The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-04-05

IaYlor, leader. Much interest is
taken and every body who can sing in
chorus or solo is invited to come out
and Join.
The main streets have been dragged
and smoothed under the supervision
or Chairman Berges Of the village
board, and the rocks are being raked
up and hauled Off.
Plans are being made for card
party to be given by the Modern
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors at
the lodge hall next Wednesday night,
to which the public is Invited. An
admission of Csc. will be charged.
which will go to the local Red Cross.
The Modern Woodmen initiated
two new members Monday evening
and discussed plans for the big class
adoption at Occur d'Alene May Is
Rathdrum camp has received four
new members in the past month and
one acquisition by transfer.
A logging crew with wagons and
horses from the Occur d'Alene river
country moved to Rathdrum last
Sunday and will cut and haul logs
from Rich Thomas land west of
town. Arthur Thomas has charge of
the crew. He states that the logs
will be sold to the Bradford. Kennedy
Lumber company and sawed by the
Post Falls Lumber company Of Post
Falls.
The ladies of the Twentieth Cen
tury Reading Circle were entertained
at dinner by their husbands at the
Cottage hotel last Friday evening.
DR.. brennan acted as POSTMASTER.
Mesdames j. w. Post, McCold,
Remer, Kruger, N. Fl. Taylor, J. D.
Davis, and Rev. Lavender were called
on for toasts and made very interest
iDg responses.
A Liberty bonfire rally is announc-
ed to be held at the bank corner on
| First street at o'clock Saturday
evening, with patriotic speeches and
music, commemorative the first an
niversary Of the entrance of the
United States into the war. The
bonfire will also mark the opening of
the third Liberty loan bond drive in
this precinct. A big crowd is
wanted.
Fighting McKie" is announced to
be at the Fraternal hall next Tuesday
evening, April g. For small price,
an opportunity will be given at last
+, for the people of Rathdrum and
vicinity to see and hear a returned
soldier from the battlefelds of Europe
MCKEE saw service in the battles of
Ypres, the Somme, Vimy Ridge and
Lens; he has been "oyer the top
, been gassed and slightly dist1gured,
but has come through with the
ability to tell bis experiences. He
will be at Fraternal hall Tuesday
evening at o'clock. Good music will
| be feature. Admission Is add 25c.
Every person over q years of age 10
Rathdrum precinct must file his or
her government war census registra-
ton card with Attorney Miles f.
, Egbers not later than o'clock Satur-
day night. April 6, according to
authorized announcement. It is
being done all over the country. The
government must have every adults
name, property worth and earning
CAPACITY 10 order to make allOtments
Ia patriotic drives. Citizens must
call and get these cards, not wait for
some one to come and hand cards to
them. Cards may be procured and
filled out 10 Mr.. Egbers' office, which
will be open for that purpose all day
Saturday, from a. m. to 9 p. m., land
a corps of assistants will tie there to
aid 10 the work. 1t is stated that
husbands may register for their wives
The Red Cross benefit dance last
Saturday night was attended by
about 35 couples. However cash
donat,ons added to the receipts so