The silver blade., October 03, 1902, Image 2

About The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903

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THE SILVER BLADE
PUBLISHED FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK.
CULP BROS.,
Publishers and Proprietors.
TERMS:
One Year, ir paid» advarcr.
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I Entered at the Postofflce ut Kathdrum.
Idaho, a* lecoad «las» matter. I
tbiday
OCT. B, IMS
With this issue the Bladf. pub
lishes the three tickets which Koot
enai county has placed in the field.
We take no part in the three-cor
nered contest.
To do so would
be incompatible with an independ
ent journal. We only desire to
say thatparty lines should always
be considered secondary to fitness
lor office, since probity and capac
ity in our pnblic servants is
tial to a clean and economical ad
ministration.
essen
The October term of the state
preme court convenes at Lewiston
next Monday, October, Bth.
Among the cases placed on the
docket for the term are as follows:
Christian Jensen respondent, vs.
rf. I*, railway, appellant from Koot
enai county.
Bridget E Reeler, administrator,vs.
C C Aftle (Jo., and C W Dyer, sheriff,
respondents from Kooteno) county.
Hearing, October, 8tb.
Frank Bine, guardian of children
of John C Brady, respondent, vs. J C
Callahah, executor, and T J Purcell,
from Kooiena i county. Hearing Oct.
»th.
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Others from Kootenai are: State vs
C II H Wllmhusse, appellant, Oct 10;
James Tysou, et al, vs Robert Weill,
Oct. 6th.
Chant Muale company appellant, vs
S E Henry, respondent, set for Oct »,
Joseph Castleberry, respondent, vs
Thomas Hay et al, appellants, hear
ing Oct 10,
Martin—Reinhart
Yesterday news were received of
the marriage, at Wenatchee on Sept.
27th, of Miss Gertrude Reinhart of
this place and Daniel W. Martin of
Waterville, Wash, the Presbyterian
pastor of Wenatchee performing the
ceremoacy.
The bride Is a daughter of W. D.
Reinhart, of this place, and is well
known here having lived here for tbe
past thirteen rears, and has a large
circle of friends who unite in wishing
the young couple all possible happi
ness and prosperity.
Martla are expected in Rathdrum
aoo d, for a brief visit with friends and
relatives, after which they will return
to Wenatchee, Wash., where they will
assume tbe proprietorship of a hotel.
B all of Hon or
Miss I. Tarkiugton reports the fol
lowing as neither absent nor tardy in
the grammar school during the month
ending Sept. 26th:
Mae Hollister, Lourena Collins, El
sie Bourn, Lena Thomas, Carrie Davis
Jean Wenz, Grace Thomas,
Waddell, Ilennie DeCourcey, Chester
Loguc, Fred Callahan, George Hum
phreys, Alice role*, Ida Stoddard,
Florence Dyer and Sylvia Koch.
lit. and Mrs
Clam
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Markham, of
LaCledc, were visitors in the city yes
terday. Mr. Markham informs
that the recent fire, which dcstroved
the planer and dry kiln owned by the
LaClede Lumber company, entailed a
loss of {7,000, insu mere being {6,000.
There arc about twenty stockholders
in the company. A meeting has been
called and steps will he taken to
build the works.
Oliver K Barr has withdrawn nnrl
Warren Flint, of Harrison takes
place as republican candidate for the
legislature.
Don't send to Spokane for groceries
and drygoods, when E. P. Manor
supply your needs.
Markikd:— Oct. 2nd, James Mon
roe Wilson and Helena May Cblltns,
both of Spokane, py Justice J. R. Wil
son.
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Patronize home: buy your furniture
from Klopf.
Sheriff Dyer has a force of
men at
work laying the stone foundation for
a fine dwelling house on the lots he
purchased from Win. Belle.
J. W. Handy is building an addition
to his city residence.
Have you seen that ffne new line of
stoves at Klopf's.
The Reinhart brothers' threshing
machine is working on the A W Post
place to-day.
Hon. Willis Sweet, of Coeur d'Alene
was in Itdthdruqj, Monday,
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IH* THREE COUNTY TICKETS
■Minor ratio
State Senator
Representative
S. A. Frear and Dr. C. S. Moody
ï. L. (juarles
F. II. Krudhury
Chan. F. Waggoner
W J. McClure
Janies Graham
F. A. McCall
Daniel Van Duzcr
Oscar Slienicld
J. C. White
W. F. Ninnentun
Auditor
Sheriff
Assessor
Treasurer
Attorney
Probate Judge
Supt. Schools
Surveyor
Coroner
Commissioners 1st diet It. D. McKin
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Dr. O. F. Page
nig, 2nd dist. S. II. Watkins 3rd
M. P. Iiogle.
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Bepubiican
Stute Senator
Representative
John F. Yost
Win. Ashley, Jr.
