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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
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En6nM ct init Tllt9tfDr1pg. n
Sra Gronobiem meo0eles ben lite
Muguit. sSSnat beo R4-Sioen for
lggte ca. IS Ma16 al u8erlin"s
8eiatning at rgn1n1e fra Sartgiet.
Sc boppeoe / 5pen % foriggte at
ipenrme ilan0. Smi0lerti0 bleb De
|itrar op0aget al @agten, lom beo
|Sielp at fine Baabe optog enoel
.of 6em,. meoens an6re fom til Sar=
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EN- 76O ACRES FARM,

EN- 76O ACRES FARM,
Mil fra Byen, Bygninger verd
$4,000, jRvn, en- Back f6rer glen
mem Landat, fin Kvng- og Mejeri-
Farm. $22 pr. Acre. Flere andre
Farme paa 100 eller $40 Acres til
GOdtkj@b. Skriv til
G. F. CARLSON.
Plaza. N. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10

Vegetable Compound, gJenvandt min Rege1rnas-
sighed og befriedes fra mine Smerter. Jeg er
taknemlig for en- saa god Medicin og vii altid
give den min h@jeste Anbefaling.' - Mrs. C. H.
Griffith, 1868 Constant ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
- Skriv til LYDIA E. PINKHAM MEDI-
CINE CO.. CONFIDENTIAL, LYNN, MASS.
ON Rad. Deres Brew vii blive aabnet. lest og
besvaret af en- Kvinde og holdt i streng Fortro-
lighed.
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Nnrgr.

