The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-04-17
ATHOL
ESPECIAL CoRREsroNpENcE)


J. B. Peterson was Spokane bust
ness caller several days this week.
S. H. Watkins Of Spokane has beer
looking after property interests, The
past week, In this vicinity.
Little Thomas Barrett is taking q
great deal OF pleasure these days il
riding a pony, a birthday gift from
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Will
Barrett.
Several candidates were Initiated
into the Rebekah lodge last Thurs
day evening. This order is making
great preparations for the district
convention OF Rebekahs, which meets
In Athol In June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barstad OF S.2704
Mantle Boulv., Spokane, visited
several days the past week at the L.
3. and J. b. Pcterion homes. The
families are old Iowa friends.
Frank Williams, road overseer Of
the Corbln-. Chico district, has opened
up live miles Of new road. This will
make a straight road from Corbin to
Garwood and will shorten the route
to Occur d'Alene three miles.
Miss Margaret Rawlings, accom-
panied by three young lady school.
mates. arrived home last Saturday to
spend a weeks vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rawl-
ings. They will return to Moscow
next Saturday where they are enrolled
as students in the University at that
place.
The usual monthly meeting OF the
school board was held Last Monday
evening. The election OF teachers
was postponed until special meet
nR which will be called sometime
next week. A large number OF
patrons were present last Monday
evening.
Rev. Harding Of Spokane, a Rap
list missionary, occupied the pulpit
u the Athol Baptist church last
sunday both morning and evening, a !
capacity house each time, being
present.. On Monday evening he
ectured to another full house, on the
ubject: "Cut 1t Out" The Baptist
'eople will again hold services week |
rom Sunday, April 26th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tiede and little
on and daughter left this week for
heir home near Santa. Mr.. Tiede |
ecently traded his 600 acre timber
ract eight miles east of this place.
or a large timothy farm near Santa,
I'd that place will be their future
ome. Mr.. and Mrs. Tlede are good
riends ami good ncighbors, and
veryone joins In wishing them con-
lnued happiness and prosperity in /
heir new home.
We noticed in Wednesday morn.
- N /
1g's Review that the Rathdrum
image trustees have apporlioned
l4O to the Rathdrum band for out.
DOR concerts-three each month
n the next six months. That's fine,
my cant the Athol village trustees
pen up their hearts and purses, and
TO- they may not be able to give as
uch, allow our boys what they feel
ley can afford. Last summer the
ina played On the streets every
lturday evening. they'd gladly do
le same, We know, this summer. G
Athol and vicinity responded very :
oerallY by patronlzing the concert A
ven by the Alhol band, last Satur. >
y evening, and everyone present
1t one of the best ever s
ven IN our city. The selections .
ven by the band were all of the \
st, comprising sacred as well as
triotic music; the solos, ouartets =
q songs sung, all were messages Of
ndness, that help to convey true U
q helpful message in life; the read.
IS given were uplifting and inspir-
:. There was not one little thing 9.
the two hours program, but that M
$ OF the very highest order, clean
d. ana pure, program that any =,
70, woman and child could listen
and feel the better for having been Ju
sent. &c
&c
everyone spoke most highly Of the Co
'ertainment and hope soon to have CO
privilege Of attending another. 81
band boys contemplate having Go
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