The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-01

structor, Prof. klei, anu uo al '"S'
can to show their interest and appfe
citation. that this town hasn't very
many who begrudge the band boys
what IS their right, but there are
few who do, it seems, Anyway the
band will not give another ball ior
awhile, and when they do they VIII
have some mounted "C0ssacKs" at |
the door to demand that dollar from
such, and they'll get it, ii it takes
club to do III You lust see.
One OF the largest gatherings ever
in Athol listened to the Christmas
program at the hall, Christmas Eve
As the writer's iavOrite Dutch
woman, "Katrna" 50 aptly words 1t
"lt vas crowded way to de vail back"
The program, although quite lengthy
was very we'll rendered, some OF the
numbers, especially, were extra good.
There were two trees, and the stage
was very appropriately and artlStical'
ly decorated Stockings and bags
full Of candy and nuts were given 10
every boy and girl. 1t was a most
happy and excellent way for all our
people to get together in one large
Christmas Eve celebration. We all
felt better, and were better, for it;
and it was as it should he; our chill
dren all have a right to a pleasant
Christmas Eve, aud they certainly
had 10 this year, and we know that
every child and every adult in that
crowded hall last Thursday evening
had one of the best times in his or
her life.
G. M. Beardsly, superintendent of
the Paradise, Montana, schools, was
shaking hands with his numerous
Athol friends, Friday and Saturday
of last week. Mr. Beardsly was at
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and holds a most enyiable reputation
as an instructor of the very highest
order. He is enjoying excellent
health, and likes his present position
livery much: place which gives $3.50.
90 month. On Saturday evening
about twenty of his former Atho
pupils rendered him most enjoyable
surprise at the pleasant home Ct M
and Mrs. S. B. Rosehorough, which
shows he still holds place in thu
hearts Of his boys and girls in Athol
Oliver Gault who is attending
college in far off Pasadena, Calfor-
MIA, writes his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. S. Gault of this place, that he i
we'll, enjoying college life although
he studies hard and diligently; b
frankly admits he gets little lone
some at times for the familiar HON
faces, but he is going to stick
out" until his course is finished, bu
altogether he finds it pleasant I
revel in the orange groves of tina
sunny southern CLINE.
Our genial friend. Thomas Raw
ings, was certainly very substantial
remembered Christmas by stock
man living in Oregon, who sent hlr
pen of six as fine, fat woolly shee
as we have ever seen. These are t
stock his ranch west of town. The
are on exhibition in the rear CT til
. lot next to his fathers store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Berrier wei
passengers to Spokane Tuesday moor
over the N. P. where they will Wis
over New Years day at the home {
their daughter, Mrs. Fred Wright.
r. M. Trip of Spokane sper
Christmas day with his fellow trave
ing salesman. Thomas Rawlings, &
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. II. |
Rawlings.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Van Vleet of Spt
S kane spent Christmas day and Sdtu
r day at the ranch home of Mr.. an
$ Mrs. Samuel Hays, three miles we'
t of town.
Mr.. Nelson, head salesman at til
II. H. Rawlings s. Co. store, speu
Christmas with his family In Spokan,
II Luverne Parker, proprietor Of til
Y Union Mercantile company, was
Y county seat visitor, Monday.
! Athol people are now thinking
= their tax list for 1915, and eitht
8 sending, or going to tho county SEE
I to pay same.
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