u NnrDr.
5tor Silbctrafif. Sra Sa1lo1tes=
iBen mebDeles, at Der for ItOe11
Ser ftorocrtet 5ilbetrafif. 8ua &oier.
Iigger flere Gulen Gpnber Silo
100 Denter poa 5fibsleiligbeO iDo=
ODER. &rteifibene bar fife funnel
Hare at FIRE bort, bpprfor gsornen=
NHfieIoife icnber Grtroifib til 9iplp.
SiIben CT imaafoloenOe % betales
meo Is &rpner PIT. Ofaol.
81. Drrbt hes @aabeifnb. Sra So
NOR meboeles Sen 9oe Mugult. &oa
en- 8Iabg / TrrneS tog tgaor to
hinge Gutter ct loot @epGr nco al
gaggen og finereoe meo Set. Sfno=
bet git al, og Sen erte Glt ltDrteoe
ill Sorben nte0 fnult Sjerneifolle.
Den tiIfaIbtc 2ege fltnoe fun font
5totere Dpoen. Sen 9rebte beo
@nn1or 2isbogen % bar | IS Mars
Moeren.
Gn 11uberoan6sbaab let. Sra
Norore 8jprnilunO meoOelcs til
rErpnoDien1s MoresleoDis" at ST.
Herne herfro forleOen Gttermiooag
1ao e1 ltnoerbonOsbaa0 al ufjenot
Notionalitet pasiere nor0oper uOe |
Sobet. l}noerbonosbaabcl1, io1n bar
meget ltor, gif mcb omtrent bele
DGffet pper &anoet. Sen fprte fife
5log eller onore &jen0etcg11. Sen
bIeb iogttoget al mango fulot tro=
Daroige Tolf.
100 ylar fpl0a Glen 9eesp, SIM
Innoet, Sen 2Obe Nobember, fortGl=
Ter n&pmsoolspolten". Glen er fpDt
poo @ooroen Mulpif / 5tungnif
8reitegielo. Sor ca. so Mor iioen
tom BUN til &riltin,siu n6. Sum
bar beret gift og bor iDb @prn.
s9en0es pl0lte 9atter er 70 Mur. -
Glen Nesp er baa0e l%ege1nlig pg
nonoelig fritz. Sum iiooer oppe
bber Sag og fplger intcresieret meo
i alt, ion1 ban0er. +,
2OA Mi1liom til 9fenter ug Nf=
Drag. 20,756,O0O &roner betoler
Norge mi / &enter og Mforog bbert
Mor poa lin Stotsgjel0. 8elebet
bIeb forleoen bebilget for 81ogetoo=
Tet 1915-16. Mf 6isie 20A Mil=
Homer &roner er bare 100000
&roner Mf6rag poa @jeloen. Is
MiiIlioner &roner goar til &e11ter
% Hrobilton. 8are fra forrige 8u0=
getaar er 6is1e u0gifter lteget meb
oDer E, @illioner aroner.
&riltianiafjorbens Turibar. S e1
Mgbe for luffeoe 9pre, 1om pareoe
WeiDnot, bebilge6e 5tortinge1
forleoe1 9,75O,O00 &roner til Sri
:: h%aniafjorcens 6oribar. Gesl1ber
bebilgeoas til 8efe1tninger DeO Mel.
1ompif 10000 &ro11er, til &rilti-
ms1a11bs CHARACTERIZATION 223,00C
&roner, til Sronbbjems Slaaoelto=
tipn 100000 &roner og til Sjem=
-mefabrifotion al Iorpeoocr 300
600 &ro1,cr. @opeDpplterne be0to=
ges moo 10 Stemn1er.
Gn 8anf for 6iifere. 5ociol= %
eSSnbn1tribepartementet bar neO1ut
en- bepartemc11tal &omite til Sc
banbling al Spprgsmoolet ON Sp=
reteI1e al EN- Banf for Si1fere. =
&n Meblemmer al &oniteen er be-
fffiiifffeett:: Mbbofot Ser. ST.. 8r6gger,
RriItianio, Sorman6; 0rofprer /
7Serp, &omsbals Mmt, @oarobrltger
log Sitter &osmus 5iberlm Moltu;
Rrbfgrer / Sega, 9eor6lonDs Mmt,
Banrobruger og Sitter Eeter Nifo=
hoilen, og 8ureaucbef / Social= og
ssnonitribcportementet Mfiel &ille=
ao:
a%apelinopielie / Stanse, Sra
Rd11or meobeles SEN 12te M1tgult.
E5ranolpffen &apelfirfe / 5tange
Inobiebes i0ag at 8ilfop. @run meo
Msfitarce al ipp al &robltietS &ra-
Hfer. Gillteoe bar oglaa 5tifta1nt=
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aapelinbpielic / Stansc. Sra
|0dr1ar meobeles SEN 12te Mltgult.
G5tranDlpffen &opelfirfe / 5tange
|Enbbiebes i6ag at 8iifop 8r11n mes
|MsfHtance al ftp al &robltietS Sr9=
Ster. Giliteoe bar ogiaa Stiftamt=
|knano Sreens NJ. II. Speraionger=
|tnom s6Sru Mogna Sois 8auge iong
|n1biesr Snbbiellen. Set pofre, lille
|@uosbus, iom er opfert otter Seq
HING saf Mrfiteft 8prbe, ligger mel
len gspen og Worlfogen 5totioner.
|Igfter Snbbielie11 CAB 5tange Som.
lnrallnue Mib6ag for Ell &effe Snb=
Ibnbne.
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so Mars SnbilGnm.