Janies Reed and
Warren Flint
A. V. Chamberlin
E. L. Whitney
R. C. Thompson
Geo. L. Fitz» im nions
T. II. Wilson
John R. Wilson
Prof. It. C. Eg be rs
W. II. Edelblute
Auditor
Sheriff
Assessor
Treasurer
Attorney
Probate J udge
Supt. Schools
Surveyor
Coroner
Commissioners 1st dist. Jos. Fisher
2nd dist. Andrew Merritt
3rd dist. Alex (juurrle
to
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Dr. T. A. Bishop
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Socialist
State Senator
Representative
Walter Ellen and George Wright
Andrew Thomas
A. K. Brundagc
Chas. Robbins
James Bradbury
S. A. Stowe
S. Reed and Jerry
Crothers.
The walls of Manor's new brick are
about finished,
Henry Iioger, the Rimrock ramier,
was in the city. Wednesday.
W. A. Hart's new brick building
a* most ready for the plasterers.
If yon want good furniture at reas
onable prices, call on Klopf.
J S Rushing and Charlie Timhrook
assisted by W Overby are building
cottage in the southwestern part of
town.
The foundation of Dr. Wenz's brick
drugstore was finished Wednesday,
and work on the walls was Immediate
ly commenced by the brick layers.
A meeting of the executive
nifttee of the republican county
trill committee was held at Hart's
hall, Monday. Several prominent re
publicans were In attendance.
The Peters building is almost
Dieted. The glass front has been
placed, and plastering has commenced
on the Interior, Jim Peters being the
contractor.
Wm. Pratt
J. Ran Sanborn
Sheriff
Treasurer
Probate Judge
Assessor
Coroner
Commissioners
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Instruments Hied at the courthouse
the past week, 84: 7 mortgages, 5
leases, 17 deeds, 3 possessory claims, 2
possessory rights, I treasurers tax d'd
etc. Amount ol fees collected, {80.
Lady Aldrich state commander of
the Ladles' order of the Maceahees of
the World, has been here this week
to organize a lodge. She organized n
hive or 43 members at Cheur d'Alene;
success should crown her efforts here.
Burton L. French,
nominee for Congressman, and Hon
Thomas R. Hamer, have had
re
Republican
a cam
paign mappo«l out for them, which
Include* speaking in Sandpoint, Oct.
20th: Rathdrum. Oct, 21st; Post Falls
Oct 22nd; and Harrison, Oct. 23rd.
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NOTICE:—Woofl and farm produce
will be taken from farmers in
ment of suliscriptlon to the Rladb.
Potatoes, other vegetables, fruit, etc.,
acceptable.
weleome this opportunity and
themselves on our books. Please call
at this office.
pay
Those in arrears should
squari
re
A4r»rihe<| Utl«n
Bounes, James
Cook, Mrs Newton
Gulsalman.Joe Hannah,Miss May
Kent, Miss F M
Louk, William
Turner. Clyde W.
his
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Lytle, Dick
Lytle, Ernest
Wurinnn.Mr W J
John W. Pktkks p. m.
Auction Sale.
At the farm «if C. B. JONES,
miles south of Rathdrum, Oct. 21st,
1902, the folldwing will be sold:
Ten milch cows, 7 calves, 1 thor
oughhred bull, 2 3 year old steers,
head of horses and 5 sucking colts, 3
wagons and one top hnggy. Farming
tools of all kinds, household goods. 3
set of harness, water troughs and
tank, TERMS, all under {JO cash,
and all over $10 credit with six
months security. All or any of the
above will I« sold at Privato Sale to
any one who desires before date of
auciiori.
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SALE WILL COMMENCE
o'clock Sharp.
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COUNTY NEWS.
■T A (l.i'v.uilock is l uihling a cold
storage building on tbe southeast cor
ner of his lot on Main street.—Enter
prise.
An organization of 22 socialists has
been perfected at Coeur d'Alene by
Geo. K. Boomer, late associate editor
of the Seattle Socialist.
The town of Priest River is certain
ly enjuyiug a building boom this sea
son. There are at present under con
struction, twelve residences, three
business houses and two churches.—
Enterprise.
