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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

~ the 9nn3 nene Sette DQI 9ellerH
" (Wontag) Die Sdulfrnge be-
w gonnen. Sic &ammer iolte
tlipp unb flapp erfabren, mas
man inter Der ~neutralen Sdlle bers
itebe. Ser @bgeorbnete 8rouiiaic bat
nun in Der S6ulfrage Der &egiernng
unb Der aammer ben Stanbpunft flar
aemaft. gr bat 8eibe befragt.
ipeIte Ste[lune man benz fatbpliiden
8ebnnfen in Der Sdulfrd9e geben
polle nno mas man nit DEM lo9es
nannten aiensllnterribt be5tpefe.
Ser Niniitere Yrdiibent Srianb
glalbte ii6 nit einem aniff aus Der
Code al 5ieben, inbem er bic Mns
gaben bon @rpuiiaic beitritt unb
gleid5eitig frlg, pie es sefommen let
bab Die aatbolifcn ii9 10 lange rubig
perbalten bdtten.
Gines Der minber beb6lfertiten aber
an sleiher Belt reidlteu Separtements
lit bas Der Donne, iiiosDItlib bon
Ydris, bas aus eiAem Sbetle bon
Inter s9ursuub bcitebt.
Sm Sabre 1890 3dblte man nod
$4,000 @inipobner, gegenipdrtig nur
nod 30S,000. Sie Sanoi6aft gebDrt
81 ben idDniten Sranfrei6's; Der
Norboiten belts prad1tnole Sorlte, Der
Nprbipelten liefert treffli6es @etreioe.
Ser gurgunber 8eiBtpein bat ltd)
inter benz Nanlen 6 bablts einen
@eltruf e~riporben. Ser SluB, mel>
der Dem Separtemeut ieinen gldmen
9egeben lit idiffbar uno bur6 &andle
NIT Der 2oire. Der Seine umb Der
8bone, Den brei SauptitrDmen bes
2anbes %perbunOen.
Nber 9eraoe bieier 10 iebr 9eie9nete
2annltrid ut bnrh icine HelisiOnss
feiHblihfeit in guns Sranfrei6 be-
'riihtist. Seitbem bas @eieb ben @eS
meinpen bas Seiibungsredt Der
&irfen 5ugeiproden, ipuroen in
oieiem Sepnrtcment i6on in fiinf @e>
meinpcn Die airben einfad nieberS
aeriiien, porilnter cine Ipdts9otbiI6e
Stride, beren ShDnbeit auf Dem lebten
arhGologii6en Gougreile Sranfreih 8
CUR Spra6e fam, Stride Die and IN
bcn ,Sremoenfiibrern" bes Souring
Club ais cine SeBenstpiirbigfeit be-
sciduet miro. Inter ben 5eritDrtcn
airfen bciinbct ii6 aud iene bon
I%tbornnn, cine Yfarrei beren 9epDlfes
rrnas8abl bon Sabr 81 Sabr 8urilds
aebct. Sic Efarrei 5dblt $50 Gins
lpobner, I'M Sabre 1909 CAB es 13
Ster6efdac mebr als @eburten, ipenn
bieic &erbGltnii1e nod ein @eeni6ens
alter ipeiter beiteben peroen, 10 lptrS
@tbornap alsbann MIR nod 200 Stne
nobncr 3dblen. @ieaeidt bat aldJ
Der @emeinberatb IN @oralsicbnna
zines 10 tralirigcn Gnbes Die 3ers
it6rrng Der Yfarrfirde nngeoronet.
llho Die Hcgieruus ldBt lpeiter ges
| pG6rcn! Wenu es 10 fprtgcbet, WtrS
balo bic Salite Der Surffirhcn unter
Der grt Der 3immcrlcntc nuh Wanrcr
faacn, benn bic autianitatcn .Sanblet
iinb auf Der Snhc md Slrden'
idaben, bic sicmlih oft, aud IN &C
rinsen Sorffirfcn, 9cfnnoen ,uerScii,
~ y -
Sic Stabt Saris lit ernldhtigt
porbcn elm Inlcben i'm ~ungebeucrcr
@etragc bon 900 @Rilionen Sranfer
] aui3uleocn. "a betanntli6 be
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