5O Mars S1tbtl G1tm. Sctabla
Speroti, SEN pppul9re Sfue1piller=
in6e be6 Sen rationale 5cene /
Bergen, fnn0e 5en0ag SEN Sbe M1=
quit feire Ell ijalOen Set. Set bar
nemlig bo SO Mar lt6en bun Debut
terebe poa Solfeteatret / 9ramotif=
fen = Set nuberenDe Gentrolteoter.
6ru 5perott er fe6t / Sri ltiansian6.
Sen0eS fgrlte 5fl1eipilleraar tilbp=
rer Sri tioniu, men otter at Den mo-
tionale Gcene blep gjenreilt / To-
Morene, Dar Dun bele Gi6en ii6en
peret fngttet til Bergen, bbor bum
bar bGret en- al bem, font bar betD=
Set noget for 5fueipillerfunite1.
Sum CT c11bnu Sen rationale Gee
nes fpr1ts &raft for Set fomiife, Gl=
bre 5fueipillerin0efag.
v@eiranger" tprpeberet al Sn=
iferne. Tro 5topongcr mc0oeles SEN
1ODe Mugl1lt. Smorgcs &l. 6 er
8elptningen pon 9ompifibet Sci
ranger" cf Bergen lar10iat / Gift
ocs11ps @ubn al er1 bollan0lf Sitter
1n1offfe. &opteinen me0beler, at eft
bet bar blepet torpebcret Is S9=
mil 1It 5p0plt for 5nmburgb
!@ea0 poa 9betlanbs6erne. Sfibct
bor loltet meo Irelalt ira &etcborn
til 5outbhampton. Monoifobet op=
bplbt fig / @ouDene / 915 Sin1e,
fer oe blcp ppboget al Tiiterimaf=
fen. - u@eiranger" tilbgrte 8e1t>
fol 2orlen, Bergen, og .fprteS al
&optein MicD. Mo1s. Oct bar bDg=
get / Stoponger / 1907. u@eiran-
ger" bar %osiureret / &rigsforltfrin=
qe11 for 100000 &ro11er.
Nminerne al Mariafirfen. Sra
5arpsborg me0oeles, at Mrbetoet
poo at ubgrabe &uinerne at Waria=
firfen / 5arpsborg paagaar MI.
airfen CT grl1nblogt ng opbDgget
al Olab SEN 9ellige beO bans Mn-
lpg al Borg, og ben CT a%11tagellg
Sen ellelte &l1inL mo1 meo 5iffer=
be0 fan poobi1e fra bans 8pgnpr=
fer. Sen bar ligget upaaagtet l19e
til Set oller ii61te, ba 5ellfabet for
Ol6ti6sminoers 8ebaring efter S1i=
tiotip al Oberrets1agfprer 9tortf=
1en / 5orpsborg tog Mrbeioet OPP.
- 8orregaaros1elifabet ofltoor gro
tis Muinomraaoet. i%1tOfi6ber og fier
: ner ct @11s, iom en- bpgget ODER Stu
inerne, befoiter nograDntngen o.
onlagger @l1inparf. Salt er On
fo1tningerne' an1laaet til ca. 6OO'
&roner. Mrbeibet me6 uograbnin
gen le0es al SorrD Sett.
Gnbnm ct tiff Nlngtfpripg. =
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so Acres at god jdVn og dyrkbar MuIdjord

- 9@s - 81. !1@o e 1!.n.1. @11!@1 vel opdyrket, beplantet med
Majs, Kartofler og Korn, IS Acres ryddet Grasgang, 40 Acres I'D
market 1H daiN"sd '+ tsko som vii betale for mere end Landet.
Temm IN It, en- god ny 24xse ssttaald, med Plads til 4 Heste Gg Il Ke-
pump' go ~ Wand ! Ja oyerflod, u tt yed stald og Hus, god Kjalder
era n 4naet og behg gen e, mel1em en- Lund at smukke Tracer, lige
til til Mejeriet, 3 Mil til St. croix Falls og Taylors Falls, henved SO Mil
til st. Paul, i ct skandinavisk Settlement Ejeren pnsker at track
ke sig tilbage og tlbyder en Godtkj@bspns af $4,000, hvoraf
$4,000 kontant, Resten til 6 %. skriv efter LMe pa andre Farme
til: Frank Fredeen. Taylors Falls. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10