A Republican Club has been or
ganized at Bonners Ferry. The offi
cers are Thomas J, Jones, President;
Mrs. II. L. Medbury, v. p.; B. W.
Ludlrigton, secretary; E. L. Little,
treasurer.
lion. F. E. Fogg, democratic nom
inee for Justice of the Supreme Court,
was a pleasant caller io Rathdrum.
the forepart of the week. Mr. Fogg
Is not entirely a stranger in Kootenai
county, having conducted an attor
ney's office here from 1890 to 1893.
Mis present place of residence is
Orangeville, Idaho county. He Is in
this region to meet his many oid
friends and ascertain the political sit
uation, He believes that the immi
gration upon which republicans base
part of their hopes, is misleading,
since, altbongh the new comers hail
from republican states, they
likely to have been a part of the
democratic minority in those states.
Mr. Fogg, as well as his friends, is
confident of success. He expresses
his belief that fiom observations he
has made, Kootenai will go democrat
ic, and is firmly convinced that there
is no question about the state. Mr.
Fogg departed Tor Coeur d'Alene
Tuesday.
are as
Dr. I) F Hollister's father and step
mother are expected here next Wed
ne*d ay.
A. V. C'hamlK'rlin, republican can
didate for auditor, was in town
terday.
Wood will be taken in payment of
subscription to the Blade.
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Britt's Disease
The largest sum ever paid for a pre
scription, changed hands in San Fian
eisco, Aug. 30, 1901. The transfer In
volved in coin and stock {112,500.00
and was paid by a party of business
men for a spec!tic for Bright's Disease
and Diabetes, hitherto incurable dis
eases.
They commenced the serious inves
tigation of the specific Nov. 15, 1900.
They Interviewed scores of the cured
and tried it out nn its merits by put
: ing over three dozen cases on the
treatment and watching them. They
also got physicians to name chronic,
incurable cases, and administered i
with the physicians for judges. Up
to Aug. 25, eigbty-seren per cent of
the test cases were either well
gressing favorably.
There being but thirteen per cent of
failures, the parties were satisfied and
closed the transaction. The proceed
ings of the investigating committee
and the clinical reportsof the test
es were published and will be mailed
free on application, Address John J.
Fulton Com cany, 420 Montgomery
St. Sun Francisco, Cal.
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cas
WANTED-A TRC8 WOBTHY GENTLE
•iiiui or Indy In each county to manago bunl
ncHH for an old established house of solid fi
i-.unclal standing. A straight, lioni fide shI
Try of Sift» paid by check each Wednesday
Willi all expense* direct from lieadquartcrs.
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SWIFT fiCO., fitwt U wytra
Patent Offic*, Washington, B. C.
In
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Our Fall goods have arrived and a BETTER LINE never made its appear
ance in Rathdrum. All grades and patterns of dress goods, waists, French flan
nels series, worsteds, ginghams, outing flannels (light and d«.rk), precales,
cassimeres, meltons, and silks. Also a FUEL LINE of ready made goods in
eluding, Ladies waists, walking skirts, woolen and silk waists cheviots, hosiery,
underwear, etc. Gent's furnishing goods; heavy wool and cotton underwear,
sweaters for Boys' and Men, and hats and caps foi everybody. Our line of
Shoes, for men, women, and children, is always complete.--We can fit you with
men's suits, from $8 to $ 18.50 and boys' suits from $2.5° to SB- .
And here we must not forget that the new line includes and immense Quantity of cotton and
woolen comforts and blankets.
GROCER ILLS:—Our line of groceries is complete in every respect, Évety*
thing fresh in the market and selling so rapidly that nothing becomes stale.
Chase and Sanborn's famous coffees, Schilling's teas, extracts, spiees and bak
ing powder. Flour 80c and 95c per sack.
HARDWARE: -Our line of hardware, tinware, graniteware, glassware and
cutlery and camping outfits, etc., is COMBLE IE and being constantly renewed.
AV. P. WRIGHT. RalMrum, Idaho.
EDWIN Me BEE
Attorney at Law,
KATIIDHIIS, IDAHO
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■Warm meals and lunches at all
hours. Open day and night.
C. B. Travis, Prop., RatMrum, Idaho.
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Lout* K. tiler». Prop.
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BILLIARD & POOL TABLES
RATHDRUM,
IDAHO i
Notice of Bond Sale.
NoMce Is hereby Riven finit School Dist. No.
