Kootenai County Republican., May 23, 1902, Image 3

About Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903

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COUNT* NEWS
KOOTENAI
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Jack Sullivan last week sold his
ranch near Bonners Ferry to Chas.tr.
Reeder of Spokane, the consideration
being $1,000.
The Runners Ferry school closes to
day and the exercises will be held in
1. O. O. F. hail this evening.
the new
On tost Friday Callahan & Bogle's
log boom near the mouth of the Koo
tenai river broke, letting out some
»00,000 feet of logs in the Kootenai
lake.
W. E. Grant and Miss Merle Wheel
er of Harrison were married in Spo
kane tost week. They will make their
future home at Harrison.
J. E. Gibbs, assistant N. P. agent
at Coeur d'Alene, last Thursday eve
discovered a burglar in the
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freight room of the depot,
covered the culprit with a revolver
until his wife could bring the marshal.
The burglar was locked up in the city
jail, hut made his escape during the
night
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The order received from the general
land office recently, opening to entry
the land embraced in the Harrison
townsite, has been countermanded
and the people who bad been hopeful
of securing title to their property at
an early date are very much dissat is
fied. The Searchlight continuously
hints at "ç rooked" work by some one.
Theslaute board of land commission
ers are advertising the sale on May .11,
at Moscow, of all the timber on lands
belonging to the state in townships 38,
40 and 41 north, range 1 east: town
ships 39 and 40 north, range 1 west,
and townships 40 and 41 north, range
2 west. The timber in this body,
which is reported to be heavy and
of tine quality, will be sold in one
body. It has been appraised by t lie
state at $1.00 per thousand for white
and 75 cents for yellow pine. This
timber is all located in Latah county.
The Kootenai Herald says that C.
A. Foresman of Lewiston, deputy U.
8. marshal, was at Bonners Ferry last
week with subpoenas for witnesses to
appear before the federal grand jury
In session at Moscow to testify in re
lation to an alleged case of illegal tim
ber cutting by Callahan & Bogle, the
alleged offense having been committed
on Deep Creek some two years ago.
G. R. Gray, A. J. Kent, A. Hawthorn,
J. O'Conner and Special Agent Swartz
were the witnesses suhpoenied. They
appeared at Moscow, returning Wed
' nesday, but the result of the investi
r gation is not yet known.
Sunday morning, while engaged at
work in his place, Charles Andrews of
St. Maries met with a serious injury
by the accidental discharge of an au
tomatic 38-calibre Cults revolver. He
was driving a screw into t he floor and
was carrying the weapon strapped
about him. In the .-i<t of stooping
over the weight of tlie handle caused
I the weapon to fall to the floor and dis
charge itself. The bullet entered his
body just above the heart, ranged up
ward and came out at the collar bone,
splintering the shoulder blade and in
flietinga terrible flesh wound aboutI
eight inches in length, says the Cour
1er. Had the ball taken a course a
slight fraction to the right it would
have severed the jugular vein and per
haps have caused instant death. Dr.
C. E. Wilber dressed the wound and
the patient is slowing improving.
A special from Rathd nu» under
date of May 19, says that Judge May
hew today rendered a decision sus
taining the appeal against the reduc
tion of salaries of county officers as
fixed by the county commissioners at
their last regular meeting a few weeks
ago. The appeal was brought by W.
R. McFarland of Coeur d'Alene on t he
ground that Kootenai is v county of
the first class and that a reduction in
salary of the county auditor to $1.5oo.
a similar reduction on the sheriff and
cutting the probate judge's
from *L.2no to $8oo made the
ation of the officials too small for the
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serv ce required by the county. The
lestilt of the decision restores the old
salaries and annuls the action of the
cutting salaries.
salary
re mu nor
'omnussioners in
It is the general impreüslon that the
commissioners will take an appeal.
Edward Rigney of Bonners Ferry
as gent to Rathdruni Saturday to ta'
examined by the probate judge
charge of insanity, says the Herald.
Rigney was employed by the Great
Northern about two years ago as a
Pumper, and was at one time employed
at Bonners Kerry. He had i»-en in
Itonners Ferry about a week, but his!
whereabouts since leaving there two
He had been
on a
years ago are unknown,
hanging around the d qvit acting very
strangely and each day seemed t«> add
lo his mental derangement, until on
I riday his actions
ing taken into custody.
warranted his fte
He w js ar
ested by Constable Kent and the fol-!
Rowing morning Commissioner Bush
ite.i a charge of insanity and Justice
5'ChUaghan ordered him taken to
tathdrum for examination. Mr. Kent
ceompanying him. The unfor-1
unate man seemed to be afflicted
rith no special mania, but his glassy
tare and queer actions plainly j n
ated.a lost mind. While waiting
j the train at Sandpoint on the way to
I Rathdrum. the crazy man became un
j manageable and Constable Kent had
1,1 employ the handcuffs. He imajt- j
ined that he was being pursued hy the
officers for committing a murder, and
kept repeating tltat lie had not
"killed the man."
IS BRADY CHIl.OKKVS GIARDIAN
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I<>»» Cour« That Frank Pine Hun
That Kight.
