Personal Notices From Rathdrum Area This Week
Town notes report residents in town Sunday and various health updates. Parisian chocolates praised at Post & Saunders with local ads for fishing tackle, meats, hardware, and services. Mentions include Mrs Stewart Young convalescing, infants recovering from pneumonia, rheumatism recoveries, and local travel for work and social visits. Glasses found, secondhand mower offered, hypnotist show, summer moves to Twin Lakes, fishing and hunting supplies, and local classifieds for property, wall stock, and butchered meats.
Wanted Milch Cows and Stock Pasture Adverts
Business briefs list a dairy cow request by Gust Peters of Post Falls Idaho stock pasture contact Wm Fisch Garwood Idaho and Rathdrum Drug Co advertises Victor Talking machines and supplies with mentions of Lowney day candies at Rathdrum Drug Co and service notes for readers in Idaho communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathdrum Drug Co
Gust Peters
Post Falls
Ida
R.F.D
Lowney
Rathdrum Drug Co’s
Wm. Fisch
Garwood
Idaho
Victor Talking Machines
Rathdrum State Bank, Ltd
Rathdrum
State of Idaho
Oilcloth as Fuel in Greenland Tent Fire
A London Family Herald tale recalls Nansen era hardships on the Greenland Ice Cap. Oilcloth used as a cooking fire in a tent produced black smoke and leaks from a biscuit tin, but tea was made and snow melted outside next day. Soot covered faces, washing impractical, skin prone to cracking under sun and glare.
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Ice Cap
Greenland
Nansen
London Family Herald
Moon vine blooms open at dusk in fragrant bursts
A gardener notes the moon vine Ipo moea mexicana grandiflora grows quickly, with flowers four inches or more wide that open early evening and stay open until sunrise. It claims the vine can grow a foot daily, needs sun, ample fertilizer, and plenty of water, and suggests planting slightly low to aid water absorption while feeding every two to three weeks with fresh manure.
New Orleans Encounter Between Gentleman and Youth
An old Louisiana parish gentleman famed for decorum visits New Orleans and asks a passerby to guide him to the St Charles hotel. The youth answers that he may go but should not stay longer than half an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
New Oreans
St. Charles
Rathdrum notes upbeat 4th plans and local improvements
Local items report a new arc light at First and Mill, a rain storm Sunday, and bridge contract awarded to W. S. Gill and E. W. Cady. Concession applications for July grounds go to Frank O. Hill. Time cards rename Fish Lake to Sturgeon and Fir Grove to Twin Lakes. Athol loss to Rathdrum ball game 8 to 7. Pythian delegates return from Blackfoot. I O O F picnic postponed. Rathdrum band thanks W A C for strawberry festival funds. Sprinkling rules delayed to July due to ample water. Birch Hill berries rise in prominence with Hallman’s top quality supply.
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Fish Lake
Sturgeon
Fir Grove
Twin Lakes
Church Announcement For Lord's Supper Service
The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered next Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Persons desiring to unite with the church will be received. It is hoped every member may be present. Forget not the assembling of yourselves together as the manner of some is.
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Presbyterian Church
Births Reported in Rathdrum and Vicinity This Week
This week in Rathdrum and vicinity several births were recorded. June 19 a son to Mr. and Mrs. W S Gill. June 19 twins a son and daughter to Mr. and Mrs. F E Melcher at Twin Lakes. June 20 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Emer Hite. June 23 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. S E Beggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathdrum
W.S. Gill
F. E. Melcher
Twin Lakes
Emer Hite
S. E. Beggs
Camp Meeting Opens in Coeur d'Alene District this Week
The Methodist camp meeting for the Coeur d Alene district starts Thursday next with Rev. Andrew Warner as secretary. Tents will be set up early in the week and lit with electric lights to welcome attendees from across the district. The grounds in Browne's addition Block 5 are praised as ideal and the event runs until July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d’Alene
Andrew Warner
Browne
Lumpy Jaw Advice for Cattle and Orchard Returns
Rural New Yorker notes lumpy jaw in cattle stems from infectious fungus on forage not spreading between animals. Dissect loose bone, cauterize wounds, or sell to a canner herd if bone is involved. milk and meat remain safe if animal is in good condition. Paint lumps daily with iodine as they soften. Orchard economy urges removing poor trees and replanting despite initial cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
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Meriga
RAI
B. F. O'Neil
Wallace
Post & Saunders
Stewart Young
W. J. Ford
J.S. Woolery
C. E. Bobo
Anton Busk
Athol
Coeur d'Alene
R. C. Thompson
Harrison
Chase McCarty
Deering
Donald Papendick
Ione, Wash
R. L. Cole
Z. D. Trauger
Jim Gall
Hauser
Geo. W. Austine
Dott R. Adams
Beulah Klopf
Myrtle Danby
Howard Bradbury
McCormick
Garnett
Opera House
T. L. Quarles
Sandoviet
Mr. Quarles
Hale
Birch Hill
Havser Lake
Margaret Hallman
Selgloch's
J. A. Seigloch’s—Rathdrum Meat Company
Block J
Lown
H. Boger
Rathdrum Electric Company
First
Mill Streets
Spring Branch Creek
W. S. Gill
E. W. Cady
Frank O. Hill
Hauser Lake
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Grand Temple
Blackfoot
F. L. Farnsworth
Rathdrum State Band
W. A.C
C. J. Hallman
Resources
of Kootenai
Ss. I. R. E. Young
S. L. Farnsworth
Prop
Bathdrum
Bee Gaston & Son
Will Furnish
C -Baths
Pythian Sisters Grand Officers
Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters
Mrs. Rose
M. Bard
Wal
G. C
Louise Bainbridge
Twin Falls
Kate Dyer
G.J
Addie Kreig
Silver City
G. Mgr
Laura Edlin
Welser
G. M
Nellie Siggins
M. Eva Haho
Coeur d’ Alene
G. P
Sarah Tanner
Mounainhome
G. G
Parks
Culdesac
Spokane
Jenkins Institute
Col
D. P. Jenkins
Washington
Duan
District Court
Ned Williams
James Stevens
The
Panhandle Abstract Co., Ltd
Kootenai County
City Hall
D’alene
Msu Klopf’s Furniture
Phoenix
Gus R. Klopf
Mgr. Rathdrum
Undertaking
Henry Reiniger
Rathdrum Laundry
Jackson Loan and Trust CompAny
Ft. Worth, Texas
Jackson, Mississippi
Tribune
J. A. Heavner
Bernard
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