Sdlfte Der Raareneininbr 8 o RI r |
gefpeien lit. @ber Iabt gl6 ia MIR
nift tduihen! Sic Sahe perbdlt
lid 10: ghir elm Irtifel lit burh ben
neiien Sarif auf Die Sreiliite selanst,
uno bas mn mad bartem Sample, Die
Sdute. Sic iibriseu 8%aareniorteu
bon Sebeutung, bic 3oafrei cinsez
fiibrt purpen, paren Iold,c, Die Die
Ser. Staaten nift ielblt erSeuger,
ltnb Sipnr: G%obeummi, 3inn, Sbee,
&niiee. Gacao, 8obieibc, pbcr iul6c,
peld)e troe Srci5oll auf Den america
niifen Marft fcincn GinfllB baben
bn iie bier I'M llcbcrfluB erz
5crgt iperben, ndmlid,: anpfer,
9alunipollc unb unperarheitetc 4el5e.
aber mcine Serren, 3inn, 8llpier. mn
altc a%unltperfe fonncp mir nidt se@
nieBen, mn Der Nu9emeinbeit, benz
nmcrituniihcn %plfe ipGre beiier &C.
hient. ipenu Der SongreB Shlahtbieb,
Slciid, Butter, gier, aartpffcln rnb
Srotitofic auf Die 9reisliite ieBten urlo
Dem @u6er bnrin (burh Die Gonflrs
ren5) elm Gnbe maiden pollte. Wun
lpplIte gu @aibineton ihou. cher
miiBtc babel ms eigene Sleiid idneiz
Den unb bas - tam man mid +.
Snlppiiible!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Ser befannte Sdmipieler 8ilton

2afnpe bat bieier Gage ben Gbica9oer
Srauen Die 8abrbeit 9eiagt. @r er@
fldrte ndmli6, bab eS in eriter 2iute
lie S9uIb Der Srnuenipel t
tel lpenn Glide unmoralii6en Sus
bdltes iid auf Der 8iibne gu balten
berm1gen. @enn Die Samen itf
iol6en anit0Bi9eu @oritellun9en fern
balten pollteu, pitrbep oieie bon
fel6er aufboren, leiber a6er bdtten
9erabe iolfe Na6iperfc menidlider
S6pd6e. 9ro6er unO raffinierter 2lit
ben 9roBteu 3ulauf. Sic GenIur Der
8iibue lolte i'm Samilienz
freiie unO ni6t BON Der boben
Sbrigfeit nod bon prpfeiiionelen 8ez
formeru 9eil6t ipcroeu, ba lie in leb@
terem Sail meiit bon S9nordn8 unb
Sntoleran6 bittirt piirben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Sn Der Saainser. Iin6ut : llntc

fu6un9 bat Der 3elise @Iabis Die
Gubeutung 9emabt, bab Sames q.
@arfielb ans Dem Sabinett ideiben
mubte, neil CT BEN Seuten i'm 8ege
mar, Die ii6 in alasfa's Soblenrei6s
tbum tbeilen nollter. Sas flingt ia
gerabe5u un9laublid. linn 10 mebr
aber pdre es al bebauern, tpenn Die
llntcriu6ur9 nidt griiubli6 gefiibrt
niirbc. llnb bas @olt tpirb in bieIem
Sale ni6t 8ufrieben iein nit einem
.GifteripieIen". 8ein Cred am
Steden - 10 mug Der &abripru6
Iautcn, unb MIR bann nirb gnainger
geiponnen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Sic Resieruns mill and benz @las

