The Rathdrum tribune., October 17, 1919, Image 2

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

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TBE RATHDRUM TRIBUNE
ESTABLISHED 180«
CULP BROS., Publishers & Proprietors,
J. B. W CULP. Editor.
PUBLISH BH FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK
TERMS:
Ow* Y*AR, ir PAID IK ADVASC« .11. CO
Bix Months...
SINGLE COTIER
To all rub«crlbors outside of the United
States SI.50 per year.
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Advertising—Locals 5 c a line, each inser
tion. Headers 20 lines or more 25c per inch
each Insertion. Cards of thanks and resolu
tions 5c a line. Display advertisements of
three incites or over 10c per inch each inser
tion; less than three Inches 12!/,c per Inch.
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•'Entered April 28, IP03. at Rathdrum. Ida
ho. as second-class matter, under Act of
Congress of March 3, 187».
That the covenant of the pro
posed league of nations is a purzle
for curious and reflective minds to
ponder over seems to be attested
by the wide difference of opinion
expressed by our greatest and
most trusted public servants as to
its true meaning and purpose.
The public well proposition is a
live question for debate and the
high school appears to be making
use of it. The subject is probably
also being debated quite generally
about town.
The protracted illness of the
president has been giving rise to
disquieting rumors as to his true
condition. However, the latest
bulletins state that he continues to
improve.
Rathdrum ex-service
beginning to show signs of crystal
îzing their interest in the American
Legion, the great national
zation of the future.
men are
organi
Seven fatalities is the price paid
so far for the latest thrilling exper
ience in establishing records in
transcontinental aviation.
X.
Rathdrum Twenty Years Ago.
(Items taken from Silver Blade files)
Oct. 14, 1899.
Charles Green brought a potato to
this office that weighed 41 Ihs.
was raised on the farm of Alonzo
Morris, south of town.
Fred Coon Is teaching in school
district No. 55.'
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Assessor Joseph Buckle finished
The
sending out tax statements,
amount to le collected Is $77,959 18.
The statement of the auditor and
total debt of
Kootenai county at $184,097 07.
Ireiisurer gives the
H. J. Newhouse Passes Away.
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The death of II. J. Newhouse. G
A. It. veteran and a former
der if the p. A. R. department
Idaho, occured at his home in Coeur
d'Alene Wednesday night.
76 years of age and his health had
beeD failing for some time.
comman
of
lie was
He is
survived by bis widow, two sons and
four grandchildren,
formerly resided iu Rathdrum.
The family
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FEED STORE
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Shingles, Brick, Lime,
Cement and Hard wall
1 Plaster
Rathdrum, Idaho.
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School Notes.
(From the Rathdrum Schools )
Assemblies
buildings today,
will begin at 2:15, aud the
of the Idahoan Sociedy i
School wii) tiepin at,
hope to see many visitors
p routants.
Six new pupils have been
on our rolls this
urades, and ].
from Ilauser Luke, in the soph
dass of the high school.
The competitive
h ; uh school spelling contest series are
for this week as follows;
•I uniors
Seniors
Freshmen
Sophomore 86
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will be held in both
of
Thu g rad c a sse ru b I v
program
n the Hluh
10 p. m, We
at these
entered
week, 5 in the
Coryenne Wright,
omore
records in the
95 percent
91
88
The manual
training boys have
made a teeder-todder for the grounds
which is proving to he the
center of
interest for the younger pupils
week.
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Among other things the boys
a horizontal bar
are installing
a
trapeze and rings in the
Mp to the present time there
been no physical
"gym".
gymnasium.
has
appaiatus in the
Some of the grade
becoming
immediate solution
must he found. v
rooms
that
to the situation
are
so
congested
an
The question of a
municipal well
for Rathdrum will be brieily debated
the high school
at
•assembly this
_ afternoon,
in
May Forfeit Charters.
Boise.
Idaho corporation
Idaho.—Charters of
500
ranging in
and importance from the Boise Rail
way company to the smallest
S,
size
mining
concerns in Idaho,
declared
were October 8
forfeit to the
stale
at 4
o'clock^, m. November 30. Governor
D. W. Davis
and Robert O. J,
to
mes,
order,
tax or i ii
secretary of Slate
Faillite to
signed the
It
pay the license
tile Ihe annual statement
law caused the sweeping order.
All ».r
required to
the corporations named in
order are listed
the
at the
and are n;iw
penalty or $i(i
Immediate reinstatement f
Payment of this penalty and
license fee and receipt, of the
statement at the office of
tary of state prior to November
will save the charters of the
Failure to comply will mean the lost
of their charters under the, order
signed.
18.
of
state
capitulas delinquent,
subject
(
to a
if
is sought,
of t he
an rural
the secre
30
concerns.
as
The
corporations.
order applies
foreign
domestic
to
corporations,
wa er
mng, irrigation, telephone,
and other concerns.
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All such cor
porations operating inldaho have had
three notices from the
state capitol
reminding them of the necessity
making their
of
annual
paving tlteir license
The 500 listed have failed
aoy-reply to these notices.
In the long list
and trust, companies,
railroads and some of the
concerns of t he state.
leturn and
are noanv banks j
renewal fees
to make !
a number of
prominent
Ship Your Cream to the
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HONEST WEIGHTS
FAIR TESTS
PKOMPT SETTLEMENTS
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
Hutter Fat, Sweet 71c.
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fIBJSj THEATER A A IK
OCT.