72, Kootenai County. Idaho, will sell I no
liondso' the amount of 8750. eaeh. one of said
'winds hein« payable four years from datu of
issue, and Ihu other eight yean from date of
Issue, each bearing Interest at a rate not to
exceed six percent per annum, payable
finally; said bonds lielng Issued for He: pur
pose of erecting and equlplng a School House
in said school district.
Said bids will he received for said bonds by
I he Board of School Trustees, of said School
district. until the hour of 4 o'clock I'. M. of
Oct. 25th, lme. at the office of the t'lcrk of
said hoard of School Trustees of said school
district.
The right to reject any and all bids is
served.
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Each bid Khnuld he directed to Geo. McKin
ney. clerk of Solinol Dist. No. 72, Laclede,
Idaho.
By order of school trustées of Dist, No. 72,
Kootenai County. Idaho.
Dated this 20th day of Sept.. 1307.
Lyman F. Maukiiam Ueo. McKinnbv.
Chairman. Clerk.
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Alias Summons.
In the Justice Court, Hope Precinct, County
of Kootenai. State of Idaho.
Louie Bow. Plaintiff i
ngul nst y
Joseph Ailio. Defendant. 1
The State of Idaho, to Joseph Ailio the
aliovc-named defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against yoii by the above
named Plaintiff. In tlie Justice Court, Hope
Precinct, County of Kootenai. Stale of Idaho,
and to answer the com plaint tiled therein, at
the lime hereinafter disigu.-it.-d. o> judge
ment by default will lii' taken against yon
according to the prayer of said complaint;
The said action is brought to recover of vnu
the sum of Twenty-one Dollai stBi) f„ r Imard
had by you from said plaintiff at Hope
County of Kootenai. State of hlalni. with
costs of suit.
And yon are hereby notified that If you fall
to iipIMHip um! answer sani complaint at 10
o clock u. m. on the 2Stl. day of Cetober IWU.
the said I laintiff will take Judgement agaln
st you for tlie said sum iff Twenty-one Dol
lars,821) together with .sets of suit.
Dated lit my office In Hope Precinct. In said
County of Kootenai, this 22nd day of Sept
uV -o'T .. II. L. BIDWELL. P
s2B o24 Justice of the Peace of said Precinet.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dcnart nicnt of the Interior.
Lund UIHce at Coeur d'Alene Idaho
.. , 8,'pt, ». mu.
Notlci-is hereby given that the foii.iwiiig
named sett lei- has Hid notice of bis intention
*° , ,"! 4 , ke * ,, ?i »»» support of his «Main»
>4: set* *w»i. hcc. 1 id 61 n r « w h m.
h.=ixÄiÄ Jïsrss to Æ
il Register.
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WhU.oml) Bros. Plaintiff v*. 1 i jî
W 8. Megguirc, IVfennant. f
Notice is hereby given that a Writ of Ai t*
taolin,ent. In the above entitled ? m A!' h
Fire! M-rATriJr ^^ b ï< P
ana for the county or Kootunai^
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Notice of Issoe of Attachment.
DlVlrlïï d ^rîl' C ?" Pt of "**' First Judicial
KÄtt y ,t,,# of >» *oïd ' fur
In
Crenshaw & Wright,
Real Estate
Dealers
Rathdrum, Idaho.
The following BARGAINS are
offered for the next two weeks:
Urick lmuso 40.\3f> suitable for business house
on Main St. House au«l lot $1000.
l oomed house amt 5 lots ou North side
of truck for
240 acres nvr hi of see I9s l i of aw see I.S t p
51. r d w; all fenced; 7 acres fu timothy;
l> room house; barn IKx24 with sheds; t».
0Ul> ft. of saw I holier; well and pump; GO
fruit t ivtti for the sum of £2709.
GObaeres near Hayden lake, all fenced ; ron
iiing water through land; most all under
eultivatioii: at £&> per ttere; would niaKc
of t!»e best sttx'li ranches in county.
240 Acre Farm. irond spring water, a small
creek running through it. 40neres in tim
othy. WD acres under fence. 40 acres bot
tom land easily cleared up. good barn
4<).xii0. house nun out buildings and Kur
de n. seven hundred thousand feet good
saw timber, ttve thousand lies. This is u
snap buy. lies K miles cast of Kathdmtn,
adjoining the IVickeit ranch. Price *2£i0.
all
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JAMES GRAHAM,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
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Coeur d'Alene City,
Idaho
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If you want a sectional map of j
Kootenai county .end {1 to the Pan- .
handle Abstract Co., Rathdrorn.