Sic Resicruns mil altd Dem @lasz
Sruit auf's Sad Itei9cn. Ser ioQtc
bod lcid)t 3u ourdI6nuen iein",
meint elm 0itli6e5 Slatt irouiI6. &C.
miB! I6er uniere Hc8ierung unter
bcm 9egenipGrtigcn Gegime bat cs ios
neit immer BEL Dem bloBen 8ollen
bciueuben lniicu. 60 pirb's alld)
tpieoer nit. Der bonn GongreB au9ez
nroneten llnterIuhun9 betreif Der
bobcn 2ebensmitteIpretie geben. Sic
Dllnteriuduug" miro Gin 'beibens
nlGBige5 @elb fpiteu - lpie &. 9. bic
jiin9itc lluteriu6uug bes 3udertrults
- uno Ourtb ibr GrgebuiB miro mar
benz Solfe por3umndcn iu6en - Dem
Iic6en Iamms 9ebulbigen Iolte - baf
cine Rengc @riinOe, aber beilei6e nidt
Die bobeu 30ae auf Srutitoffe. Sief
uno Sleii6lpaareu Die S6ulb an Del
Sbeuerln9 trngen. lub genau il
nirb's 9eben - inter reprblifanis
i6em He9ime - MERITS Gu6l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

Smansis Gents pro Gag iinb genug
fir Die 8efoiti9ung zines Irbeiters,
erfldrt &rofeiIor @bite bon Der y II
b r 5 .llniperlitdt. Gs lit nift bus
erite Nal, bnb mir bon i~lnieren itaat<
lid)cn Initalten res &ilIens oer@
artigen llnlim boren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
DimSernnesernnh.

SpaBposel (5u einem alien idleiis
Ifen 9eienbinber) v5abt Sbr i6on
gebort, bab Der SaIep'ide &ontet IN
ndditer 3eit Die Grbe 5ertriimmern
nirb?"
8eienbinber (eridrpdcn) .Sps
bod MD, Dos bod Md; Dos siebt 10
MIDI! Sd boab mer il eridt iupiel
8~aienrutta ei9eidpfft!" - Sud
fnitcu "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Seuatpr Same,

senatur 3apnc, Der Siibrer Der
republifanii6eu Iebrbeit bat Der
0tiuoritGts sSartei ipic Den SnIur>
genten ihroff 81 bcrlteben ge9eben.
bnb iotpeit Ieine, Yartei es 81 per>
binheru I'M Stanbe lei, Die Carthage
in bieier GongreBsS isung inter feia
men %llmitauDeu mlf9crpllt iperben
biirfte. Ilio, NM lpibt Sbr'sl
@eritanben?l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
serr aames 3. Sill BON ct. 9arl

Serr Snnies &. StH bon Il. Yalll
mar in @aibington bcim Srdiibenten.
Sci Ieiner 9iiidfebr bat er DEM Splfe
forbial Die tr0itlide Grflarung ge@
gcbcn, baB ieincr lteber5elgun9
mad Sr. Salt purh iein Iuftreten III
Der SruItfrnge ben 80riens Sntereiien
bur6aus nift I6abcn mil. Gorrettl
IS tpG6it Der Neni6 nit ieinem
8efbiadl" Canals als 5r. Sta nod
elm gan5 seipDbnli6er IenIb mar -
mir mir ellie - (unb oempfratii6er
baGtc) bate er bieie feline grtldrnng
gepiB nift als correft befunocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
GhitnrirArs.

Tiesmal lit es Der Noroipeiten,
tpclfcr beimeeiudt ipirb, lrnb 5lpar
bon Der peltbefanntcn perriidten
Carrie Station unb ber io5ialiitiifcn
Siioin emma 8olbmann. Gin mir
bi9cs Saarl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

Gin plumper Trif Der rcpu6lifas
nii6en Sp680qner ntadt icbt burd
Die Srelie Die Hunbe. Surd cine
@ufitelung iiber ben llmfnng Der soas
frcien 8nareuciniubr in Der leBten
Sabresbalite miro bargetban. bab Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Stakeholder Sir6en= Salenhcr.
SeIus uirb pum Ecufcl pcriudt.

