Kootenai County Republican., May 23, 1902, Image 1

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VOLUME IV.
SANDPOINT, IDAHO, FRIDAY, MAY ,*2:5, I'.MVJ.
NUMBER *2.
SOCIETY CARDS
H elmet if i>ge.
Meets Thursday
week at K. of P. hall.
F A McCall K.oflL&S.
NO. 32. K. OK t*.
evening of each
A. E. Franklin. 0. C\ ;
I NDEPENDENT OBDEK (MU) FELLOWS
Sandpolot Lodge No. 59. Meet* Tuesday
evening of each week at K. of I*, iia.il. B. L.
Wiilrud. N. G.; V. H. Morun. K. S.
■WOYAL TENT NCI 28. K. O. T. M.
K Meats Monday eveniEs of Wien week at
K. of P. hall. W. F. Wl»itiiker. Com.; J. li.
Martin. K. K.
IZPÀH HIVE. Nil 15. L. O. T. M.
Meets Friday eventng of each week at
of P liait. Jennie Workman. Corn.; Delhi
Ü Biggs, K. K.
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ODEKN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Sandyiolnt damp No. 711*1. Meets Satur
oav evening of cacti week at K. of P. hall.
I* II. Morun. Y. C. ; C. It. Foss, Clerk.
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I AK ESI DE CAMP NO. 237A K. N. A.
Mis-ts Wcdnesduv cvenlujre at Pythian
hull. Mrs. Sara A. Perkins. Oracle; Mrs. Lar
in a Walrud, Recorder.
H OPE LOIKJE NO. 3Ô. I. O. O. F.. HOPE.
Idaho, meet* nt Wanemaker's hall oh
Wednesday evening of eacti week. Visiting
aiemLn'i-s cordially invited. J. A. Carnegie,
N. U. ; E. A. Crandall. Sec.
I AWTON POST NO. 29. G. A. R.. HATH
L dram. Idaho. Meet* second Saturday of
«meh mon tii at Hart's ball. All comrades of
tli» G. A. R. arc cordially invited to meet
with us. John R. Wilson, Commander; John
Lyons. Adjutant.
Church Service.
M E. CHURCH—MORNING SERVICE AT
11 o'clock ; evening service, 7:90 o'clock. Sun
day School »I 10 a. jn. Kpwortli League. 7:00
p. m. Prayer meeting '1 liursday evening at
jiao o'clock. J. C. REED. Pastor.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOHN A. STEINLEIN,
ATTORNEY AND.
COUNSELOR-AT-LAW.
SANDPOINT, IDAHO.
Attention given to collections.
fETER JOHNSON,
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
SANDPOINT, IDAHO.
£IIAS. L. HEITMAN
ATTORN EY-AT-L A W
RATHDRUM, IDAHO
gR. O. F. PAGE
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
SANDPOINT. IDAHO
OfRco at Foss' Drugstore....
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SAND POINT, IDAHO.
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Especiul AI tent ioa given U» Surgery and Dis
eases of Women.
0ENTISTRY.
In All of Ils Lutest Hraiiflhes Ly
DK J. B. BUCHANAN
Examination F rue
SANDPOINT.
IDAHO
fZRA JOHNSON,
BRICKLAYER,
Hope,
fistlmatos furnished for nil kinds of work.
fJRE INSURANCE...,
W. E. HUTCHINSON,
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. Sand Toint,
Idaba
Soin Agent fop the Ql'EF.N Insurance (Vi. of
New York, and the KOVAL Insurance * o.
of Lirerpixit, Eugland.
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C iy IL ENGINEERS
J. K. ASHLEY.
Sand Point, -
and WILLIAM ASHLEY, Jr.
Ratiidrum. -
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Idaho
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Minins CUiIms. Homestead*. Et»-.,
ty lum jfd. and Uraujfhliat ■•■atlj execuUsU.
«»•••unite
O. E. OLESON.
building contractor.
