The Rathdrum tribune., October 06, 1911, Image 2

About The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963

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TBE RATHDRUM TRIBUNE
Established June 1, 1895.
CULP BIOS., Publishers 4 Proprietors.
J. K. K. COir. Xditor.
PUBLISHED FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK.
TERMS:
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One Tub. ir paid in adtawcb.
Six Months.
Binolh Copias .
To all subscribers outside of the United
States 11.60 per year.
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.5
"Entered April 28. 1903, at Rathdram, Ida
ho, as second-class matter, under Act of
OongTess of March 3, 1878.
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Mrs E. G. Davies is visiting her
parents and a sister in Utah.
A. W. Post went to Spoaane, Tues
day, to attend the Pr sbyterlan synod.
Charles Olin Is here from the Big
Bend country, visiting his patents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Olin.
Sandwiches and hot drinks served
at the Candy Kitchen.
L. £. Tucker has repainted and
lettered the front of the store room
occupied by C. W. Remer.
Misses Edith ant) Tina Anderson
and Miss Lillian Skattabne, of Coeur
d'Alene, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Ralhdrum friends.
Geo. W. Anstlne went to Waverly,
Wash., last Monday, expecting to be
abseot two weeks on a building con
tract there.
Taffy candy 20c a pound at the
Candy Kitchen.
^^Subscriptions taken for all maga
zines and periodicals at F. B. Charn
bard's.
R. B. Beseke, night operator at the
N. P. depot, is absent on a two weeks'
vacation to his home at Waterville,
Minnesota.
Lloyd Walker arrived the first of
the week from Kansas City, Mo., for
a visit with bis mother, Mrs. M. A.
Walker, while on bis way to the
coast.
W. F. Fehlhabur reports catching
nearly 100 fine, trout in Pend d'breille
lake while thereon a fishing excursion
last week.
For all kinds of s'ove lining, sheet,
metal and tank work call at the
Rathdrum Iron Works, Ratbdrum,
06-13
Henry Boynton, who is engaged on
a grading contract in Spokane, was
home over Sunday. Mr. Boynton bad
the misfortune recently to lose one of
his draft horses of the team be bad
for several years.
Captain Clement Wilkins and Lieu
tenant Hal Shadduck, national guard
officers of Coeur d'Alene, were guests
of Colonel W. H. Edelblute laBt Sun
day.
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Idaho.
Floyd McNett went to Walla
Walla, Wash., last Saturday to visit
bis sister, who reside there. Thence
he will proceed to Boise next week as
a member of the Company E rifle
team.
W. H. Stoutenburg a ad family
vacated the Morris faun south of
town Monday and moved to the II.
M. Stoutenburg place east of town,
where they will reside In the future.
W. L. Northway started his steam
saw this week, cutting the wood
which he has delivered In
parts of town the past summer. Mr.
Northway Is also completing the de
livery of 100 cords of wood for the
school.
F. L. Runyon and family, who
have farmed the H. M. Stoutenburg
place east of town the past year
more, have moved to their own place
a half mile farther east. Mr. Runyon
contemplates building a new house
there in the near future.
various
or
Surprise Party.
A surprise party in honor of
Miss Bernice Lewis
the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. L.
Quarles last Friday night, on the
eve of the young lady's departure
tor her home at Lewiston. The
guests amused themselves with
various games, and refreshments
were served.
Those present were, Clarice and
Mabel Quarles,
Belle Wenz,
Nevada Callaway, Bernice Lewis,
Agnes Bourn, Irma Bobo, Frances
Gum, Harry Peters,
Peters, Thomas Quarles, Walter
Thomas, Francis Young, Frank
McCarty, Jay Dyer, Mr. and Mrs.
T. L. Quarles, and Mias Nellie
Edwin.
was given at
Therma Cady,
Addie Callaway,
Charles
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-REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE_
RATHDRUM STATE BANK. ltd.
AT RATHUKUM. IN THK STATK OF IDAHO, AÏ THE CLOSE OF
IHJSI NESS. SKI'TKM It Kit 1ST. 1011.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discount«. .
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.
Warrants and Loans made for aect. Saving Deposit.
Bonds, warrants and other securities.
Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures.
Other Kcal Estate owned .
» sms is
15.68
3001.86
6189.09
. 16871 II
5470.60
61176 60
Duo from Banks.
Checks and other Cash Items
Cash ou hand (lawful money of the United States). 10134.46
26,00
Total
6 Ï 57988 38
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid In .
Surplus fund..
