The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-07-03
ATHOL

mess caller Wednesday.
Mr.. Call OF Spokane is the guest Of
his daughter, Mrs. George Beseke.
Clarence Hays Sundayed with rela.
tives In Spokane.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Agnew and daughter,
Miss Esther, left Wednesday for their
new home In Valleyford, Wash.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Myers drove to
Rathdrum, Monday, and from there
took train for Spokane where they
remained until Tuesday evening.
Milton Rawlings left Tuesday for
Waterville. Wash, where he Will
visit until after the fourth. His wife
and baby have been there for over a
month and will accompany him home
Athol dever was blessed with such
] a dOwnpour In the month OF June, as
fell last Saturday morning. 1t added
thousands OF dollars to this commun-
ity and was great benefit to gar
dens, fields, man and beast.
Thomas Barrett and Don Peterson
arose at three o'clock last Friday
morning, put on their cowboy outfits,
saddled. their ponies and went to
Spirit Lake for an early morning ride.
They returned home in time for
breakfast.
Jack Long has gone to the oil
fields OF Calgary. Canada. Jack went
IN the smoker, but when he returns it
will be In his own private car, with
bis own private butler and porter. He
says he has been an Athol rancher,
an Athol blacksmith and an Athol
wood dealer long enough: now he is
going to be an oil maYnate and enjoy
life, but for all that he will never
forsake his old friends.
Here's bit OF timely advice we
came across IN our Hartford magazine
for July. We think it won't do any
harm and possibly might do great
deal OF good to repeat it la these
items:
"Cut Out the Fireworks"
Why not cut out freworks-in
this world at least?
"Noise. stink and explosion do not
symbol love or country. education,
kind thoughts, or good looks.
"Cut out the fireworks! Your bows
and girls need all the eyes and fingers
Tod gave them. Tetanus is practi.
cally incurable.
The children are not to blame In
Inc matter-it IS the parents, who
AL to gently and kindly explain the
natter to them. and provide them
'ane and sensible methods Of recrea-
ion.
"Break the habit now now, for IT,
our children do not die, there is
rave danger that they will grow up
nd be as chuckle headed as you are.
I'VE say, abolish the flreworksp
The treasury OF the Athol band has
een repleted 1872 so owing to the
forts Of B f. Mason, who went
mong the people with subscription.
his nice little sum will help the
oys quite bit and they feel deeply
rateful to all who SO kindly sub.
,rlbed donation. People realize
nat Athol cannot afford to lose the
and, and when dollar or two from
heir pockets will be OF benefit, they s
re more than grad to donate their
hare. n
!. .. Peterson and G. W. Berrier 5
blended the Inland Empire Immi-
ration Conference, which convened 0
the assembly room OF the Chamber
Commerce 10 Spokane, Monday "
40 Tuesday. They report very G. g
rodtable, interesting and enthusIas. Il
G meetings and speak In glowing q
rms OF the royal entertainments d
iorded all out OF town delegates, il
nong which was an automobile ride J,
'ound the city and big banquet at @
le Hall OF the Doges. The Spokane L.
1amber OF Commerce will finance e
lis movement /. e. OF bringing 0,
ttlers to The logged of lands 10 G,
'rthern Idaho and western Montana II
ID the wheat fields OF the Big Bend :
unfrv in Wash -