-DF.ALElt IX
Sash, Doors, Mouldings and
all Kinds of finishing Ma*
terial.
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SANDPOINT, - IDAHO
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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Mr., and Mrs. W. E. Hutchinson of i
this place were Spokane visitors Tues- j
day.
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Miss Elizabeth Murray was ill sever
al days this week with tonsolitls.
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up from KatBidrum.Sunday visiting in
J. C. Callahan, cleik of court, was
town.
Mrs. Nesbitt, landlady of the Nes
bitt liouseal this place, was a Spokane
visitor Tueseay.
Dr. Moody lias established his office
in the building adjoining Loland's
bakery on First street.
Mrs. Harry Sawyer and child are re
ported down with the smallpox, and
the Sawyer home is again quarantined.
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The L. O. T. M. cntsertaimkcnt and
festival last Friday evening »vas a pro- ; f
nounced social and financial success, j
C. D. Gillet t, our enterprising West j
was transacting husi
side merchant,
ness in Spokane the first of tills week.
George DeKarr left Tuesday morn -1
ing for Spokane on his way to Thund-1
er Mountain.
Tlie Republican wishes |
him success.
Dr. Buchanan, our efficient dentist, I
is now comfortably quartered in the |
new addition to the People's Store I '
company's building.
Mrs. J. B. Sanborn, who has been j
visiting with her sister, Mrs. George j
Near! at this flace, left for her li(*me
ât Pullman. Wash., Monday.
The Humbird Limitier Company has
erected poles preparatory to extend- j
ing their electric lighting system ;
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down to their store and office.
TWWiüe at work driving logs a few
days ago William Houston, a well ;
known timberman, met with an ac- *
cident through which he sustained a
broken left hand.
With two largp business blocks and
several residences under way it
not he said that this spell of extreme
! ly wet weather has had a very bad ef
fect on building in Sandpnint.
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A Mr. Ifauk. local pole buyer for tlie
Montana division of the Postal Tele- ;
rraph company
day. A C hicago representative of the I
same company was here also.
W. F. Springer yesterday lost a pock-;
was in Sandpoiut to- 1
et book containing $*>à in currency. He |
believes it waslost while crossing the
first trestle.
Fp to the time of going
to press the treasure had not been ro-1
covered.
Postmaster C. W. Wilson returned
Thursday morning from his eastern
He was absent about six weeks. I
I trip.
during which lie visited his mother ;
T3e reports a most
at Buffalo. N. Y.
pleasant trip.
A. R. Sweet, the jeweler, now oceu-1
pies his new quarters in the building 1
i formerly occupied by De Karr's barber
I shop on Railroad avenue. Since inov
ing to his new place he has greatly en
larged his stock.
I For a stiff neck there is nothing '
(better than a free application of
I Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It quick- i
ly relieves the stiffness and soreness I
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Miss Eleanor A. Ilurm. teacher in i
j the primary department of our public :
Sl '» ,0< ' 1 the past year, left Monday for j
! Spokane, where she »ill visit with
friends for a week before proceeding
I to her homeat Boise tos|HMtd tiie suni
effecting a complete cure,
by C. R. Fobs.
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mer vacation.
Earl Connors arrived in town this
morning from Minneapolis for a visit
with his brother. William Connors,
stenographer for the Humbird Lum
ber company. M. Darling, an eastern
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friend, is also visit ing w ith Mr. ( oli
nors tiiis week.
Tlie water in the lake is rising rap
: idly, but it is too early yet to predict
wliat the limit will be. It i* not ex
1 ported that the high water mark of
will be marked, but if tlie weath
er remains warm it will become iiigli
,enough for comfort.
I The Republican is requested to an
i ('ounce Memorial services at ti c K. of
P. Hall here next Sunday evening.
A boom of logs containing atmut one |
and three-fourth« millions fe d. nrop
Dr. Henry Brown »f >p.kane. presid- 1
ing older of tlie M. E. church in tills j
district, will deliver the sermon. A li
are cordial ! y invited.
erty of the Hope Lumtier company, is
reported to have broken at the mouth
of Clark Fork river tie first of tiiis
it is further reported that
j The Sand point band instruments
have arrived and the boys will now
i soon be ready for business. A public ;
* w eek.