Gn Mrb nben Sejtamente. -
Som set oil eri116res, ifriber ~8er=
gems Mftenblo6", bpbe 8rrgseier
@olm / Sotlonosbaag for en- SiO
it6en. Mfbp6e efterlaber fig bba0
ri %crfarer, en- flor Sormue ale=
nc / &o11ta1ter og G9rbipapirer
benbe0 100000 &roner og 0esuoen
@ien6ommen n1eO M9llen i Sot=
%lonospaag pg ct Sonofalo, lom iol=
folo tioligere bar beret aniet lom
Set melt bprOifulbe paa Beltlu1Oet.
.9a 8rltgseier @oln1 life efterlooer
fig 2~ibsorbi11ger for hi benbcn0t %
til 5orenifriDer Sl1liuS Sllen for
at fau re0e paa, ON Der foreligger
Seltame11te efter @oln1. Otter 60
renlfrioercns Mening fpreligger ser
efter Sc bi6til %erbberbere SplDs11i11=
ger ingen gplbig 8eitemmelie al
SEN Mfbpbe on bborlebes bans Sor=
niue iful6e foroeles efter bans 500.
Soren lfrireren bar imiolertio, efter
ltotolelier fra foriljellige &erloner,
Ser / 81 ienere Mor bar 1toaet Mf=
0p0e nGr: befjerDt n1e6, at Brings
cier 9olm / Marenes Sob mango
@unge DcbOe tGnft poa at oprette
Se1tamente, pg at Set bar bans Mgt
at betGnfe iaobel 8ergens iom sos
anger Commune u1e0 for1fiellige be-
tp0elige Segoter. SON bor ogioo
gjentagl1e @arrge n0tolt, at Dan
bil6e i9rae for fine Mrbei0ere, al
bbilfe Sc flelte far orbei0et bps
9am / en- Menneifeoloer pg mere.
Npnnans &eitab, gnfe eftcr &or=
pproI Sper &e1to6, feire0e fprnplig
fin 91=oorige S66iels6og, ifriber
2illebammerblabet u@1bbronbsbs.
lem. SUN og benoes Mono br11g.
tie @litab / gier / IGrgere Sis, mer
III er bu:1 for nogle Mar iibcn fo1n
met tilbaqe til lit Sg6elteb Sp1obl
|9ltre @ausbol, i6et Den6es 5pn
Soba11neS glitao, fjpbte fin Morj
gomle g@ttegoar6 Splabl. 9en1l
@aarb bar berd / 5legtens 81
loo langt man beo al, nnotagen
to Mar, ga BEN bar iolgt til en- 1r0e11
, for. Men iao bleb SEN taget tilbo
&c poa Obel. Sen MI 81 Mar gam
} le gnfe er cit / ret 2i1je ne0itan1
met sgtling al 8iern 0piaDl, ior
t (ebeoe omfring 1850, og bbis Do1
E ter Sigrio bleb gift me0 Sgm11n
, @rtnnarion Ml1lltob / 8eltre @oua
{ 6al. Deres Datter bleb gift me
2enSmano Simen Eron0ien Seq
gen. Disie bleb 5tamfeore ii
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THE HOMEsEEkERS GUIDE.

100 ACRES G0DT aHARDWooDoLAND ~ Mil fra Bruno, Pine
Co., Mimi, Is Mil nord for Askov). Godt Hs 24x24, med kjal.
der UNDER dt hele, z %varelser, stald for 10 stykker Ky@g, god
boret Br9nd, godt Wand, H@nsehus, frugtberende Abletraeer, Have
med Berfrugter, skoe i samme Section, tlge we'd Hovedvejen, Tele-
fn, Landpost, skandinavisk Settlement. Pris $40 pr Acre, $4,000
kontant, Resten paa code Vnksar. Skriv efter Liste over andre
Ejendomne, til sags we'd: d. c. Hoist Realty Co. Bruno, MINI.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15
Cough Medicine for Children.

