The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-05
ATHOL


. Ole Bourgard OF Belmont was il
town, Saturday
= Mr.. and Mrs. John Tiede and two
0 children of Belmont were Atho
s callers, Saturday.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Kendrick, Sunday, Aug
II. 1913
Mrs. Frank Crater and little daugh.
ter. OF Corbin were Athol visitors,
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes and Mr.. and
Mrs. McClellen of Spokane, spent the
week end on Lake Pend d'Oreille.
Mr.. and Mrs George Beseke and
baby we're Standpoint visitors between
trains, Friday.
| Miss Emily Farr of Rathdrum is
head waiter at the Athol Hotel,
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Hall.
Joseph Prucha took in the sights of
the city Of Spokane Monday, return
Ing home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Oldham and
baby of Spokane Bridge, Sundayed at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Oldham at Corbin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beasly OF Bowling
Green, Missouri, are guests of their
niece. Mrs. Samuel Shepherd near
Belmont.
Don't forget the Socialist Rally at
the hall, Tuesday evening, Sept. 9th.
at 1880. Everybody come and hear
good speaker.-Adv.
Miss Jerusha Remington returned
the past week from her Canadian
trip. and entered upon her duties
Monday as teacher of the school at
Corbin.
Sheriff Bailey OF Occur d'Alene was
here on official business, Sunday,
Charles Fell of that place. bringing
him over in his auto.
Mrs. r. Parker was ia Spokane
several days the past week, inspect
ng the styles in fall millinery. While
n the city, she purchased he. tall
Ind winter display.
James Neaville, formerly postmas.
er and merchant Of Corbin. but now
teacher Of penmanship in one OIL
he business schools in Spokane. was
Corbin between trains Sunday. |
A free show exhibited on he streets
our city last Saturday evening.
hey expected to do all kinds of
stunts" hut changed their minds
hen they passed the hat for a 'free
III Offering" and got only As cents.
John Tiede is now the owner of the
ark Hotel at Spirit Lake, having,
schanged land In the Big Bend
'untry fer that hostelry He Is 20.
X to take all OF his friends oyer
lere to Sunday dinner. in week orI |
vo, so get ready.
Very few seemed to remember that
uesday was school election, as less
ian dozen votes were cast. Mes. II
:. Snyder and Hays are the new II
rectors. Walter Ervine and Harvey Il
hillips were not candidates. II
Lieutenant La Franz who has been
ationed at Seattle for several years,
sited at the Samuel Shepherd home
yeral days last week while en- his Il
~ to Des Moines, Iowa, which i
ace will be his future post. II
Q. r. Kleeberger left Friday for a
onth's tour on the Pacific coast. II
will visit Sea tile. Tacoma, Van-lI
uver, Portland. the "Roundup" at
ndleton, and other cities. He ex
cts to return to Athol about the
tn. Il
The Athol schools begin next Mon
y. Sept. 8 with Prof. G. M. Boards
In the high school, Mrs. Smith in
grammar department., Ruby
ult, intermediate, and Fay Dyer,
mary. Mr.. To.ford will be the
litor The school house has been
)roughly overhauled on the interior
l presents very neat and attrac-
e appearance.
While Mesdames Shepherd and i
cker Of Belmont were driving into
sn last Friday morning, their horse !
anne frightened at a calf lying 10 1
grass, near the road, as they