! about one-half of the logs were sav- d.
' the balance scattering over the lake.
lull will lie given in the K. of 1'. lia 11
tilis evening by them. The boys rich
lp deserve to lie given a lift in this en
terprise and their ball this evening
j should be liberally patronized. There
i will t>e excellent nnisie, and tickets
j will tie only one dollar,
One side of tile ilmubird Lumber
c impany's saw mill was started last
Saturday and lias tieen running stead
ily all of this week. The mil! will be
run to its full capacity next week.
The plant has been so thoroughly ov
erhauled since last season's cut that it
appears practical!v new throughout, j 1
and the smooth manner in which ci- i t
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week should tic liichlv irrititvin » »,
v' n .o i k nt gratify mg to
ilaru^t r Hk kt rd.
The Sandpoiut base ball team play
i ed Athol this forenoon, tlie game rç
suiting in a score of Ut to nothing, in
It is remitted
place offering the best opportunities-!
for newcomers. Mr. Lyons lias al
ready purchased a home and two lois,
besides two unimproved lots. The home
was purchased from J. A. Bin-ob for a
men will als I in
; f a »nr of Sand point,
j that not one of the Athol 'toys suc
j ceedod in reaching third tiase.
Rowing are t lit* posit ions occupied liy
our boys: I'averiy, catcher; Wilson,
pitcher; Cuiti*. 1st. base: Page,*2nd
base: Foss, Jrd base: Burkct. short
l'ol
stop; Keelstack, left held: Williams.
| centre field, and Smith, right field.
If Sandpoiut people intend to ol>
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serve the Fourth of July in a proper
manner this year it is about time some
action were taken in the matter, i
However, it might as well .he under-;
j stood at the hcglmiing that If
j greater interest is displayed than
oo
"as I (
recently shown in the matter of oie
semng Decoration day. a start had
better not he made. It is to lie hoped
interest »vili be mani
j tliul theut/T
; feM " (1 b >' • J,n ' i!1 1111 appropriate
! Fourth of July celebration.
Among the new arrivals in Sandpoiut
; lb ' s W(,, ' e J- i' • Lyons and »vile,
* I )ilve Shepherd and Julius Decohy. ah
of Rapid City. Minn. These people !
have come west to remain permanent-1
ly and decided upon Sandpoiut as a |
consideration of $270. It is expected
; that the other t»v
I qq,,, Humbird Luinlwr conipanv's
new tug boat "Daisy" was launched
Wednesday, and it is said In those ;
launehiug that I'
1 vest.
| who witnessed the
they had never heard of or
saw a
smoother pi. eeof v.t rk. Thursday the
boat made lier maiden trip to Hope
and return, and those who had the
pleasure of icing aboard s.ty that the
Daisy is bv lar the finest Uut that ev
I er t- r ra od the waiers of t in: m.ij >ti"
; I'etid d'Orcille. I lie D.iis.» isceiiiin
*• !i credit t o its builder, P. \\. John
sun of ( '(H'ur d'Ahvja
At a meeting of the school tmard
1 held last Saturday evening it wasde
elded to retain butu Miss Huy and
'Miss Ilurm for another year. 'This
action will m ei .» it ,i gemuai approv
al. As intermediate teacher Miss
' IIu**y had b °ndrawing $ti0 per mont h,
'v Di lo Miss ilurm r reived only $'»■
i a8 Primary teacher. The ii'Mird equal
I >*■*'' * llt8 '»r deciding to pay ea 'h *.v,
1 per month the coming year. 11 is un
j derstood thatAhis a lion is sit isfaeto- j
j ry to both teachers. No action was !
i a ken in tlie matter of a principal and |
: jt ih known if thor( , w ,. r c
j Illi( , ttU)ns f( , r tliat ,„, M tlon.
any ap-j"ho
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At a regular meeting of the town;
board "W ednesday evening tlie mar-1
shaiship question was again laid over.
