mother to Spokane.
remained for more protracted visit.
No. good COW for sale. also about
ton cat hay. Inquire at this office.
tip.
County Assessor J. W. Smith was
10 Rathdrum Wednesday. Mr.. Smitn
has begun the work of assessing the
county, beginning at Spirit Lake
this week.
j. G. Davis of Athul was in town
this week again, not having departed
for southern Idaho as was previously
reported. He expects to leave, how.
ever, in two or three weeks, accom-
panied by Mrs. Davis.
w. w. Dowell, who died at Sand
point few days ago, of spinal menin'
gifts, was known in Rathdrum
having been an employe at thu
Northern Pacific depot few year
ago.
M. D. Gill. Ernest Engleklng, e
w. Culp, Geo. Steele, Lester Harris
J. D. Conrad, A. T. CASTOR and G
r. Klopf, Rathdrum Odd Fellows
attended the initiation ceremonies o
the lodge at Spirit Lake last Satur
day night, the work being done b
the Spokane team.
II. ]. Borthwlck, having shippe
mis- household goods, departed fo
Kennewlck, Wash, last Saturday
Mrs. Borthwick and family followe
Tuesday night with the farewell q
their friends who regret to see ther
leave but wish them success in thei
new home. Mr.. and Mrs. Borthwic
and family had resided here 70
many years.,
We have good supply Of excellen
cedar posts at the Elevator.
j. P. Farley has Just received fror
the east very fine assortment {
postal views, in colors. of the Alaska
Yukon-Paciflc Exposition buildin 1
and grounds.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-02-26
A ChiId's Philosophy.

It is one of. the prime secrets OF
happiness to recognize and accept
ones natural limitations, but phi
losophy of this kind is perhaps
hardly to be expected of children.
A little girl had sent back her
plate two or three times and had
been helped bountifully to all the
good things that 60 to make a grand
dinner. Finally she was observed
looking rather. disconsolately at her
unfinished plate Of turkey.
"What's the matter, Ethel? 2"
asked Uncle John. "You look
mournful."
"That's just the matter" said
Ethel. "I am more'n full"
And then she wondered why ev-
erybody laughed.Vstra Stories.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-02-26
Personal Mention.

James Buchanan was in town from
Ramsey last Friday.
Miss Grayce Thomas returned last
week from visit to Spokane.
Hugh Sage has entered the Red
Cross drug store as an apprentice.
A good supply of Shorts, Bran, and
Bran & Shorts at the Elevator.
Mrs. Myrtle Masterson was in town
Tuesday from Madison.
Mrs. e. F. Willhelmy visited
friends in Occur d'Alene this week.
Z. S. Harding and Walter Turner
Of Athol were visitors 10 the city
Wednesday.
We again have plenty Of Alfalfa
Hay al the Elevator.
James NJ. Wood came down from
Priest lake tie first of the week for a
brief visit with Rathdrum friends.
Miss Sylvia Koch is at home again,
having completed successful term
OF school near Stateline.
I6.inch wood for sale at the Farm
ers' Grain & Supply Co.'S Elevator.
WIN. Stoferson, formerly employed
In the bakery for Crenshaw & Ham,
has returned to Rathdrum for The
purpose of opening bakery.
q. L. Vaughn and bride returned
home last week from Occur d'Alent
where the marriage ceremony was
performed by Probate Judge r. G
Egbers.
J. P. Farley has Just received sever
al thousand local views Of Rathdrum
Earl Cook visited the forepart o
the week with Roy Dandy. He re-
turned to his home at Occur d'Alen'
Tuesday.
B. NJ. Ross, formerly OF Ross Point
was In town this week from tn
Grande Ronde valley, Oregon wher
he has lived for the last SIX month
or more.
Ellsworth Wood, who is now teach
ing ia the Standpoint schools, visited
Rathdrnm friends the fOrepart of tn
week.
Miss Grace Cook returns to Coeu
d'Alene this morning after havin
spent the week visiting with Mrs. l
L. ,Quarles.
Druggist FARLEY and wife were !
Spokane last Friday and a.tende
the evening performance of Ben HUI
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-02-26
Safe In His Pocket.

The late Duke of Cambridge used
to tell with considerable relish the
following story of friend of his, a
celebrated colonel:
During the Egyptian war of 's2
Major - was shot in the knee,
and the projectile made hole of
some depth. When the surgeons
were probing the wound and caus-
ing endless torture the poor officer
begged to know what they were
hunting about for.
"We're searching for the bullet"
was the reply.
"What! Looking for the bullet
Why, I've had it in my pocket all
the time. Pail Mall Gaze!ss.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-02-26
Church Announcements.

