The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-11-11

Additional Local
John.N. Thuness of the Plymouth
Clothing company of Occur d'Aleue
was In this city Saturday on busi
ness.
". f. and J. B. Sargent, jr., left
Saturday morning for Pullman,
Washington to attend the football
game beweeu the Washington State
College and the Whitman teams
G. W. Moon of the Record ctfice
spent the week end in Occur d'Alene
aud Spokane.
Attorney II. R. Taylor was in
Coe pr d'Alene Saturday on legal
business.
/ Alex and Dan Easier Of Santa we're
~ this CITY Friday on their way to
IA OoE Elene to attend to some
- bogh the probate court
& Baker. local manager OF the
We Telephone copmany was at
n Y twah Friday putting in the
lephone connections for p. G.
Sweeney at his wood yard
W. S Colguhoun of Coeur a.
Alene who was formerly interested
in the St. Maries Hardware company
WAS in this city Friday on business.
Thomas Mo Hale who is looking
after the logging for Cox Brothers
at Santa was in this city Saturday
and Sunday.
G. A. Branson was down from his
camps on Big Greek for few days
last week.
Dan Kennedy, superintendent of
logging for G. A. Bransou on Big
Greek spent couple of days In
this city the latter part Of last week
looking for men.
The Alder Greek Railroad company
has a crew of seventyfve men at wurk
building a bridge on their new rail-
road a short distance from where It
starts from The Milwaukee railroad.
Miss Florence e Brennan aud
Miss Vera Lewis we're visitors at spo
kane Saturday
I. Il. vorman. a Benwah home
steader, was In this city the latter
part Of the week after supplies for
his logging camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. O'Brleu of
Avery we're visitors 10 this city the
latter part of last week.
Rev R. F.. johnson, father Of Levi
johnson Of the Table Supply com
pany arrived IN this city Friday with
bis family from London, Kentucky,
and will make his home here for
the future.
DrOD Platt returned Monday
from his trip 10 the Eest he left
here some two months ago for Omaha
Nebraska He bad been sick for
sometime and hoped that change of
climate would help him lie is some
what improved but still lacks some
thing of being we'll man
Superintendent Sawyer Of the NIL.
waukee risrloadw as to have met with
the street aud alley committee of the
city council yesterday to discuss the
question OF stationing a flagman at
the crossing on First aud Tenth
streets aud the idening of the Tenth
street corssinR as ordered by the
council but he was obliged to he
out Of the city and the meeting could
not be hid
The stock holders of the Big Five
Mining Company met November 4th
and voted an assessment Of Que aud
a half mills per SHARE for the pur-
pose Of doing the 1918 assessment
work aud also to contin7a the work
from the ll5 foot tunnel Into the
ledge It will give them B depth Of
$50 feet where they expect TO strike
paying ore A Grew was sent in Fri
day to begin work
Patrons Of the pnst otiice who had
been expecting Important letters
, from the east Saturday we're very
much put out when they found that
there was no eastern mall, that Il
q had all been carried by This Is the
Z second or third time that It has
happened 10 the past two weeks
|, JK Booth was down irom his
Homestead on Marble Greek nd spenl
g Saturday aud Sunday 10 the city