The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01
ATHOL
ESPECIAL CoRREsPoNDENcE)

day afternoon.
Harry StaYton aud Art Drummond
drove to Rathdrum on business,
Saturday.
b. Peterson was a Sandpoin
business caller betweeu trains, on
Thursday OF last week.
Frank Novak was a county seat
business caller the latter part of last
Week. Mr. Novak spent about a
month, recently, 10 the Big Bend
country, Wash.
Mrs. Earl Bat,ers and five children
have returned after fodr months
absence In the state of Washington.
Charles GRAY, the proprietor of the
Athol Mercantile company, has been
added to the list of the Athol sub
scribers to the Rathdrum Tribune.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. F. Mole, who
have resided on farm 81 miles
southwest OF here, for "a couple of
years, are planning On moving 10 a
farm near Hauser Junction. They
sill have sale this Friday. G. w.
serrier will WELD the hammer, In
other words be the auctIoneer
Mrs. w. F. Wickersham and three
children returned from the Palouse
country the latter part of last week,
where they have been all summer.
Mr.. Wickershan will come the last
of this week, driving from there with
his team and wagon.
Bert Rerrier has returned home
after months visit with an uncle |
Ia Canada. Bert says that country
may suit some, but he wouldn't live
there for 100000. He had quite an
interesting experience at the bound |
airy line when he went up. A person
Is supposeito have at least $25 In
his pocket. Bert didn't have quite
that, but be told them who his uncle
s, who his father Is, about all Of bis
family connections, etc, and they
told him to $50 on. you're alrightr"
1t showed when he was there, too.
Then the European war seems to be
cit in Canada, anyway they are all
oval 20 King George of England. He
idvises Guy "Dutchman" who may
Happen to land there before the pres
mt war is over, to keep mum"
anyway he IS back In Idaho, where he
Intends to remain.
The Rebekah lodge of Athol Until
ted class of twenty one new mem. {
ers to their order at their meeting
the l. q. o. K. hall last Friday
vening The Standpoint degree staff :
lme down on the three o'clock train
nat afternoon and did the initiatory
ork In a very beautiful and impress. q
We manner, under the able leader '
Zip of their captain, Mrs. Ella :,
armiu OF that place. A six o'clock g
upper was given in the lower hall t
II the Standpoint ladies add the t
thol members. About eight o'clock
lie program of the evening COM =
enced. Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas. Arman. n
out OF Blanchard, Mrs. jennie 81
lmpbell OF Spirit Lake, and Mr.. and a
RS. j. B. Peterson of Athol, were :,
.lconad into the Atho Rebekahs. n
card. Messrs. and Mechanics ] b
lsaacs. c. Il. Startling, Kemp, In
lie, White, Judge Conklln and al
nest Carlson, all from Spirit Lake, 7,
d MIR. and Mrs. G.. w. Berrler and q
=. j. IL. Snyder from Athol were at
tiated, making Urge class. After al
'erai speeches, the meeting closed -
4 the crowd descended To the bq
FER hall where a lunch of sand to
'nes' pickles, cheese. assorted cake sc
cofiee was served The Sand pc
nt ladies left on the midnight In
ms and the Spirit Lake crowd re- ba
ned home 10 their automobiles. ne
Z standpoint team consists OF the
owing; Captain, Mrs. Farmin; :
t., Mrs. Moody; v. G., Mrs ~
ars; Warden, Mrs. Wilson: Coz mn
tor, Miss Pearl Krelling; Chaplain 9
!. Turner; Past N. G.. Mrs -
cary; Naomi, Mrs. Stehlors; Ruth. MlUH
. Shank; Rebekah, Nellie Keller: II
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