The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-04-02
Fl. SHERMAN CORRESPONDENT
Newsy Badge. From the Boy. in Rlu,,

Newsy Enagst From the Bcys in Bla..
Private Porter, company u, has been
transferred to the band.
Corporal Joseph strobel has been pr
NOTED to Sergeant and Private John =.
Seton TO Corporal, in company +.
Fourth infantry.
Sergeant Straiil, company d, has been
| relieved from duty AS Canteen steward
and Sergeant Quinlan. the genial p. IL
he's been detailed in bis place.
A number Of members of the bicycle
club have received suits from New
York and the riders now present neat
and natty appearance ON their wheels.
recruits will net hereafter be enlisted
under u years Of age, except in case of
boys between the age of i6 and IL wears.
who viii only be enlisted as musicians
or to learn music.
Post commanders cannot grant fur
lougls TO soldiers for three or four
months, upon re-enlistment, as hereto
fore. 4 general order from the war
department prohibits if.
Rev. Herman Page was a visitor at
the post during the week. calling upon
members Of the Episcopal church and
looking up boys for his choir. Rev.
Page and his wife are very popular
especially with the children.
Battilion inspection, review and
muster, was held here, March 3Ist. for
tAe first tine under the new tactics.
TIE troops marched in review in quick
and double time. The latter made some
OF the heavy weights hustle fo7> breath
before the review was completed.
The J. a. Garfield Garrison, R.A.&
y. L. has now a membership of Iaa
The meetings are very pleasant and are
beginning 10 be looked forward to
with pleasure. Applications are stIg
coming in for membership. 4 garrison
Is soon 20 be established in Spokane.
Prirates Z. Y. Jellam, company III.
and William Scott. company 4. have
been discharged under the veteran act.
Jelium, who is well and favorably
known to many people in Coeur d -Aleae.
intends 10 try farming, he having taken
upa claim on the reservation about
fire miles down the river.
On Tuesday evening last. the mem
bers OF the Francis Z. Willard Lodge,
/. o. q. t. gathered at the post hall and
had very pleasant and scciable time
until the early hours of morning.
Those who were present say tie mem
bers were interchangeable in their effort.
to make the occasion pleasant one.
Old man Geek, of C troop, who is
camped on the other side of the lake.
VAS cut hunting one day last week and
found young bear lodged in the forks
Of tree. The poor creature was near
II starved. Geek aud companion
carried it to camp and fed it with a
spoon for two days, but despite their
Kind e:.orts Brs,in turned up his tees.
The Minstrel company's programme
is completed and the date for the next
entertainment Sc: for April 18th. The
managers are positive that the program
rs arranged Will lie the best tina; has
been witnessed on tie pcs; hall stage.
The costumes are all new. tie latest
songs and music have been secured.
and tac stage properties are numerous
and original. Tie program will consist
Of a frs. part in u!nstTc,Sy with an
effective and original finale. New and
novel feats win lie performed on the
slack wire: Clark and Ford viii dance
a double clog. Three sketches, The
Electric Cure Tragedy of the Wood
en- Spoon" and 'Gsmbyinus~ will be-
produced with all the necessary stage
accessories. The Highland Fling viii
be danced in costume. Wood aud
Dobriner viii appear in new and popu-
lar character skc;chcs. Prof. Neyotti
and musician Tlos. Norris have kindly
volunteered 10 render a cornct duet
with fail orchestra accompaniment.
The regimeD'a, string band viii furnish
orchestral music during the entertain
ment and d@2c2 music from the close
of the performance until \. u. The
company have been put to IN expense
Of over SH3o3 10 produce the coming
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