9tnttb. A, lii.
e.13. Sch. Sotbarlna D. 81. @reSor III.
T. IA. 8aleutin. aureit. Qntonin.
G.15. 6auitimnS II. S~opito. Georgia.
DIG. . Suat. SuIiana. Sneiim.
g. II. Sintun. Sonatus. Silpiuls.
Z. IS. Simeoi. Gonitautiu, 3,
g. 10. 6ouroS D. 9iac. Moniuet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

Tcltn5cbntauienb Dollars Fat So
tran5oiii6e Ieronaltt YanI6an beir
SnftIport III Cos Ineelcs an Vreiie,
eilsebeimif. Sebt fam CT lid ans
ruben nnb bas 8elb fliegen laiien. -
~H. 3. 3ts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

Scr @ouberncur Sableb bon Wqif
iouri erblidt Die 2oiing Der brennem
Den Sagesfra9e BARN, 6aB iebe Noml
lie cine Sub nnS elm Ousenb .Siibne
bait. Gebr gut. slber mo brina
eann Der Slatbeipobner ieinen WieH
ltano mtter? @ieleift in Der quite,
Stibe? - y2ouisp. Nns."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

Sie Stabt Yaris lit crmd6tigt
porbcn Elm Inlcben i'm ungebelercn
@etra9e bon 900 gfiQionen Sranfen
aui6ule9en. 9a betanntlid bel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
qentfd Auaerikanird,e
3%1reRfimmem.


gdt beutihl Gin belttidber so,,;
mann ri6tete cine oeutide Mnfroo
an oas aatierli6 Seuti6e GpnilIIe
In Ileranbrid unb erbielt cine from
5oitIbe Intiport. = .8eitl. 8p5t."
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-22
A Wild Blizzard Raging

brings danger, suffering-often
death-to thousands, who take
colds, coughs and lagrippe-
that terror of Winter and Spr-
ing. Its danger signals are
stuffed up" nostrills, lower
part OF nose sore, chills and
fever, pain in back Of head and
a throat-gripping cough. When
Grip attacks, as You value your
life, don't delay getting DR..
Kings New Discovery. One
bottle cured me-" writes A. l..
Dunn, of Pine Valley, Miss,
latter being laid up three
weeks with grip" For sore
lungs, Hemorrnages, Coughs,
Colds, Whooping Cough, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, it's supreme.
SOC. $1.00. Guaranteed by All
Druggists.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-22
A Wretched Mistake

to endure the itching, painful
distress of Piles. There's no
need to Listen: Il suffered
much from Piles" writes Will
A. Marsh, of Siler City, N. c.,
IT'LL | got a box of Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, and was soon
cured" Burns, Boils, Ulcers,
Fever Sores, Eczema, Cuts,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
vanish before it. 25c at All
Druggists.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-22
Transferred.

f. G. Koerner, who has filled
the position of book-keeper for
the G w & M Co in Garland for
the past few months, has been
transferred to the head Office of
the company at Ogden to take
charge of the collecting depart
ment. He and Mrs. Koener leave
today for that city to reside in
the future.
Mr.. Koerner disposed of his
house and property in this city
to r. E. Baxter, the transfer
having been made yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koerder have
many friends here who regret to
see them go.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-22
The Garland Globe.
Saturday, January %, 1910.

