The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-09-01

Inc report last week that ]. NJ
vanderpool made trip to Coeu
Acne Inc week before. is ascer
'a'ned to have been incorrect.
Adolph G. Siegloch of yi,e,u;;
City, Mont, arrived Friday OF las,
week Ior brief visit with his bro, her
). A. Siegloch, Of this place.
Jerry Yardley LETT today for Be-,
canyon 10 commence his duties q,
watchman at the bridge for the I. &
W. N. Ry.
Miss Jean Wenz and Miss Mimi,
farr will teach in the Park buildins
OF the Occur d'Alene school distric,
lot Inc term beginning September s
Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Conklin and
SOD, who recently disposed OF thei,
larm near Rathdrum, have moved te
Steptoe, Wash. to reside. They arc
old timers Of this vicinity and man,
will regret their departure.
Mrs. Leroy Steele and son Reuben
were in town Wednesday from the
mead OF Twin lakes. Reuben expects
TO leave soon to return to his home.
stead 10 Washington.
Boys and young mems suits at
Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. E. Beck OF Logan.
Iowa, have been visiting II. H.
Mitchell for the past week. They
departed Wednesday morning fol
Mlssoula, Billings and St. Paul on
their way home.
Mrs. NJ. A. Walker and daughter,
Miss Hazel. visited in Spokane the
forepart of the week. Mrs. Wake,
announces that her stock of fall and
winter millinery goods have arrived
and will be opened at her store Thurs.
day, September Z.
r. @. Thompson, who has been
quite busy on his farm at Blanchard,
stated last Saturday that he expected
bis oats to thresh 80 bushels per acre.
Owing to soil conditions the grain in
Spirit valley, he said, ripens unevenly
and has to be cut In patches as 1t
natures.
W. f. FehIhaber went to Moler,
WASH, last Friday on receiving word
that his brother, James, living at
that place, was very i'll. Mr.. Fehl.
haber found his brothers condition
improved and returned home Monday
He expects to make another trip to
Moler in a few days.
w. H. Cleland, Bartlett Sinclair,
w. H. Edelblute and f. G. Hart of
Rathdrum were among those who
accepted the invitation of Paul Clag-
stone to help celebrate the completion
of the big reclamation project on his
Kootenai ranch last Saturday. A
large crowd attended and the cele-
bration took the form of a picnic.
H. q. Oliver, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the O.-W. r. s. N.
company, was the guest of Agent F.
G.. Hart of the I. s. w. N. of this
place last Friday, and incidentally
distributed some of the handsome
folders advertising the Roundup to
be held at Pendleton Sept. IA, Is and
l6.
p. o. Swanson and family arrived
last Sunday evening from Wallace, 10
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Nystrom and
family. Mr.. Swanson left Monday
evening for Portland and Astoria.
Ore, as representative of the Scandi.
nayian Brotherhood of Wallace. His
family remains here during his db.
sence.
Don't fail to see those special 81
pencil tablets with the picture of the
home schools on them. Rathdrum
Drug Co. 1t
Prof. G. W. iSpoerry has been
elected principal Of the Boomers
Ferry high school, after a Years re-
tirement from the teaching profession
following six consecutive years served
as superintendent of the Rathdrum
schools. Professor Spoerry has spent
the greater part of his time this veal
in Spokaue where he has acquired
property interests.
See those ladies, coats at Davies.
Boys and young mems suits al
Davies. A2o 81
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