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TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNK 3. 1878!
—NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
No.
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Umtkd States I.akii Oi-i-i.-k. i
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Sept. Ift IMS f
Notice is hereby given that In comnliaiM-e
with the previsions of the act of i ' f
June 3 . Is.s. entitled -An act lor lire ££ of
Huilier I intis in the State of t'nllfornta.
son. Nevada and Washington Tcrrftorv
extended lo all the Publie Land Stairs hv
^August 4 . Isifi. Atme E. Wilson, of Kathdi
day ___
No. lUtifor the piirchiist-ôf theK 'Zn'vv"
v'. ll v"! 4 of N<> - :w 111 township
Kongo No. 4 . W. 1 » M.. and will offer
proof to show that the land sought Is more
'.ïii? 1 ' ,,!t I Imber or stone than for
"K ™ l l" r ?H"n>Ji»es. and to estnhllsh his
1 111 !" to said land la.-r.in- the Register and
IUc.ii,-ror tills otn.-,, at t'.a-ur'd Alenc. Itl..
on Saturday, the It day of Deecmlicr., HB».
He names as witnesses:
,lir ."21 M. Stotenliurg. Al
Of R:d hdrum , :';;i , i :^ ,Ü E,, ' ,UhK T;iy1 -'
on or In-fore said
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all
above-disci ilied lands ...
their claims hi this off!,-,. ,
13th day of December, 1901.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
ITnit.si "(the Interior.
United Slates Land Ufftee Coeur d'Alene
Idaho, Sept. 22. 1WB ou ne.
<a*iiil i.,„ 'Vi' or improve any part
ÜÜpSfSî
ed States '.s . n^! . ri î",'." ,rp: ' of ,,M ' Unlt
or nrnrinV!:,-.:,^ 1 ; V,V;^ wîibÏDaTn S " a 'A ,:,n
any otlmr war fn whfc îL d ? r *
un»y In? un-Mi'cd ÜT' l7n * te *l States
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«'.leur d'Alene, Idaho. 311 " Lilnd >»
affldä vlc'Ji le<r^.'|d!and'Vao2 ,f M.{ n f 0 rt I p T n ® r
hereby ordered -inrl rtl»". 1,,,n,,c - it i»
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior.
VŸJ^ÏiPaÏ" on >«' «t
A snin,.i . d A1, ' n< '' llnho. Sept. 10 1902
filed in 111 is". ,f)iY,y Vaul'risv.J mV '
dcn.-eil.crè«;:,,;, Y*' , " ,M| changed M* res(
sin.-c maki,,^ p , >,v 'jjan six mouths
>hc dale l,, rein th«, viKi î* 0111 '•''•»r to
"P 1 *" ".'^callivat.-d liy s/dd
eu l.y law and tl.ut ****. rt y ■* reiiiilr
i jî a 1 o r nV.lV r T, 1 , ' " r ' ' c.*' "
during any otli,"r w« P ti 2Y.? r , Wl . t J' S » >ai, i or
t* lu, Ç s "my lie encaged hÏi!i' tTnit**»!
h *TV hy " oll fic<l to ànm ar V ,rt L rs »«'
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*HM REWARD
The A. n. T. A. No. 5ft will give « reward of
tnO 10 any person or persoua tut life atfoitt
and convk-lbin «if any person or Bei.«**
gteal «.drieliiE away, »hr-nting. po'milig,
or killing any live stuck of any muhen a
l lie asNH'iat Ion. J un 37 tf
F. WENZ, M. D.,
Physician and Sarget»,
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LOCALS.
PULLMAN VI If ST Class
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of j et» e»'ii or'T*wr'm; t,m * » "<* V
. General Passenger Age£ WÄ
Morrison street, cornerTblrd.ur
' v. A. P.rown. Agent,
Humdrum. Idaho.
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of ' ' K ' a,, « lm n. «I
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In the Justice Coorf of Clarhe Fork P«e
clncl. hiHil.-n.it i-ounty. Stale nf Idulio. N*
the iVarc.
T. S. laingley. I'lalntlff, I
vs (.
Charles Smith. Defendant. J
j **/ I flab.> send* greet, lug to Chartes
Smith, defendant.