A bicycle ordinance, winch i, Isdng
published elsewhere in this issue, »vas
passed, and wVi'h! bills were a!! «wed.
Karl D. Fannin was appointed town
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tr murer, and a proposition was sut»
mitt d t o I'eter Johnson t o a t as at,
tor*ic.v for the I» »ard. Four commit
tees were appointed as follows; San
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itary cominitte. streets and a lie vs
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»»ays and means and hills and ordi
nances. The time for regulär- meet
ings was change 1 t< » the first and third
Mondays of each month.
V. II. A Men of Seattle, a registered
pharmacist, arrived here Sunday and
spei.il the greater part of M mda.'
Tneshij in t »wn 1 «iking over tie »it
and
natron with;» vi>»v to engaging inti
. but after looking (ti*
»er »er* ear-'fiillj' de-uded it
was already pretty w-11 (s-cipied by
our enterprising druggist, Chas. R.
| Foss. Howeve:, Mr. Aden liked till
lo ality *> well that in- w »s d'-ter
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1 drug basin
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mined to look st ill tnrticr for a l'"';'
lion, an ! accordingly i<s»k a t ri j> t
Hope Tueuiay and there made definit«
arrangement, to engage In 'ousiness.
Hope is t » be congratulated upon se
curing Vr Alien for -» druggist i*
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; The village of Colburn was well rep- j
r sentcd here Tuesday all on account |
of what might justly be ternied a j
neighborhood misunderstanding It
a PIK'ars that Robert Vil» rtin look ex- J
copiions to the manner in which his !
n i.'hhor. J S. Craig, disposed of the i
c treass of :i dead horse
Thereupon
Martin came to s.indpuint and com
plained of hi* neighbor's shortcomings
to Judge Steinlein, who issued a war
rant charging misdemeanor,
ease was heard
The
Tuesday,
Attorney
Johnson appearing for the defendant.
Tii." state produced four wit nesses and
j 1 ,e six ' :l11 ,,f wh,,m n,T,,r,,<i
i t 1 ,st, "" m >' after winch the Judge took
1 lie case under advisement and indue
time rendered a decision favorable t<> !
tlu . lJolVll , Ulllt .
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I he public meeting railed fur Mon
day evening ae the M. E. church to
consider wins and means for the :
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proper observance of Decoration »lav !
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in sand pm nt and arrange a program
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for t he occasion, was all but a com- 1
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plete lailure, oulv four persons tie in g
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m ;,t tendance. I Ins apparent lack of
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interest in a mat ter pertaining tonne;
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of the most beautiful customs adopted
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and tollmved in tlie American people,
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!•; to tie regrel t >1, and it is sincerely >
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des' red t liai a better showing lie made
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at another publie meeting »ailed for.
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men, of whom then-arc a number in
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Uns coiiiiuunit » . see tu u tnat tin
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succcss of tins allai r dues not Miller
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trom mat tent ion. 1 ai<e tlie miltallve
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in the in.liter and others wilt follow
t/xik place on Sunday. The children.
of whom there arc live, gathered
around the family isard at dinner
time, and to t lie fat her it »»as a nev
er-to-be-forgotteii scene. Theold gen
I lenian is ho years old and it was the
tirs' time lie had ever had the pleas-1
lire of seeing all Dis childr»« gatliered
around I lie family ixiard. Tlie aggre
gale ages of fattier, mother and the
jn, ( . satiu . purpose next Monday eve-i
n | ni; . This meeting will also bo held
i at the M. F. church. A very good ]
star t has been made tn securing H<>ti ;
II. Bosenliaupt of Spokane to speak
I ( tn t |»al (K'/asion. Let the A. It. ]
you.