A telegram from Keswiek. Iowa, re
ceived at Rut lid rum Tuesday, states
that the (list riet court there has de
cided that Frank Bine is the legal
guardian of the late J. C. Bradv 's
children so
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Judge Brady was fatally shot by a
madman in Ids office at itathdrum
lest year and was taken to Spokane,
While in the hospital there his two
, ... . ,, ; a
ehildreii were sent to him and
baptized in the Catholic faith. At
the request of Judge llrudy Father
1'urcell was appointed guardian to the *
children, to which Frank Bine, their
uncle, objected, claiming that it had
been agreed that they should be
brought up in tlm faith of the mot her
who was a Methodist. The matter
was finally taken into court at Rat h
drum and while under consideration
Fine took the children and started
east, lie was arrested and brought
back, but later succeeded in getting
the children away and took them to
Iowa, where they now are. The
Idaho court decided t fiat lie was entit
led to the custody of the children and
his rights of guardianship appear to
have been confirmed by the Iowa
court.
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HKS. MAKY GKKGOYIt'II
Of I'hilipHliurg, Montana, Toll* How Mw
Wan I'iipwI of OmnirtifT.
Mrs. Mary Gregovieh of Philips
burg, Montana, under date of Nov. 20,
1899, writes: "1 had typhoid fever
this summer, consequently was losing
my hair terribly and my head in places
was perfectly bald. Nelirn's llerpi
cide had just come into use in 1 *uil
ipsburg, and the doctor strongly rec
ommended it to me. Alter three or
four applications my hair stopped fall
ing out and is coming in again quite'
thick. 1 used to he troubled greatly
with dandruff, of vv lisch I am now
quite cured." Kill the dandurff germ
with Ilerpicide.
Idaho l'oKtoftt('«'H ami IViiNionn.
Washington, May 22. The following
changes in postmasters and postoffices
and star service have made in
Idaho:
Changes in fourth class postmasters:
Plano. I remont county, A. li. Porter,
vice 11. J. Lucas, resigned: Dunnigan,
Boise county, H. E. Ownsby, vice John
llorenberger, resigned.
Postmasters commissioned: Not
money order office. Annie C. N. Lil
jenquist. Vernon: Thomas II.
Cavendish; Elizabeth II. Evans, Sa
maria; John T. Rigby, Bern.
Star service changes: Mountain
home to Oreana. From May 31. 1 po 2.
Omit Castle Rock disc. No change in I
distance.
Postofllce site changed: Indian
Valley, Washington county, one and
one-half miles south on 7< 1.333,
Powell,
Weippe, Shoshone county, south on
70,232—399.
The following pensions have been
granted:
1 Original: Alfred Odle. Osburn, $lo;
Samuel 11. Harris, Nampa. $0: Wil
liam W. Foss, Payette, $ti: Coustan
ti ne G. (ïletin, Boise, $*. Spanish
war) Fred B. Somers, St. Anthony.
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Payette.
$tiu
Increase, restoration, reissue, etc.:
Eugene B. Doratliy, Bayedte, $s : t;.
W. Dorathy, Bavette, *: George W.
; Shull. Caldwell. $s: Madismi M. >no".
Moscow. $8; Eli Coder. llarpsBd - .
Franklin It. Delaney,
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Even tliat greatest of all jewels, health,
; if> , lf „. n ruinocl in Ule slr ,, iU ous cf
| , Torts Ul;lkt . or S;1V ,. Uu .
WoiiM*ii »ml
Jewels, candy, flowers, man this is
tlu' order of a woman's preferences.
Jewels form a magnet of mighty
power to the average woman.
money to
if a woman w ill risk i
purchase them,
her heall h to get a.coveted gem, then
let her foriify herself against the in- ]
siduons coiis. qiie!e-fs of coughs, colds
and bronchial a tie,
i laii use of Dr. iJosches's German Syr
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upj it will promptly arrest wmsutnp-l
) tioa in its early stages and le al tic
j affected lungs acte bronchial t iD '
! and drive the dread disease from tin
system. It is not a cure-all, but it is I
I a certain cure for coughs, colds and all j
bronchial troubles. You ran get Dr. (
6. Greenh reliable remedies at
Foss'drug store.
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(iet ««reen's .Special Almanac.
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—'The appoint- |
clerk !
Boise. Idaho, May :
I ment of John Longfellow, lib
>n the office of the land eommissio
be privat- secretary to Om/res.^^
j man Glenn, has stirr-d up oonsi(kra«^
' hle filing lvetween the two wing^jo*
} th " democratic party. Longf'dJiwJ^
1(?ft here a month ag". ostensibly f t<I
! v ' s ' 1 1*' 8 mother in Colorado, but if
I he did not tarry in the silver
di-Utatc, but hastened to Washington to
for]accept the proffered secretaryship, i
This appointment was not relished in j
certain quarters, and the friction w. s
not diminished by the ippniutment of
j A. Kitnsev of Sh .shone to tak Mr. !
Longfellow's place in the office or the
land board.