Never give child cough medicine
That contains opium in any form.
When opium is given other and more
serious diseases may follow. Long
experience has demonstrated that
there is no better or safer medicine
for coughs, colds and Group in child
rem than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t is equally valuable for
adults. Try 1t. 1t contains no opium
or other harmful drug. For sale by
all dealers. adv
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15
ITEMS OF COUNTY TOWNS
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAeEl


Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin of Post
Falls filed suit Jan. ID, against Geo
l.. Baldwin for divorce. The com.
plant alleges that they lived together
under common law marriage for l6
years, being recently united in mar.
rage at Cranbrook, B. c. They have
two adopted children. The con-
plant charges cruelty.
According to the assessment rolls
for 1914 the value of personal proper
ty In Kootenai county amounts to
approximately 500, 100000. or this
sum bank stock aggregated 1920, 255,
cattle and horses sos, l66.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15
Dangers of n Cold.

DO you know that of all the minor
ailments colds are by far the most
dangerous? 1t is not the colds them
selves that you need to fear, but the
serious diseases that they SO often
lead to. For that reason every cold
should he gotten rid of with the least
possible delay. To accomplish this
you Will find Chamberlain's Cough
kemedy of great help to you. 1t
ioosens cold, relieves the lungs, aids
expectoration and enables the system
to throw off the cold. For sale by all
Dealers. Ian oan
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15

heretofore have been so cents, was
raised to Sl.00 per month. There
are now Il mem 5erS in our band.
Salvatore Monaco and son, Dannie.
left on the ten o'clock train
wednesday morning for New York
City, and from there they will sail
for Cantalupo, Italy, where they will
remain several months at their old
home. Mr., Monaco's wife and three
children are still there; he and his
son. Dannic, have resided in Athol
about year and half, being
engaged on the N. P. 1t is four
years since they left Italy.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15

tiud that Others have troubles and
cares causes one TO forget his own.
J.R. NJ. Culp-Not socially inclin-
ed, but believed in sociability. Sud
churches should be supported for the
good they do.
H.A. Hunsley-Very earnestly de
sired that the enrollment Of the
Sunday school could be increased.
Parents could do their Children a
great service by urging them to
attend. 1t would help the boys.
After the banquet those pr sent
fingered for some time intermingling
and conyersing.
The addresses Of the two visitors
on Sunday we're chiefly concerning
men and what should he their atti.
tude toward their church, theiF fam-
lies, children and associates in order
that all may be lifted to higher
moral and spiritual level Mr..
Sommer severely denounced those
so called men who are so low and de-
PRAYED that they do not think it
necessary for the sons to obs 4rve he
same good moral standard required of
the daughters. Lecherous men, he
declared, are responsible for all the
evil, the sorrow and misery that has
been visited upon womankni since
human history began. Every boy, he
said, is Influenced by the man or boy
who Is Older, and hence the great i'm
portance OF both boy IS and men realiz
Ing their great responsibility to the
cad that their influence over Others
may be exerted along the line OF
moral rectitude and clean living, Mr..
Sommer was very emphatic that
fathers should accompany their boys
to Sunday school, not stay at home
while The boy goes or does not. as he
pleases. School teachers, he declared
should be Christians and be active in
church and Sunday school work.
Mr.. McEchrln led in the evange-
listic service 10 the evening, which
was largely attended, many being
present from the M. L. church,
including the pastor Rev. Mr. Hawk.
Special music was furnished by the !
choir and solo by N. II. Taylor and
duet by he and Rev. Mr.. Lavender. Il |
The mems meeting in the after
noon was not very largely attended |
but resulted in much discussion of |
how best to benefit the boys through
the medium of the young peoples
societies, sociables, boys clubs, etc,
tnd teach them principles of true
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15

THREE separate investiga-
tons are being made of the
state treasury department at
BOISE to uncover every item
Of O. V. Aliens criminal pro-
cedure and of his guilty asso-
GATES. A very bad condition
has been revealed and several
honored and trusted men are
now under suspicion. The
work of investigation will
have to be thorough. 1t is
due the people these culprits
have deceived and betrayed.
Public confidence in officials
generally has been shaken by
the disclosures at the state
capital and can be restored
only by a complete overhaul
ing. In the future more at
tention must be paid to the
private characters of men be-
fore putting them in places of
public trust.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15
500 Reward. SIOO