J. G. Wheelon was in Brigham
on business Monday.
Miss Esther Bot returned to
her home in Brigham Wednes-
day.
David McFerson went to
Clearfield to sitrelatives Mon
day.
Miss Ella Pierce returned to
her home in Pennington Mon
day.
Alfred Granger, the barber of
Tremonton, spent Sunday in
Garland.
r. M. Lishman went to Ogden
Monday to visit his wife who is
still in the hospital.
Jasper Rhodes spent last
week with hi sparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Rhodes of Lehi.
One case of smallpox in Gar
land North-E. II. Bingham.
Guaranteed at the residence of
Mark Hall.
The grand ball given at the
Manasa hall last night was well
attended and proved to be a
success from all points of view.
The Y. L. M. 1. Assn. will
give a grand married folks ball
at the hall Saturday Jan. Doth.
Everybody invited especially
the married folks.
Mrs. j. A. Wixom with No.
161, was the lucky winner of the
beautiful album ratified off by
Christensen & Knudson, Brig
ham City-valued at 1926.
Robert Wills, representing
the State Nursery Co of Salt
Lake, was in town on business.
Monday. He has been in the
nursery business for twenty-five
years.
Thomas Wise, who recently
had his leg broken while pack
ing ice at the Sugar Co.'S ice
house, is out on crutches and
on the high road to recovery.
His leg was broken just below
the knee.
Tuesday and Wednesday the
Garland Mercantile Co, "shut
up shop" for stock-taking.
Tnos. Preston of Weston, Idaho,
and G. w. Knudson of Brigham
were here and assisted in in
voicing the stock of the firm.
James Coombs of Ogden
Farmington-Salt Lake, spent a
few days in the valley this week
visiting his brothers II. f. and
and Geo. Coombs of Fielding
also shaking hands with old
friends in Garland and vicinity.
A good joke on an editor who
went one evening to report a
party at the home recently bless.
ed with a new baby. He met
his hostess at the door, and
after the usual salutation he ask.
ed after the baby's health. The
lady who was quite deaf, and
suffered with the grippe, thought
he was asking after her cold,
answered that although she
usually had one every winter
this was the worst one she ever
had; it kept her awake at night
good deal and at first confined
her to bed. Then noticing thai
the newspaper man was getting
nervous she said she could tel
by his looks that he was going
to have one just like hers, anC
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-22

hOuoO oIu piopS'oy - e'a5 ivy
to r. e. Baxter, the transfer
having been made yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koerder have
many friends here who regret to
see them go.
Sanford Bingham, Jr., was a
Brigham visitor Monday.
The Thomas & Bingham meat
market has installed the Nc
Caskey credit system. You get
slips of your purchases and
your account is always correct.
You also have a chance to COM
pare slips and errors with this
system and few are far between.
A woman went into a news
paper Office and wished to adj
vertise for her husband who had
disappeared. When told that
they charged two dollars an inch
she went out, saying it would
break her up at that rate as her
husband was over six feet long.
-Salina Call.
r. B. Smoot, Supt. of the
Idaho Falls factory, H. H. DIAL
ton, Supt. of the Blackfoot
factory and Walter Il. Piper,
chief clerk of the Utah-Idaho
Sugar Co., Salt Lake, were all
here Jan. 18th, the guests of
Supt. II. III. Edwards of the
Garland factory.
The busiest and mightiest
little thing that ever was made
is Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They do the
work whenever you require their
aid. These tablets change weak
ness into strength, listlessness
into energy, gloominess into
joyousness. Their action is so
gentle one don't realize they
have taken a purgative. Sold
by All Dealers.
County Supt. Fl. w. Valen-
tine of Brigham City, who has
been visiting the schools of Gar
land East, Garland, Plymouth,
Portage and Fielding this week,
gave the Globe office pleasant
call Monday. He reports all the
schools in excellent running
order and the attendance very
good.
Elder A. F. Daily and father
John e. DAILY of Logan, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Grover Wednesday. Ell d e
Dahlly recently returned from
a mission to England. He was
a companion of Geo +. Grover
six months and reports George
to be working hard in the cause
of truth.
w. s. Hansen of Fieldins
passed through town Monda!
with his span of big dapple gre!
Percheron mares attached t.
a sleigh. Each mare weighs ,
ton and they are "beauts." I'll,
and sons purchased Ii heaC
of this kind of stock from Bloom
ington, Ill. One 2-year old col
weighs 1900 pounds.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-12-16