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.1. II. Cornell of the Republican
made ;» t rip to Rockford. Wash., last
Sit irday, returning Tuesday morn
Mr. Cornell made the trip for
tlw expressed purpose of attending a
| reunion of the family, which event
; ! *'e ehiMren is a 4'a years. I Imse pres
I' n ' :l( ,be retinion were Mrs. F. G.
Harris, Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Mringhatn. Rockford: Mr. and Mrs.
George Robbins. Spokane: George Cor
nell, Burke, Idaho:
Sandpoiut. mid the father and muth
t. Mr. iiid Mrs. IV. H. Cornell. Bock
ford.
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J. H. Cornell.
••DAISY" IS SimMimLl I.AIM llt ll
l.iiiitlKT 1 oiispHiiy*» Neu Tu|f ItoMt Kt'Nily
for Nttrvlif.
Wednesday In t lie presence of a large
number of cut husinste and admiring 1
spectators.' 'The work of launching
passed off as smoothly as could tie
wished tor, 1 be boat sliding into the
water w it h the gracef illness of a duck,
so |«rk-t »»ere the pr.s'ecdings al
tending the event that none could
fail to see that every detail had lice»
j carefully looked after by a master
! hand. Notwithstanding the indem
| cut weather of Wednesday every one
'I lie lliimiifrd Luinher (.'onipany 's
new tug lu ai "Daisy" was launched i
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ap-j"ho went to witness the launching
I expressed tlicniM'lves as Ijeing wellj
paid for t te ir trouble.
Thursday the Daisy made
I maiden trip of 4o miles, averaging!
i- miles p< r uoiir. Her Iniilder, P.
W . Johnson of f 's'Ur d Aienc, acted
in the capaejt v of captain, and Dave
Ruse, also a Coeur d'Alene man. was
engineer,
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fill in the high -s
The trial trip was sueress
seuse of the
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immediately accepted at the end of
t lie 1 1 ip.
and Manager Utckerd was so well
pleased with Iter that the Gat was
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Tlie Daisy is »I feet long with IH
foot (team and is suppowd i<> draw
I» ei of water.
Power is su|>
plied by a il.» 11. P. Iiigli pressure dou-i
ide engine, wiili a Scotch marine water |
■si »et
back boiler M-ven feet in diameter by j
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12 feet length, and swings a « ft. U
in. projeller. Her c<ist is estimated
at »lo.ooii.
The tsiat was luiilt for tlie Huni
, bird Lumber Uompany for towing
' purismes on Pend d'Orcille lake, by
Peter \V. Johnson (»f <oeur d'Alene. !
Ttie wo rk of building lias tieen in
iin/gress xirce November 4, last, con-i
si»},-ruble time l*eing lost waiting for
At that time Mr.
n.acli.nery. etc
Joimson wax requested to build a boat
,^, wl to the demamis of the lumber
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; -»upatiy s service on Hie lake, »hieb .
' s strenuous to say tlie least,
i Another provision was that the boat ,
j should not draw to exceed seven feet ]
j of water. The DafSy was the result. !
| and the builder informs us she draws
j three Inches less than seven feet of
water. The verdict of everyone who
J has seen her is that she Is a ''Daisy"
! not only In name, but in fact, and lier
i builder. Mr. Johnson, may well feel
proud of tlie success of Ills undertak
ing. Slie will lx- a lasting credit to
his skill and a useful as well as a
graceful ornament to the majestic
Pend d'Oreille.
SmiMEKD TO HKAKT KAII.I HE
Well Known TtmlM-rman I'M..» Suddenly
Ovrr tli«< Brwt Divide.
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K Eru»»n, a tn li known and
! l M, pnlar llmlieritian of this locality,
Ulvd In u.wn early
inorniiiK fruin heart failure.
last Saturday
It, was
not generally known Dial lie was
t roubled wit it a weak heart and his
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sudden demise was a great shook to
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i his man» friends. According to r»'
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i ports he liad been dr tik ng »in te
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, heavily all day F r day, after witleli lie
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wem to sleep, and when next discoy*
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ered he was dead.