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VAUDEVILLE
And DANCE
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Added
ATTRACTION
H In addition to our regular Picture Program, we will present
The
Hawaiiap Harpiopy
Gopcept Gopipapy
In the latest Vocal and Instrumental
Music of the season. Four talented musicians yon will
ENJOY
Four People - - -
SINGING MUSIC
Nine Instruments
COMEDY
Come listen to the weirdly beautiful music of the Dreamiest Island
any Ocean.
ever anchored in
Hear Dick Brown the famous A1 Jolson Impersonator
Your money back if not entirely Satisfactory.
ADMISSION: Adults 45c, tax 5C, 50c.; Children, 24c, tax ic, 25c.
_ Notice—S how Commences at 8 Sharp.
BIG DANCE AFTER Ä FIRST
Come on, bring your friends
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Church Announcements
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday, October 19:h.
Regular services, bilh morning ard
evening,conducted by the new Pastor,
Rev. G. E. James.
Morning service at U
o'clock, topic j
"Co partner-hip with God". Evening
( service at 7:30,—Topic, "God's Claim
on our Lives".
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It is earnestly hoped that a full
house may greet each of these occas
Ions.
APOSTOLIC HOLINESS CHURCH
In the M. E. church.
Preaching service every
Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock in lower Twin
Lake school house.
Evening service here as usual
7:30 o'clock.
We welcome you to worship with
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It is a j
us.
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M. II. Schweitzer, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass 1st, Sunday at 11 a.
in. at Rathdrum; Mass 1st Sunday at
j !) a Iu < at Post Falls.
Mass on 3rd Sunday at 9:00 at,
Rathdrum: Mass on 3rd Sunday
11:00 at Post Falls. Fr. Hines,Pastor.
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Misery dumps a lot of stones on the
road to success.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
This remedy is intended
especially
for coughs, colds, croup and whooping
From a small beginning
cough.
sale and use has extended to all parts
of (he United States and
foreign
Its
to many
alone is
countries.
This
enpugh to convince one that
medicine of
merit.
than
more
Give it a trial and
find this to be the
ordinary[
you will j
adv Oct
case.
Save
Your Eyes
And save your time.
If your eyes trouble
you, if you suffer from
. headache,dizzy spells
nervousness,
the city and consult us
about your eyes.
Our doctor will make
a careful examination,
and we can fit any
no matter bow difficult.
auU make the
glasses without delay.
Let us duplicate
broken lenses.
Just send the pieces and we will do the i
rest.
or
come to
j
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case,
proper
your
Dr. I. M. Radabaugh. Mgr.
517 Riverside Ave.,
Spokane, Wn.
Died At Oroville, Wash.
for twenty years ;
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&
Mrs. Chas Gill,
a resident of Rathd
hospital at Oroville.
The funeral
6. attended by the
and lour voung ehiid-en
mother of the deceased,
Humphrey of Rathdrum.
Gill had been
satisfactorily from an operation,
news of her death came as a shock
her mother.
Mrs. Gill
Dakota, Dec. 20, 1872.
her husband and six child
eldest daughter resides at Mi
and one sod was absent from
Children present at the funeral were
Roger. Floyd and Merrill Williams
aUtl ' iviau Beinhart.
Mr. and Mrs. Gill left
about a j ear ago, finally locating
Oroville.
rum, died in ihe!
Wash., Oct. 3. i
was held at, Oroville Oct.
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bereaved husband
and by ihe
Mrs. Mary
As Mrs.
an
reported recovering
the
to
it
rv?
to
was horn
in North
She leaves
Jren. The
nneapoiis
home.
Rathdrum
at
It took President Wilson to dem
onstrate what we have always claim
ed. that Rathdrum Is
the natural
railroad center of Kootenai county,
the only feasible point in fact, from
which to visit the
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rural towns and
villages.
Rathdrum certainly got the
oyster that time, and the other fellow
got the shell.
We cau do it every
time too if we will only all w,,rk to
gether.
It is going to he the
same
which
November
iy with the Chautauqua,
opens Monday evening,
Third.
w;
It will not be a
case of one
ticket for the whole family this time,
but a ticket for every member of the
family. The Ellison-While is the
best ChautauQua circuit In the we-fc.
There are no
"fill-ins", hut every
Let us put it, over
Dumber is superb,
with a whoop —adv.
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Mrs.
W. I) McMullen,
Puyallup,
; Wn , says that, she has been cured of
j gall stones without operation by t.ak--
jingthe treatment ( ,r Dr Mellenthin
& Co. and is
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very grateful
Mellenthin & Co. will be in Spokane,
Spokane hotel,
5 and fi. Hours: 10 a. ru. to p.
Dr.
Wed. & Thus. Nov.
m. It
A chronic kicker is a nuisance, but
an occasional kick, helps some.
!» mor ® Catarrh In this ssctlon
♦ c .®y ntr y than all other diseases
and tor years it wuj sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment, pronounced
it Incurable. Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly Influenced by constitutional con
o«i. 0< î S . an< * therefor ® requires constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medf
rv? ' manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
/vL Toledo, Ohio, Is a constitutional
taken Internally and acts
th ® Blood on the Mucous SurfAcçs
^®,® ys i. ern ' ° n ® Hundred Dollars re
for »"Y cas® that Hall's
catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
s^i/v CH r? NEY * CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
g?Jd by Druggists. 76c. • i
Hall s Family pills for constipation. J