M. A. Hickey Of Stateline visited
in Rathdrum last Saturday and Sun.
day.
We have supply OF home made
candy fresh from the kettle every
I thursday at the Rathdrum Drug Co.
j. c. Callahan, former auditor Of
Kootenai county, now manager Of the
Occur d'Alene hotel OF Spokane, was
renewing acquaintances 10 Rdthdrum
Monday.
Special sale on jewelry. l-3 off at
Larsens. loco votes on pia1 o with
every ST. purchase of jewelry.
The word "handpainted," was acct.
dentally left out of Larsen's adj vertise-
ment last week, relative to imported
china. The readers attention Is
called to the correction this week.
Buy fruit cake for your Sunday
dinner at Reiniger Bros.
S. E. Fleming sold four no ses this
week to Lewis, a logger neal Spirit
lake. The price is said to be twelve
hundred dollars. They weigh thirty
four hundred to the team and are
four and five years old. These teams
are said to be the best on Rathdrum
prairie.
Wallace is making special offel
in the picture line, for two weeks
only he will make you dozen cabi-
net size photos, also ] dozen postcards
off the same negative, for $3.75.
| Usual price $500.
| Reduced :. 3.75.
| Make your appointment early.
Studio in Hart block.
Fruit cake for Xmas, for sale
Reinlger Bras.
Mrs. Lester Satchwell was slight!
injured in runaway last Saturda
afternoon. buggy wheel passin
over her.
John Mcclellan, Jr., and j. l.. Nc
Whelter were visitors from Atnt
yesterday.
Paul Rcniger was Spokane Vlslto
Wednesday.
Lost-Lady's black handbag D'
tween Sage's store and u. A. Lalfd
residence. Finder please return
Mr.. Laird. ~
/ Assessor J. w. Smith is reporte
| to have purchased tn. X. Youn
residence and will move To katndru
/ n reside when bis office xpires.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-12-16

Klopf has the famous Ostermoore
cotton felt mattress.
w. s. Gill has accepted an agency
to receive orders for shade trees for
the spring delivery.
j. G.. Gilbert accompanied the
basket ball team to Standpoint last
Friday afternoon.
II. J. Fehlhaber has returned from
a long visit with friends and relatives
in Missouri and Iowa.
Special sale on iewelry, 1-3 off at
Larsen's. 1000 votes on piano with
every 81 purchase of jewelry.
Chas. Feely attended the I. o. ..
f. decoration IF chivalry In Spokane
last Friday evening.
Christmas dolls, checker boards,
dominoes and other games. at Klopfs.
S. G. Rose of Rimrock was 10 town
Tuesday with a load of timbers from
his mill for L. E. Kirkpatrick.
II you are looking for something
nice in Xmas gifts, don't forget to
call at the Rathdrum Drug Co. We
have them.
]. w. Du2an was in town Wednes
| day from Twin lakes where he has
been working with the Wilson
Leuthold Lumber company.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-12-16
Local Paragraphs.