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His remains were taken in charge
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*>> local officers, and as t was mims
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, sible to locate I'oroner Barker, ann
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quest »»as held bv Judge Stelnleln
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Saturday. Hie jury rendered a ver
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I diet to tbs effect that Erlcson s death
was due to nat ural causes and not to
violence. The funeral took place Nun
j day at 2 o'clock p. in., the services l*c
ing conducted tty Bcv. J. « . iteed.
Deceased was a single man alkiut 40
i years of ttge. lie had no relatives in
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posed to have a iirother living sotne
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»vhere in I tregon and allot lier one at
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some point mille west. His parents
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are both living buck in Michigan.
None of his relatives could lie commit
ideated with in regard to arrange
ments for the funeral. Erieson came
to this locality many years ago, and
Imre a good reputation for honesty
and industry. He had many friends
and was probable Ills own worst one
|nv ||e leaves some property, prit ei
aMmilK w „ 1( . h is a h«.n,estead to
which lie recently received a govern
.patent. His relatives are being
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|)ripl)il | )iy 1(K>k ;iTler thf propcrl v jn .
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K»lllifiil K,-,ord of Ui» Werk'* I loi it Il I
tin* County Sou».
Ross Saunders Is clerking for Larsen
Bros.
A. A. Sage of Athol was doing Uusi
ness In town Tuesday.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J.
c. Koch died Tmirsriux
F. M. Peters has piirehavrt lot r> in
block K. located on Main street.
We see no reason why a cheese fae
tory should not tie a paying Invest ment
! here.
1 *"w n on personal business Wcdnes
day.
Ten of F.. i^. Stoddard's children
have the scarlet fever, hut none of
them are bedfast*
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I*. F. Mason of ('«inir d'Alene was
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H. M. Raynor and family moved to
( lark Fork Monday, where they will
; reside in the future.
F. K. Hire arrived herefrom Butte
Friday morning. • He lias a ranch on
I 'pper Ts in lakes.
J. M. Alexander and family left fur
their former home Tuesday in Oah
j k'edi. W is., to remain permanently.
Homer Blanchard returned from M. !
Joe 'I luiraday. He says Rathdrum
and vicinity is good enough for him. j
F. A. McCall of .Sandpoinl arrived]
here Monday and assumed ids duties
as a dcpi'tr in tlie recorder's office,
succeeding A. Cook.
Two Italians and t wo twars afforded
1 considerable
! younger element by giving an exhihi- I
Hon on our streets Wednesday.
amusement ffm the
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II. M. Ntontenburg lias erected a
dwelling on ids farm four miles south
of town and Harry Stnntenbiirg and ;
| wife have moved into tlie same.
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. General Sparks and Matilda Thomas
wpr( . IIiarrl „, at llle r( . gi dence of Mrs
IS. J.
Justice of tlie Peace Dyer.
Kastman Tuesday evening by
* b, ' Rat litsme Sisters will give a
Measurement social at K. of P. ball
! Thursday evening, June •'>. A cordial
Invitation is extended to all.
George Polar lias resigned his |M*i
tion as freight agent' and will devote
his time to farming.
Titos.
mon is acting temporary freight
agent. i
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. John JVavenport of Fairchild, WJs.,
a bmtK,. r of Mrs. Amelia Travis, ar
, riveyf f r ,„ n t »ie east Thursday and
] willf visit with his sister a few days,
! wlL. n jj C will gb to Oregon.
It/slni
Miss Carrie A. Holbrook gave a
Christian Endeavor leisure at tire
Presbyterian church Tuesday eve
ning, and despite the inclement
went her there was a fair attendance.
Commencement exercises of the
But hdrum school will be held at the
court boose Thursday evening. May
2t». The graduates are Minnie Pearl
Cook, Minnie Waddle and Roy E.
I tart o.