The readers OF this naner vii,
pleased TO learn that there is at least ops
e ahga t disease that science has been
S Sote I0 cure In all its stages, and thai is
positive cure now known to the meSirsl
aaiaternity. Catarrh being a constitufionai
ms sStse' requires a constitutional treat
Iernally, acting directly upon the hlood
b hr0 mucous surfaces of the system there
n oy destroying the foundation Of the dis
hnii;,s ana giving the patient strength nv
h hature IN doing Its work. The pronTistnrss
a lave SO much faith In its curative now
sos snat they OFFER One Hundred Dollars
Tor list OF testimonials " ouIe' Seno
soid by all Druggists. Use. w. Aoieoo' q.
Take Halle Family Pills for cor.,,c..,.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15
attended.

attended.
The game was refereed by VIM.
Worden and Prof. Davis. Neither
team can complain of the treat
ment they received at their hands.
The Rathdrum team was seri.
ously handicapped in the first half
because the members were not
used to playing together. The
Post Falls team, taking advantage
OF this, succeeded after an obsti-
nate resistance in raising the score
10 to in their favor. In the last
half, the Rathdrum five came back
with determination 10 win the
game which ultimately led to
Rathdrum's victory. During the
last half, the Post Falls boys
were simply outclassed by the
Rathdrum team who were now
doing some snappy team work. Ii
1t hadn't been for Johnson, the
Post Falls forward, Post Falls
would have been completely rout-
ed. Rathdrum boys set their
rooters wild in the stands when
they slowly closed the gap between
the scores. Pandemonium reigned
when the score board showed 81
to II in our favor with only few
more minutes to play. The resist
ance of the Post Falls team in the
last half was so weak that their
plays were often blocked and
broken up before they were well
started.
Mulledy, the Rathdrum center,
proved himself a whirlwind. He
was always at the right spot at the
moment for stopping
forward passes and for backing up
his forwards. The two Rathdrum
Thomas and F. House,
played remarkably we'll in fast
work around the basket. The
guards, D. House and Schuldt, are
% be especially commended for
lolding down and breaking up the
plays of the Post Falls forwards. !
Henry Schuldt, the manager of
he team, has announced that
High school will have !
James with Spirit Lake, Ceur d.
Alene, and return game with
Post Falls, but the dates of these
James have not yet been fully de
;ided.
The lineup of the two teams
we're as follows
Rathdrum. Post Falls.
>hester MulledY C. LIB
(capt.)
Darwin House x. Charlie Warren
|. Schuldt (mgr.) g. Coombs,
Mason SUBJ
Walter Thomas +. Johnston (capt J
crest House I. OtterSon
Ernest Esch IT
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15
PLUMMER

The commercial club is considering
plans for presenting Plummer's attl-
tude on county division to the
legislature. Plummer opposes ST..
Marles' plan to organize Benwah
county.
The electric light plant will soon
be in operation.
In compliance with the state law
the village trustees have appointed
DR.. +. p. Mccormick and Messrs
Mitchell and Reid as board of health.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15
Rathdrum VS.. Post Falls.

The Rathdrum High School
basket ball team played the first
game OF the season with Post Falls
on their floor last Saturday night.
Playing fast game from start to
finish, Rathdrum High school
trlumphed over Post Falls with a
score of 20 to 70. This game
added another defeat to the long
list that Post Falls has suffered at
the hands of Rathdrum High.
The attendance from Post Falls
was small, but three sleigh loads of
Rathdrum rooters and supporters
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15
PRESBYTERIAN RALLY DAY
Banquet And Services January 9
and 10.