You are hereby snminoocd and required to
appear in an aeftuii brought a -.i.psl you .it
the above mims d plaintiff h, the JuriU-o
t ourt iff « larks Fm-k prei im-t. Kisueiiul
tminiv. stale of Idatui. brforv the uniler
sigiaal as Justice of the p.:neeof anil f-u said
precinct county and slate, am! to answer
lieforesaM Just ice of t ho peace at his office
near Ihe village of Claris Fork lu said nre
tdnet. eoaiity aiid state, the coiplaiui filed
then ln on theoth day of August. IMt at the
,,loc ' k p *'»- Tl '« ittai.'l action I»
*'* recover from you tbe sum of
-"J"*. »or "»d on aessmnt of tucrelmmlfse
* , l , ' ■"«• uellverod to you nt your sped:. I in
stance and request, and for costs of suit.
I ,>u " re further noli tied that attachment has
been lssu.<d in said suit and 1 . vied upon 8 ..Ü. 7 «
joonevs lu tin possessl.wi and under tiio «ton
i' n '* h '> Northern Pacific Railway ctun
in u***! nrei iiK-t. eouniy
and state, of and belonging tnyou. And you
are lierehy uotlHed that If you fail to so ap
ptHir ana answer »nifl (inaplRint. a» ulmui
S " 4 J pis loti ir Will take judgrnmnt
against you for the sum of fSSJWnud «»Is.
i.. V VSJ"" lvr U, Y hand this 251 h day of
J":'»'- I». F- V A won A X.
■ "'t' 1 * Justice of the IV-ave.
Notice ol AppiiatiM för PanlOo.
Bohre. Idaho. November IX 1901.
TO wnosi IT MAT CONtTCrU:
h hwHiy given that I. the umit'r
sigm-d. will niaicw applicnlfoa tn tire limior
ab o Board of l»ar<l,m<t ,.f Ihratatc of Idah.»
oetoirer IWK mecthn: for a |iar
«lon frtim tire si-nl.-use made, rendered, enicr
ejl umi pnmnunced again*! me by the dl*t
rfctcoori of tire Fret Judicial dlwtnet nt ti.o
„Jÿ ™ Jdahoin and for tho «-minty of Ku.it
enai, on the .trd day of IV-ccmlrer IM>7. fur a
th * crlaio of robbery
committed io »aid Kootenai coarily.
John J. VAf-ic.*
Unit l*ub. Bept. 5th; l.i»t pub. act. 3 rd.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depnrtimuit of tire Interior.
Land Office at «'treur d'Alene. Idaho,
August 2ft 1*2.
I* hereby given that the following
{JJJJ 1 * 1 ** h*r has Hied notin' ol Ids i».tcnt'
.oïl 1° m "!'PJlaal proof In snpport of hi*
ij "ï*. t4 ' a * ''."l' 1 pro"! will be made Ire-'
1.7*1 l, " rt Rcirelver at lIncur d'Alene.
vi.Jï"é l u? , 'L2Î?.' r 3,d - **6, via: Bamuci. A.
l.ïi îï'i Hd - i " ! J ,or «E*. XE?*; K'> SKI-4
and lot i see I T 51 X r li * H. M.
Mc mimes tire f cl lowing wltm-sscs te im
îi.ï. 00 ?* < Vî°." s TOshlence njnm and ciilti
«Ion ..f snld lurid, viz
haniuel M. Bart«. Michael Foi,'on. «Itrlst
lî.ï.. * ,,IM i'?'/ ,,,d C,, ° r K 1 'E. Celcmnn. nil nf
11 SSÏÏ: V, 1 ".'"'-. °- u BUDLoNG,
First l'ul). Aug 29, l!l«B.
wé
va
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
i M' JSrtm.mt of tire Interior.
Lnmt Offlcu at Cue urd'Ale ire. Kept 2?i fftof
Notice I* hereby given that tin- following
. ?»i! . w ' ,,l « r luw fih'<l notice of his hitcntimi
ul.Iit i .**"?! Pns>t »• support of his claim»
and Unit said proof will Ire inside lief, n e Reg
ister and iUs-elver
Nnvemlicr 3. loot.». vU:
at Coeue d'Alene, on :
IM BERT T. POWER»
i f, ' r »he lots-|i.mid?, sec. 4t
>p. 51 11. rawbm.
»he following wfinesM'- t«*'
J.', 7 ,hj* confInjtoils ri-sllh-nce up««l an*
cultlvutiun of said land, vlx»
?»«'le. George R. Steele. James
drum r i(lnhV," ■ 4| ' < '°* ) Ti.o. nlierg nil of Ralli-'
n III m'DLOXG. RejtsU't.
v.u; u^Ue