The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-12-05
ATHOL

Joseph Purcha, owner of the town
well, had a regular "clean up", Tues.
day, emptylng every drop OF water In
the we'll, and scrubbing the entire In.
terror with "Gold Dust" Haven't
you noticed how much more sparkling
the water Is, and how perfectly pure
aud unadulterated it tastes? But
some OF the good citizens OF Athol
who didh't know Joe was going to
clean house that morning at that
particular time, thought sure Athol
had gone completely 'dry" for all
time to come, and In this instance,
at least, they were thankful. after a
couple h3urs' of terrible suspense, to
flnd such was not the case.
This is our last opportunity Of re-.
minding our readers OF the Ladies'
Aid Bazaar, next Saturday, Dec. IS,
at The hall. Plan to take your even.
Ing lunch there-only 10 cts. You
can buy all kinds Of Christmas gifts,
from costly piece OF Mexican drawn
work down to a 5 cent handkerchief.
Visit the Parcel Post Delivery"
and buy package for 10 cents, no
''sells", but every package guaranteed
to he worth 10 cents, and more.
Your presence and patronage will be
greatly appreciated by the ladies.
The old section house of the s | at
this place has been torn down, and a
nice, neat one, painted red, has been
erected in the place. Athol people
cannot complain now about this road
at this station as they have now
neat little depot, and with this new
section house, also new car house,
these buildings present nice appear
ance Of which we need not feel
ashamed.
While Mr.. and Mrs. James Farrell,
living on the Rinlrock south Of here.
were away from home Monday, their
house and its contents were wholly
destroyed by FIRE, origin of which is
unknown. They carried insurance,
however, so it is not an entire loss to
them.
James Neavllle who used to be the
proprietor Of the Corbin store, but
who now is resident of Spokane,
was calling on old friends in our city
Monday, between trains.
Rev. Sedgworth. the pastor of the
Baptist church. returned Saturday
from several days trip in the southern
part of the state, and on Sunday
filled his usual place in the pulpit
The parents Of Henry Myers living
three miles east of here, arrived over
the ST. last Wednesday evening, and
will make their home with their son.
Miss Ruby Gault was a passenger
to Spokane last Friday where she
spent that day and Saturday shop !
ping, returning home Sunday on the
afternoon train.
Rev. ]. A. Smith went to Occur
1'Alene Monday evening 10 the in.
tereSts OF the local option petition
which is being circulated Ia Athol
ind vicinity.
r. +. Butler returned from Farm.
ngton. Wash, Tuesday, where he
lad attended the funeral of his
brother, well.to-do farmer, near
hat place.
Mrs. ]. A. Smith has as her guest
his week, her friend, Miss Iva But
on whose home is In Tekoa. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Manfred
lad as their Thanksgiving guests,
Ar. and Mrs. James Manfred and
amily Of Trent, Wash. s
The farmers in this vicinity are all
uSy plowing. This is the first time
which they can remember that they
ave been able to pillow SO late in the
saSOn.
Mrs. Mary Bennett is entertaining :
or brother, Mr.. Weyburn and Mrs.
'eyburn of Soap Lake, Wash.
over thirty couples attended the
thanksgiving ball at the l. o. .. f.
all. ON THANK sui M mint Era.n Z