Decoration day program is bein
arranged. All the secret orders have
tuen invited to participate and have
promised to do so. lion. C. H. Mer
riam of Spokane has been secured to
deliver the oration. Everybody
should turn out and do honor to our
dead heroes.
The Sprague correspondent of Hie
Spokesman-Review says that William
J. Burrow, the pioneer of that section,
hits left there with his family for
Rathdrmn to reside.
Mr. Burrow,
who is known to the old timers of
that section as "il(Mid(M) Jiilly,
t ied on his farm one-lialf mile east of
set
Sprague in IHUT and for 3."» years had
watched tile growth of the town and
country. He was the lirst settler in
t hose parts and no early day history
of ilia! locality is complete without a
mention of
many years lie was engaged in the
sheep business, tait had lately been
raising cattle and Is reported as well
to do.
'llinidtHi Itlfly.
For
llfilie News Items.
Judge Bidwcll was In Ralhdruiu
this week oil legs ! business.
Visitors front Sandpoiut Monday
were Messrs, Fiats, Sweet, Murray and
Buchanan.
Matt Neison was hurt at the saw
mill une day tills week by a log rolling
against him.
Crescent lodge No. 23, A. O. F. V.,
will give an anniversary ball al I he
Highland house Mnv 2ii.
School district No. 13. In which
Hope is located, will elect one trustee
for a term of three years on June 2.
S. Hornlug Ixt» resigned as consta
blc of Hope precinct and Ike Walters
lias been appointed lo till tlie vacancy.
Ed Jcannot has returned from Par
adise iloi Springs greatly improved in
health. He reiKtrts Jerry Cavanaugh
as doing well.
Martha Huge lias returned from the
state normal at Lewlstoi to attend
her sick mother. .Miss Barbara will
remain at school until June i it.
Mr. Jenkins, manager of (lie N. I*,
hotel for t lie past nine years, lias gone
lo si. Paul to visit, with Ills parents.
F. C. Bex of Helena will have charge
of th* hotel during Mr. Jcnkin's ale
sen c.
Constable Walters arrested John
Fleming and IJernert Ferrell on
Tuesday for disturbing the peace.
Both pleaded guilty l>efore Justice
Bid well, who released Ferrell after lie
had promised to he go<*l. and gave
Fleming ;m (Jays ^ji the count \ jail.
1'rle-Nt Itlft'T I trni».
Mr. Pearson n' .Paul River is in
to » u.
.1 It. Blackburn Is here from Pull
man, Wash., visiting with old friends.
Misses < ),l»r a rid Carr are here from
Elmira visiting the Miss*s ( all.than.
Mrs. Kllis Martin of Sandpoiut is
here visiting lier rrothcritilaw, Will
Martin.
Jack Wills was in to*n Wednesday
fr'ot: the L'ote '•tar mine :»fi»*r hi»]>
plies,
Frank Ether. Sr., left Wednesday
f"r Montreal. Canada, to Itc gone all
summer.
Tlier • was no school in Mis* Macca
tx'e's room this week, owing to that
lady's « kriess.
I
The dance given by t be Glee club al
I Woodmen ball Saturday night was
largely attended.
; rnaur's farm one and a half miles be
A. W. Beck has rented Mrs. Ga
low town and lias moved on to the
saine.
A raft containing lx.istfi feet of lum
t*er. ted uiging to 'l -Girmis Bros, of
S.mdpotnt. was t»a<ilv wrecked Werl
nesday while running Aliatny falls.
A AnkIt* Diiukl» ium).
"At one lime l suffered from a se
ven-sprain of the ankle," says Geo.
K, Carey, editor of the Guide. Wash
ington, Va. "After using several
well recomuiendi-d medicines witliout
suctvNK, I tried t.liaiutM-rlam's i'uin
Balm and am pleased to sav tliat re
i lief came as tasm as I Is-gan its use
and a complete cure speedily followed,
This remedy has also been itsetl in my
family for frost bitten feet with^lte
h*«' n suits. 1 eheerfullv nnttauuend
î-H^un-.men? ' s!'.td
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