Sunday was big day at the Pres
byterlan church, preceded by the
banquet and get together and get
acquainted meeting in the Sabbath
school assembly room the evening
before. Principal speakers at the
banquet and at all of the services
Sunday were Messrs. Geo. w.
Sommer and G c. McEchran, promi.
nent church laymen OF Spokane, The
former is an attorney and the latter a
successful business man. Both are
intensely interested IN doing good 10
their fellowmen through the medium
of the church, and for the past seven
or eight years have devoted much
time free of charge to travelling about
In eastern Washington aud some
times into northern Idaho to tell the
men what their duty is to the
churches OF their communities, and
incidentally to speak of the gospel
and how to live good Christian lives
from the standpoint of the layman.
The banquet Saturday evening was
attended by between so and 20 people
members and invited friends.
who greatly enjoyed the yiands served
by the ladies and listened atfentiyely
to the words OF the pastor, Rev. J
NJ. Lavender, and to those whom he
Introduced.
Mr.. McEchran, WHO spoke In a
happy manner, said he found his
greatest enjoyment in serving the
Master and aiding in the church work
or the betterment of mankind.
Mr.. Sommer - Outlined duty of
nen to their fellows and to their
hurch. Said better clients would
make better lawyers, and honest
merchants would make honest sales
nen. Spoke strongly OF the benefits
I following the gospel of Christ.
CT. Heitman- Said responsibility
I fathers should make them labor
Or proper influences for not only
heir own sons but fer other boys as
Tell.
Chas, Observation-Disclosures en-
'yment in sociabllity after toll. To
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15
IN our city, Monday.

in our city, Monday.
Milton Rawlings was in Spokane
Saturday.
j. B. Peterson was a Spokane
business caller on Saturday of last
week.
j. B Streeter returned from Occur
d'Alene Saturday night, on the eight
O'Clock train.
II. G. Kaye returned from a couple
IdaYs spent in Occur d'Alene, last
Sunday morning.
Miss Jennie Christmas of Spokane
visited last week with Mrs. II. G.
Kaye at her home three miles west of
town.
Several Athol men with their
teams are engaged hauling wood out
at the Christian Home between Athol
and Bayview.
Will Myers returned Saturday
evening from couple days business
trip to Spokane, and other Washing
ton points.
Mrs. Kate Parker is visiting at the
country home of Mrs. Anton Busk.
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. All Low were
marketing produce in Spirit Lake,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Murray Williams and
little daughter, Ethel, left on the
ten o'clock train Wednesday morning
Tor visit of month at their old
nome in Kansas.
Mrs. W. r. Oldham and Depzll |
ire home from several days visit ia
Spokane.
Mrs. Anna Tolford was operated on
asst Saturday in hospital at
The Athol band boys are rehearslnp
nd learning new selections under
he leadership of Prof Kyle of
pokane, for a concert which they
re contemplating giving at Harlem
about three weeks, or possibly, in
fortnight.
The funeral procession bearing Mrs.
eter Ruiz who died at her home
lree miles east of here, passed
through Athol about noon, Wednes.
ay, to the l. o. o. f. cemetery west
town where the remains were laid
rest beside son who died several {
'ars ago. Athol friends extend :
leir sympathy TO the bereayed :
mIly.
The Athnl band had election of ;
HcerS last Saturday evening. L. II,
lrker was chosen president, w. II. :
echler, vice president, Frank Moore.
,retary and treasurer; Milton Z
lwllngs, librarian, The dues which
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15

We don't believe many tax
payers will agree with State
Senator Frazier's proposition
to make law disseminating
the practice of sending out
tax notices, in order to cut
down expenses in the assess
or's office. That is cheaper
way to let people know what
their taxes are than requiring
them to make trips to the
county seat to find out.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15

STUDY of the lives and
characters of such men as
George Washington and Alb
raham Lincoln should be a
help to boys in the formation
OF their own characters and
the Strengthening of high
ideals of truth, honor, useful
ness and patriotism.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-01-15

FARMERS are being blamed
by the Chicago board of trade
tor holding their wheat and
causing the price to rise. If
many of them held their
wheat they are lucky. If they
didn't hold it, the big Chicago
spectators would. 1t would
be all the same to the con-
sumner.