The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-19
ATHOL

MIS-. Il. Is. PETERSON was a SPOKANE
fair visitor the middle of the week.
Roy Brackln was Rathdrum bust
ness caller Wednesday.
Clarence Hays is attending the bi,
fair this week.
John Tiede drove to Spokane thu
latter part Of last week, Feturuins
the middle OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Butler went te
Spokane Tuesday to take in the fair
as we'll as to shop.
MIS-. Cliff. Oldham of Spokane
Bridge is the guest this week of hel
sister, Mrs. w. r. Oldham.
Mrs, j. b. Peterson and Donald
went to Spokane, Wednesday. To
visit friends, hop and take in the
FAIR They will remain until Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan returned to
Spokane the middle Of the week.
Mr. Callahan has had charge of
affairs at the N. p depot during the
four months absence of the agent,
B. e. Mason.
Louis Bennett and Paul HAYS are
two Athol boys who are riding on the
merry go round" at the fair this
week, going in Tuesday and remain
ing until the end OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Mason returned
the first Of the week from their -four
months stay in the east Mr.. Mason
is now at his old stand in the N.
office, and has been busy this week
making out round trip ticke is for the
Athol fair visitors.
Joseph Prucha met with a serious
loss Saturday afternoon when his
separator to his threshing machine
was entirely consumed by fire. Joe
takes 1t philosophically, and laments
to think he didn't have it insured.
He is making arrangements with
Spokane firm for the purchase OF
new separator, at once.
Mrs Cook, who has been trimming
Tor Mrs. E. Parker the past two !
weeks. returned to Spokane lasi
saturday evening. She is an expert
trimmer, having trimmed for years
one of the large millinery estab
ishments of Buffalo, N. Y. Al
present, she is one or the head trim.
nerS for Tyler's of Spokane.
The ladies aid society is planning a
Dig Halloween party to be given al
he hall that night. A 10 cent
harge will be made at the door.
James, a program and lunch will b, /
eatures, and will furnish amuse
nent for all. On Dec. I3 the annual ,
,azaar will be held. Remember these ;
lates.
Luverne Parker ordered a big
lunch of stationery from the Tribune, ]
through the Athol correspondents,
his week. The new name for the
rm will be the Union Mercantile Co
lie will handle all kinds of first class
roceries. fruits, flour and feed, fresh
heats, and herdware, and solicits
share Of your patronage.
Mrs. T.. Pdrker's fall millinery
pening last Saturday was very
leasing affair. Her parlors were full
II day with ladies inspecting the
cry nice display of fall and winter
ats. She reports the sale of Il great
lany, ami expresses herself as well
leased with that days business
Delicious coffee, waters, and margue-
ties were served, Mrs Chas. Parker
residing in the dining room.
There was great deal of excite
lent Saturday afternoon about four
clock, along the 81. railroad,
aused by the appearance Of large
rown bear which strOlled through
lie Peterson pasture, crossed the ST.
'ack, and disappeared into the tim.
cr on the east side. This is the
rst tine one has been seen SO near
IVA, and those who saw him only
sh they could have captured him.
nd divided him among them: they
ould have had some bear meat TO |