Undivided Profits, less expenses and tuxes paid
Individual deposits subject to check.
Demand certificates of deposit .
Savings Deposits.
Cashier's checks outstanding ...
« 26000.00
10000.00
5373.96
93549 02
19542.81
4515 22
7.37
Total
• 157988 38
State of Idaho, County of Kootenai, —as.
I, R. E. Young, Cashier of the above mimed bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
U. E. YOUNG. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 13th duy of September. 1911.
(Hkal) ^ A. W. Fost, Notary 1'ubllc.
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Correct. Attest:
STEWART YOUNO.
KRANK WENZ,
Directors.
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We Want to Sell You
Gotzian Shoe
for Men, Women and Children, because
we know we can please yon in
Style - Fit = Wear
Now that is all there is to the Shoe
business. If we please you in these
three essential things we have won
you for a customer.
We give .special attention in fitting shoes, because a
shoe must fit well in order to wear well and that is
where
The Gotizian Shoe Shines
We Carry a Full Line of
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
Cooper's anc l Collins' All-Wool Underwear,
Fancy Hosiery, Neckwear, Stetson Hats and
all things usually found in an up to date Furnishing
Store.
give satisfation, will be made right,
going to retain the same high standard of Merchan
dising as we did when in Rathdrum before.
Anything from our place that does not
We are
Yours for Honest Merchandising,
C. W. Remer,
Rathdrum, Idaho
1st door West of the Butcher Shop.
BUSINESS BRIEFS.
Fresh candies every duy at thç
Candy Kitcen.
For all kinds of fresh meats call at
Meat
L A. Selgloch's—Ratbdrum
company.
Wanted: To hire a driving h<
and buggy for the winter,
at Tribune office.
irso,
Inquire
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Elderly lady wants position as
housekeeper on farm, for bachelor
Inquire at this office.
Home made sausages a specially at
"jelgloch's. Ham. bacon and lard
fish and game In season.
2 1 p.
-A factor
r for pore food w
ante-dating all state
and national food laws
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bambgpowderi
No Alum—No Phosphates
paar jpiard. 'Atem Pow»
»nay be known by lb
fetoe—10 or We. a lb*
Stephen Adams returned Sunday
from Spokane where he vlsjted his
daughter, Mrs. E. C. Gralapp, several
weeks. Mr. Adams had so far re
covered from the recent stroke of
paralysis as to tie able to walk a little,
but was taken from the train to his
home in C. E. McCarly's automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Poleson ar
rived Sunday on their return from an
enjoyable three weeks' visit to their
former home In Ridgeway, Misourl.
They were accompalned back to Id i
ho by Mrs. Lenna Poison and two
children, who have been absent from
Rithdrum about a year.
ATHOL DEPARTMENT
Athol News Notes.
Milton Rawlings is taking in the
sights In Spokane this week.
F. T. Foote was a business caller
in Spokane a couple of days last week.
Ernest Williams ia attending the
Spokane fair this week.
Home grown potatoes weighing
from two to four pounds i ach can be
seen at the stores.
The "Butler hunting party" b igged
a 200 lb. bear Sunday.
Chris. Hataldon who has been in
Moscow all summer, returned to
Athol this week.
Mrs. Crandall visited on the r:nr
rock several days the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Fürst of Sterling
were Spokane vis tors the lattir part
of the week.
Thomas O'Farrel entertained an
uncle and a brother from Canada,
several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Tiede of
Paha, Wash., are visiliog th'-ir sons,
John and Gottlieb.
Sick headache is caused by a dis
ordered stomach. Take Chamberlains
Tablets and correct that and the
headaches will disappear. For sale
by all dealers.
The Modern Woodmen will hold
regular meeting Saturday evening.
Many Rathdrum people have
been attending the Spokane Inter
state fair this week.
A quantity of Henry lake trout
fry were received here this week
and were taken to Twin lakes by
S. B. McCheyne and planted there.
Professor and Mrs. M. G.
Everett are quarantined at their
home with smallpox in mild form.
No fear is entertained of the
{disease spreading.
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A check for $457 was received
^Sunday from the Adjutant General
for the state pay of the enlisted
men of Company E who attended
the recent encampment, and
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within 24 hours the checks for all
those entitled to immediate pay
ment were in the postoffice.
The Rathdrum State band has
discontinued outdoor concerts for
the season, the last one being
given Thursday evening of last
week. In spite of the increasing
coolness of the evenings the band
was still able to attract a consider
able number of music lovers.