A dance is announced by the
Lyric orchestra, to be given at the
hall Christmas eve, Dec. "A.
The Rathdrum high school boys
basket ball team defeated the
Standpoint high school team at
Standpoint last Friday night 40 to
IL.
The Standpoint girls basket ball
team is announced to play the
Rath lrum girls at the local gym
nasium this evening.
The McGoldrick Lumber con-
pany is building a railroad to its
timber holdings at or near the
rimrock. Logging business is said
to be quiet there at present. and
M. ID. Wright has closed down his
camps until snow comes.
The Rathdrum State band will
give its first public concert at the
Opera house, Tuesday evening,
Dec. 20. An excellent program Of
band and vocal selections has been
prepared. Prices will be popular,
and good patronage is expected.
Mention of the M. E. Church
bazaar was crowded out last week
along with several other items.
The bazaar is in charge Ct Divi-
sion B, and is being held in the
Webb building, next to the Rath-
drum State Bank building, today
and tomorrow.
Toe, the sixteen months old so1
I of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Russet OF
Spokane, was buried in Rathdrum
cemetery last Sunday from the
Catholic church. The remains
we're shipped from Spokane. Mrs.
Russell is sister OF Mrs. John
McGarvey of this place Under
taker Klopf had charge OF the re-
mains in response to phone call
from Spokane.
The board of village trustee
met Monday evening. The state
ment of the treasurer was read,
showing receipts Of $4l77.25 and
disbursements $412o.64 for the
period beginning January I, 1910,
and ending Nov. 30, 1910. The
bill Of the Rathdrum Electric com
pany, $173.S8, for lights fol
September, October and November
was allowed.
The record season 1910 fol
national guard target practices
closed Thursday. Company I
had fifteen members firing, FIVE Q
whom qualified as expert riAemen
First Lieutenant H. r. Saunders
First Sergeant r. c. Papendick
Sergeants Theodore Nicolai ant
Floyd McNett, and Artihcer Johr
Papendick. Privates Ira Crabtree
Fred Pruitt and Dewitt RUSHING
, qualified as marksm.n
Fresh fruit cake at Reinlger Bros
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-12-16
Personal Mention.

Go to Larsen's for Holiday goods.
Fred Bailey and A. T. Hite were
visitors from Hauser last Monday.
T. L. Quarles was 10 town yester-
day from Standpoint.
Have you seen that cut glass at the
Rathdrum Drug Co?
60 to Larsen's. for Holiday goods.
Miss Vada McNett arrived home
from Spokane yesterday for a short
visit.
Untufted Sealy mattresses at Klopfs.
Geo. Sylvester has accepted posi-
ton as teacher in the public school at
Cusick, Wash.
See those souvenir spoons at the
Ratbdrum Drug Co.
Mrs. NJ. A. Walker and Miss Hazel
Walker were visitors to Spokane last
week.
Eddie Bobo was home from Spo :
kane last Saturday.
Fine sets of imported china dishes
suitable for Xmas presents at Klopf's.
Rocking chairs also.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-12-16
{. c DAVIES
The Quality Store
Headquarters for
Handkerchiefs
Only 5 Days till
Christmas
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Black Colored Black or Persian Silk
Waists Net Waists Ptos
Wool Scar Rugs Hand Bags Linen IIandkerc
Mems Womens Neckw Dolls
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SPECIAL:
200 Christmas Holly Handkerchief
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Rathdrum, Idaho
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-08-26
of the value of cheap power.


Apart from the power proposition
the project seems promising as a gold
mining venture, for above the canyon
alluvial gold has been, and is being
secured by the crude method of the
pan, and it is reasonably expected
that the crevices and pot holes in the
canyon will contain more or less gold
During low water the stream will be
diverted into the flume and the bed
of the river will be sluiced out and
the precious metal secured. This,
however is side issue, and if found
a profitable undertaking will mean
just 50 much "velvet.'
There will be sufficient surplus
country, which naturally fertile and
climatically adapted for fruit and
vegetable raising, now lies unproduct-
I've for lack of necessary moisture.
The Bull River Power Co., have
already spent 100000 on their pro-
ject. They must spend nearly that
much more before it will be remuner-
ative. The company is backed by
men Of wealth and enterprise. With
that amount of money at stake these
people will see to it that their under
taking is made profitable. They will
bring the industries themselves if we
fail to appreciate the value of cheap
power. This huge undertaking is the
most significant work of development
that is going on in Southeast Kooten-
ay. 1t will be of great value to
Fernie and the Crows Nest Pass
district.