The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-04

the graded schools IN GRANITE NiSiteu
friends IN this place over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. AL Williams, Grand
ma Clark, and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID.
Trauger Sundayed at the Paul Gag
stone home.
Miss Rhoda Remington is now the
possessor OF good Washington teach
ers' certificate.
Everybody in Athol seemed to be
busy Tuesday morning washing their
winduws-the work Of the mischief
Gus boys Halloween Tight.
Mrs. p. J. Bennett was called to
the death bed of her father in Col
Vile, Wash, the last of last week, he
dying before she reached her destina.
ton.
There will be special meeting If
the Royal Neighbors Tuesday after
noon, Nov. Slh at 2:30 at Mrs.
Roath's, for the purpose Of making
all tnal arrangements for the Thanks
giving bazaar. All urged to be
present. BY order Of Oracle.
Forman Remington shot a hawk
last Thursday morning that he says
easily measured four feet from tip to
tip. He contemplates having the
bird mounted and presented to-the
Athol high school.
Donald Study wishes to call the
readers attention 10 his ad which
appears in this issue. Don guaran-
tees not to cut your throat or perform
call!
A fire in the residence of Mrs.
Sally Dyer, Tuesday afternoon, Great
ed quite scare. It. started from an
over heated stove in the sitting-room,
but on account of plenty of assistance
and plenty of water but little damage
was done. 1t is covered by insurance.
Mesdames Roath and Wicker ham
drove out to Bay View Wednesday to
see how their better halves were
making it. They took with them a
bushel basket of fried chicken, cook
les, bread, cakes and pies, everything
good to eat, about, so we know they
were heartily welcomed.
j. L. Ware of Ramsey sold his 800
acre ranch including all the stock
and machinery, last Thursday, to B.
+. johnson of Spokane Mr.. Ware
settled on this homestead of 100
acres, just eleven years ago, with his
wife and seven small children, and
with only $40 ia cash. Mr.. Ware has
words of praise for the good soil of
kootenai county and the climate of
Idaho, as he prospered and the west
has been kind to him. He will
travel IN the east for awhile and will
no doubt settle in some eastern sta tie.
The sale was made through the Office
nf j. b. Peterson.
j. V. Hawkins of Terrell, demo
cratic candidate for probate Judge, N.
ID. Wernette, democratic candidate
Tor prosecuting attorney, of Occur
a. Alene, and George Flemminp of
Rathdrum, candidate for county com.
missioner, spoke tn the people of
Athol Tuesday evening. at the hall
Mr.. Wernette was the principal
Speaker; he told about the state land
board and also spoke of the reckless
Way the funds of Kootenai county is
being handled. Mr.. Wernette is a
young man of twenty-six, full.
lledged lawyer and an exceptionally
interesting and eloquent speaker.
whom it could plainly be seen, knew
what ne was talking about.
Messrs. E, j. Webster and d. T.
Ham Of Spokane were at Idlewilde
the greater part of last week. looking
after their property interests. Mr.
Webster bears the name of "Spo-
kane's foremost globe-trotter.n He
mas been In every known place ia the
world, in fact has set foot In some
places where but few have been, and
ms some photographs he himself
took on these different travels, that
are well worth seeing. He returned
out Two weeks ago from a six months
tour, that included the "Land of
the Midnight Sun, Ireland, Russia
including Siberia, Japan, and Africa
lie also visited Oberammergau and
saw the famous .PaSsion play,, M.