A series Of Eyangelistic services
will be begun at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, to continue
indefinitely.
Let us give ourselves unreserv-
eddy to the work of the Lord DUR
ing these days and look to Him
for blessing.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-02-26
RATHDRUM YOUNG PEOPLE
Celebrated the Birthday of George
Washington.

The girls vi the G. S. A. of the
Presbyterian, church entertained
number of their friends at Martha
Washington tea party at the home Of
Mrs. M. A. Walker Monday evening,
February 22nd. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with rcd, white
and blue, flags and hatchets. The
guests were received by Martha
Washington and were given hatchets
as souvenirs.
The features OF the evening were
music, games, and guessing contest,
Miss Dorothea Wenz and Brad Nc.
] Carly winning the prizes. At 10
O'Clock the guests were marched to
Valley Forge where they we're served
with tea and waters, then to the
White House where they were served
with cake, fruit, salad and candies.
Those present were;
Misses Matte McCarty, Glaphle
Mccarthy. Ferne Berry, Clarice
Qnarles. Grace Miner, Mile Mitchell,
E1ith Nicolai, Cora Sage, Bertha
Sylvester, Alta Baker, Elsie Bourn,
Mildred Bourn, Minnie Peters. Daisy
Peters, Dorothea Wenz, Dorothy
Hoffman, Lille Walker. Myrtle
Walker, fnice Stoddard, Marguerite
Russell, Ethel Reinhart, Esther
Kellner, Viola Thompson, Myrtle
Ferguson, Hazel Walker, Mary Bell
rGertrude Kellner; Messrs. Levi John
son.. Edward Booo, James Bobo
Elmer Young, Emo Bacon, Earl Cook
Gail McNett, Floyd McNett, Angu
Bell, Eli Bell. Roy Reinhart, Car
Bell, Arthur Nicolai, Carl Nicoiai
Hugh Sage, Ernest Dyer, Charlie
Peters, Milton Bourn, Frank Nit
chell, Roy Mitchell, Brad McCarty
Roy Dandy and Clarence Sylvester. \,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-02-26

Received at Larsen's: The largest
stock and latest styles 10 shoes ever
shown 10 Rathdrum for summer wear
Mems ladies' and children's oxfords,
in black, tan and OK, blood. Before
buying, inspect our line and save
money. Our prices are right.
L A. LARSEN.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-02-26
Local Paragraphs.


The Club Cafe has changed
hands.
The Eagle Bar, which has been
run in connection with the Noun
tain View hotel closed last Satur
day.
The last load of county records
and furniture from the court house
at this place was hauled to Occur
d'Alene the forepart Of this week.
Don't lose sight of the All Fools
supper to be served by the Pythian
Sisters April I. 1t will be worth
watching for.
The Knights of Pythias desire
good attendance next Tuesday to
transact important business con-
corning the bylaws.
! The Rebekahs announce a pie
social and entertainment to be
given April 10th, the goth ami
versary of the founding of the l. o.
O. F. order.
The Lady Maccabees will serve
a St. Patrick's New England din
ner March l7th), from $50 p. m.
until all are served, at the Wishard
hotel. The price will be IS cents.
February ~, Washington's
birthday, being legal holiday in
this state, there was no school in
Rathdrum, and the anniversary
r was quite generally observed in
an official way. George Washing
ton was born TT years ago.
The students of the Rathdrum
; high school gave an indoor picnic
at the school house last Frida,
+ |evening, in honor of and farewell
to their school mates, Misses JAM
and Erma Borthwick, on the ev'
= of their departure for their new
home in Kennewick, Wash.
; Don't forget that the time 70
= the Pythian Sisters All Fool
It supper is growing nearer ever.
,. day.
The Rathdrum Knights Q
i Pythias observed the 45th ami
Il versary of the founding Of til
y order by attending divine servic
in a body Sunday morning, at tn
Presbyterian church where Rev
:, W. ]. Thompson preached a sci
= mon on the works and oharacte
- of George Washington.
a Two unique games OF baske
ball were played at the gymnasium
l. Tuesday night. a pickup tow
n team being pitted against the frs
n, and second high school boy
ne teams. The pick-ups were beate
RS badly, the first team winning by
score of 81 to and the second b
.. IS to 3. s
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-02-26
Received at Larsen's.

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