The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-03-12


The knights OF Pyti,ias organized I
new lodge 1t Post Fails, Thursday night
with about thirty charter members
eight old and twenty two new members
The boys provided good lunch which
all enjoyed.
p Flood while returning from Rath
drum Thursday, broke the seat Of the
buck board and was thrown out. The
horses went on and left Flood to walk
to town with badly bruised shoulder
and arm, which he now has In q sling.
Abont dozen couple OF Ceur d..
Alenes elite assembled at Graney'f
hall last Tuesday evening to pass a
farewell evening with A. Y. Crowell
and wife before their departure. All
enjoyed the evening but many were the
words Of regret uttered on account OF
Mr.. Crowell's departure.
II. II. Dryden brought S. c. Garten
Of iauser Junction to town last WedE.
esday, on q charge OF passing counter
felt coin. Garten had his examination
before L. 5. District Court Commits
sioner Hoffman Thursday but owing
TO insufficient evidence to convict he
was discharged.
Mrs. II. Mitchell, of Idaho Fails, state
organizer for the W. c. r. L., was in
the city during the week and delivered
several lectures at the Presbyterian
church and one at the post. Mrs. Mitch
ell goes from here to the towns in the
C9ar d'Alene mining country where
she will organize local unions.
J. +. Orbison formerly a merchant
OF this place but now of Moscow. WAS
in town Thursday shaking hands with
his many friends, also made the Press
call Mr. Orbison contemplates return
ing 10 Crur d'.ilene. lie says that
Moscow Is q good town but Cqur d.
Alene is the part tina. raises to the top
of the milk.
Mr.. johnson is preparing to engage
In the poultry business on an extensive
scale. lie will soon he ready for bust
ness with go hens as a starter. lie
ought 10 make q saccess Of ii as hen
fruit always commands a good price
and spring broileY we'll they are
always beyond the reach of an editors
pocket book.
Captain John F. Ryan, is negotiating
with the Japanese government, for rails.
ing the se.5p!ou In bullion lost by the
rapsizing Of small boat willie trans
fe,ring the bullion from the ship to the
shore, about four years ago. II success
fui Capt Ryan is TO receive one half Of
he bullion raised and $40 per day and
MI assistants he needs in case he fails.
5. Y. Osborn, II. Harrington and
I-ee George OF Osborn. and Mai. Woods
md Judge Gregory Of Wallace were
io~n, Tuesday 10 make final proof in
he Land Office TO the Osborn Town.
lite, consisting OF $40 acres. Osborn is |
making great effort for the county |
'eai, and from present appearances will |
make II READ interesting for Wallace.
In our wandering about town we |
'oticc quite a lot OF improvements |
yoing on, snch ~ needed repairs to
dwellings,, fences, sidewalks etc. The
Inc weather has induced the good PEG
Ne 20 commence gardening, preparing
awns, planting fruit-irees, and shrub
very. and generally identifying their
ZONES seems IA be- the order of the DAY
Nth our worthy citizens.
We feel justified in stating tina,
piing has come TO stay. \ hsrbing.r of
Pring typographical ,oaris, blew
nto the Press Office yesterday, fresh as
rose. and struck us for job-just
nongh work 10 tide over present diff
nl'ies and buy square meal, which In
he mystical language Of the Graf,
means two thumbs Of mountain due.
State Superintendent J. $. TIarroun
As designated wednesday. March q.
S the time for the organization OF a
tate Teachers Association and the
apitol building at Boise City as the
lace Of meeting. lie invites all teach.
RS especially, superintendent of graded
chools, county superintendent and all
theirs interested I'm the educational ad.
ancement Of the state TO I've present
nd participate in the proceedings.
Mel McCreary. a prosperous rancher
wing six miles north of the city enter
tined large number of his friends last
'ening by giving social dance at +,
hich C9ur d'Alene was well repre-
'nted. The dance and may waltz de,
GIFTED the temporary dwellers Of the
lcCrary domicile until almost dawn,
hen they returned to their homes
sighted with the very pleasant even. :
lg spent under his hcspitable roof.
The Dakotas and Minnesota expert
lced one of their old.time blizxards s
aring the week. The mercury fell d
fly degrees in few hours and In some S
stances dropped out of the bottom of |
lie tube. People lost their lives and c
uch damage was done to property:
ut you will never hear chirp froun a c
akota newspaper ON the subject for a