The total tax levy, general state
and county, special school and
town, for Rathdrum precinct is
now a6.8 mills on each $1.00 of
property valuation. Last year the
levy was 44 mills on about half the
valuation of this year.
The board of trustees of Rath
drum Independent school district
No. 2 met last Monday nighi and
fixed the special tax levy for the
district at seven mills
on the
dollar. The present assessed val
uation of the district is $050,000.
The members
of Rathdrum
lodge No. 73, I. O. O F. cele
brated their tenth anniversary last
Friday evening by a social session
and games, after the lodge session.
A lunch was served.
This lodge
was instituted in Rathdrum, Sept.
27, 1901.
Here !•>
a woman who speaks from
personal knowledge and long experi
ence, viz.,
M s. P. H. Brogan, of
Wl'son, Pa., who says, "1 know from
experience that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is far superior to any other.
For enup there Is nothing that
excels it.
For sale by a 1 dealers.
How's This?
we offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
""not be cured by Hall's Catarrh
w. J ' C ? ENET * co - Toledo. O.
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national bank op commerce, I
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TaksHaUtoTatU yFlltofor c omu potion.
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THE PIONEER STORE
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General Stock of Fresh Groceries. Dry Goods.
Flour, Feed, Hay, and Seed Grain.
For Wagons and Farm Implements, Come to me.
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ATHOL
IDAHO.
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Athol Livery Stable
ATHOL, IDAHO
All Kinds ol Livery and Dray Work
Week or Month.
Horses Boarded by Day,
Teams to All Points on the Lake.
S. H. DYER, PROPRIETOR.
MILLINERY OPENING
at Athol Millinery Parlors
Sept. 30, 1011
Mrs. E. Parker, Athol, Idaho.
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Earl Batters of Richland, Wash.,
Earl Batters of Richland, Wash.,
is visiting his father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. George Battejs.
Mrs. Martha Gray of lhe "Rimrock"
visited at the home of Mrs. Myrtle
Gifford the latter part of last, week.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Ritzville,
Wash , are guests at the country
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Tiede.
Miss Emma Rauch of Coeur d'
Alene. county superintendent of
schools, made an official call in Athol,
Friday.
Ray Parker and family arrived
from Tacoma, Thursday and will
make Athol their future home. Mr.
Parker will assist his brother Laverne
in the city market.
Henry Dyer visited his daughter,
Miss Fay, Wednesday, while on his
way to his home in Coeur d'Alene,
from Lakevicw,
Miss Alice Barry has been suffering
from a wounded foot, caused by the
accidental discharge of a gun which
1 she held in her hands. The bullet
j grazed through her shoe. She has
not been able to walk for a week, but
is getting along nicely, and expects
to be alright in a few more days
The Royal Neighbors will give a
"Harvest Home" dinner Hallowe'en
evening, beginning at five
Five cents will be charged for each
article of food. The bill of fare will
consist of a regular New England
dinner—Boston brown bread, baked
beans, baked apples, pumpkin pie,
doughnuts, beet pickles, jelly and
coffee. The hall will be profusely
decorated in grains,
b'.es and fruits that have been raised
on the ranches of the merubeis. At
eight o'clock, a program will be given
at the home of Mrs. E. Barry, and all
kinds of Hallowe'en pianks and fun
will he in evidence,
be charged at the door,
you to ns'Tvu
occasion.
o'clock.
grasses, vogeta
Here, lOcts. will
it will pay
ibis date fir this
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Correct Weight
and the Correct Place to Buy
Fresh and Salt Meats, Hams, Bacon, Lard,
and Poultry.
FRUITS and BAKED GOODS
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CASH HdRKET
ATHOL, IDAHO
J. H. SNYDER
Woodwork
BLACKSMITHING and
I GENERAL REPAIRING.
I HORSESHOEING |
A SPECIALTY I
Athol ■<- Idaho I
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0.K. BARBERSHOP
They call It the O. K. Barber Shop.
The shop Is neat and the towels are clean,
The shears are sharp the razor Is keen
And everything that skill oan do, and
If you will step In wo will do for you.
Clarence Hayes, Atkol, Idaho.
HOTEL
Meals at all hours, etc.
.GEORGE BATTERS.
ATHOL. IDAHO
Have Some Good 5
Spokane Propertv j
to Exchange for «
Idaho land. What
have you to trade?
J. B. PETERSON
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ATHOL
IDAHO
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Mrs. Elizabeth Barre t and daugh
ter. Miss Mary, have moved into the
A1 Williams cottage on Mercer street.