A Very Kuiuu) wuhlc l,< i
rtl.y.
"11 is with n good deal of pic
and satisfaction that !
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recommend -
Cholera and
says Druggist #
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Chamberlain's
I fiarilioea Remedy."
A. \V. Swat« lie of Hartfuid,
" A lady enst..mer, ;
Colic,
exposed for sale on mj show c.i- moI
to me: "1 really believe Unit medi
cine saved my life the past
's Git- slivno.' and she i ■ i:nf
so enthusiast ic ov^r its merits Hut I
once made up my mind to re<.m
a mend it in the future,
geidieman cam • into my si «uv so
overcome with colic pains t at he y
!•' » "T*' ,* F'Y Li
; a dose ol litis remedy which helped t à
him. 1 repeated the y,, S; . and ml. "
minutes he lelt my store smilingly in- !
forming me that he lelt
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Neu spaper.
Idaho, Mav 22.
Avalanche by t he j .
' I di nmcrats lias at last been cunsum- j
Among those Interested ini'
the deal are John F. Fugent. John j
Tii re are
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report, J. II. Hawley and Gov.)
ernor Hunt being among them. Thes,
are represented by Ellis E. Rebee. win.
will have charge of the paper. It is!
said Mr. Be bee was at om time private)
secretary to Charles A. Towne.
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purchase of the
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Connors and K. Ballard,
several Boise 'men interested,
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A cough is not a disease but a symp-l
torn. Consumption and bronchitis.)
which are the most dangerous and
filial diseses. have for thi-ir first indi
cation a persistent cough, and it prop,
erly treated as soon as this cough ap
pears are easily cured. ( 'lininberlainV
Cotigh Remedy has proven wonderful- i
ly successful and gained its vvid - repu- j
tation and extensive sale by its sue- j
cesses in curing the diseases which)
cause cough ing. it ii is Hoi belleti- I
eial it "ill not cost you a cent,
sale bv C. R. Foss.
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Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Yar
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The very latest cre
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Playing < 'aids. Tally
Cards. Etc.
Paper Faste n >■ r s.
I n k s t a mis, stand
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and Mem
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age, and everything
for 1 he offi-'f. ii bra i y
and school room.
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Your choice of these jj
two styles, equal to any ij
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Baths, 35 Cents.
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Has been the guiding star which will continue to direct our methods, and nothing will be left
undone on our part to satisfy our customers. As a guarantee of our good faith wit a you, we
quote you the foHowing low prices ;
Best Amoskeag Teazle Down Outings were 13 12, now 10 cents,
flood Quality Bleached Muslin, soft finish, only 10 cents.
Pretty Flannelette for Waist and Wrapper, always 15. now 12 1 -2 cents.
Cashmere, Red, Blue and Black, double width, per yard only 50 cents.
Ginghams, Dimities and India Linens for Summer Dresses. 10 cents.
Ladies' Vests for Summer, short sleeves, well made, 15 two.for 25 cents.
Ladies' Hose, Guaranteed Fast Black, 15, 20, 25 and .30 cents.
Children's Hose, all sizes, double knee, heel and toe, 15 cents a pair.
Ladies' Knit Drawers, knee length, lace trimmed, .30 and 40 cents.
Corsets, just the thing for Summer, for ONLY THIRTY CENTS.
A Corset of better grade at 50 cents, and still a better one for 75 cents.
Ladies' Wrappers, all sizes and colors, $1.00, SI.25 and $1.50.
Blue Shoes for the Little Folks. Come and see them.
Ladies' Shoes from SI.75 up to $4.00. Children's also.
Just the thing for hot weather are our Straw Hats.
Boys' Straw and Linen Hats, from 15 cents up. Men's Straw and Linen Hats,
from 25 cents up. Men's Golf Straw Hats, the Latest, 60 t ents.
We got a bargain in a Job Lot of 20 dozen Men's Ribbed Underwear, and that enables us to
give you a regular SEVENTY-FIVE CENT GARMENT for FIFTY CENTS.
At same time we bought another Job Lot of Good Woolen Underwear. We can sell you these
at $1.00, regular price $1.25. We also have Men's Working Shirts at .30 cents up ; Men's
Working Gloves at 55 cents up; Driving Shoes at $.3.65 and up: Dancing Shoes al $2.00 and
up; Men's Common Shoes at $1.50 and up. Tents and Wagon Covers at Bottom Prices.
We have too many Good Things in our Grocery Department to mention all of them. Try
our 25 cent Butter. Our TEAS and COFFEES are among the BEST.
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It you desir - fo come into possession of a
Imme in Sandpoint do not delay investiga
tion of th<* most excellent opportmill iesof
fi-i-'d to secure one at the present low prices
and e s> terms of payment. These prices
and terms will not continue indefinitely.
Now is lie lime to sei uro a good residence
local ion or a suitable site for business pur
poses. but (lie desirable luls are going fast
and you can not afford to delay act Ion In l ho
n atter. It Is vv. ll worth your time to in
vestigate. For part tetilurs enquire of
L D. fARMSN, - Sandpoint, Idaho.
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