The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-07-31
ATHOI
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

point the 3lst to attend the biz
Sells Floto circus.
F. r. Nelson, head clerk at tn
Il. Fl. Rawlings & Go. store, spen
last Sunday with his family In Spo
kane,
Mr.. Elder Of Occur d'Alene was IL
this city Wednesday for the purpose
OK organizing a Young People,
Christian League" and 10 the in
teres's OF the Sabbath schools.
Mrs. Alma Smith and daughters
Lucille and Marie, OF Tacoma visited
at the Thomas Revells home ON Lake
Pend d'Oreille several DAYS last week
She is a sister Of Mr.. Revells.
Miss Josephine Barstad OF Spokane
returned to her home In that city
Monday evening, after d three weeks
visit with Mrs. J. B. Peterson.
The would-be office seekers of all
parties are beginning to call on Athol
people. Every two years at least, we
are reminded OF the fact that Athol
still belongs to Kootcnai county and
the state of Idaho.
"A letter from Miss Ruby Gault who
has been attending the normal school
at Cheney, Wash, this summer,
states she will return to Athol the
latter part Of this week, or the first
OF next.
u. W. Berrier, rancher west OF
town, has filed papers for the position
OF county commissioners on the demo-
cratic ticket. Mr.. Berrier is deeply
Interested 10 this part OF the county.
PEOPLE In this vicinity are now
driving to section seven, four miles
east, for wild raspberries. Some are
also going to the mountains for
but they are not SO
plentiful this year, rs usual, IL is
said, on account OF the early trosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Beatty and
little daughter, Doris, OF Kansas City.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas !
Rcvells on Lake Pend d'Oreillc.
several days last week. They went
to Standpoint on Thursday and AFR
few days visit will 20 to Miles City,
Montana, where they expect to
ocate. He Is a nephew OF Mr.. Revells.
Twenty.eight covered wagons with
TX horses TO each wagon passed
through Athol on Saturday OF last
week from Canada. Each family
vas looking for home in Idaho.
They expressed themselves as disap
'oiDted with Canada. One man said
'e had been there fourteen years and
lad only had two good crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Barstad and
aughter. Amy, of S27O4 Mantle
Boulevard, Spokane, were over Sun
ay visitors at the country home of
lr. aud Mrs. j. b. Peterson. Mr..
'arstad returned to Spokane, Mon.
ay, and Mrs. Barstad and Amy
eturned Thursday. j
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Peterson enter ;,
aimed at big dinner party at their h
leasant home in this city, Sunday,
My 10Th, IN celebration OF the birth. ;,
Ay anniversary OF their son, J.B. :,
eterson. Their guests for this a,
;caslnn were Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
arstad and twodaughters, Josephine -,
I'd Amy. of Spokane: Mr.. and Mrs
Is. Peterson and son, Don; Mr.. and
RS. L. Maine and three children. l,
Orma and Margaret. of p.
,dar Mt.
ce
Mr.. and Mrs. c L. Skecl and son. N
|oyd, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Peterson
"a son. Don, and their guest, Miss va
'sephine Barstad 0! Spokane, took
e eight o'clock morning train, IN
ednesday, July 22nd, to Corbin a.
here they boarded the train for an
lyview. At that place they were
IT BY Mr.. Revells with his fine II
lnch, and taken to the Revells
me four miles up Lake Pend d.. 70
ellie.
Here they had splendid dinner 10,
d were treated right royalty. This ,ve
surely an ideal home, facing on the
re as 1t does. there is magnificent wo
w for miles and miles. They ,vo
We large orchard, all kinds of
all fruit. and garden containing wo
Kinds OF vegetables. It was a day IN,