The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-05-21
FIT. SHERMAN CORRESPONDENCE
An Old Fashioned Fourth of July Cele.
bration. Newsy Notes Neatly
Written.

Written.
Discharge by purchase cannot be eff
: fected after man has served two wear.
+ and six months.
e The period of service to en,itle a mar
u to be classed AS veteran has been in
creased from ten to twelve years.
The teachers attending the institute
: at Ceur d'Alene, We're regular visitors
: TO the post during their stay to witness
dress parade and the march in review
Hereafter when an enlisted man is
discharged under the three year act or
under the veteran clause the period
during which they will be debarred
from again ealisting has been reduced
to two months.
C@ur dAlene Avenue from the east
entrance to the post to the bridge is
being graded SO as to make il level
from curb TO curb and when completed
VIII make great improvement in that
thoroughfare
Dress paradeS and band concerts are
of daily occurrence now, except on Sat
urdays and sundays; concerts take
place at 40 and dress parades at els
p. m. Quite number of people of
C9ur d Alene visit the post to witness
dress parades.
Such men as aspire to win foot races
on the Fourth, can be seen every even
ing getting the kinks" out of their legs
by exercising either on the lake front |
or along the river road. The wheelmen |
are also testing their machines for
speed, when they think they are not |
watched and have a smooth stretch of
road to let themselves out on.
Chaplain Macom5er and post school
teacher Metgrave, We're in attendance
at the Institute, which was in session
at CPur d'Alene the past week. Prof.
NetSrave was on the program with a
model class in third reader. from the
post school, consisting of Masters
Roper. Donovan, Eddie Neyotti. Jos. /.
sph Nevotti, Eddie McTammaney
Dean Hall, and the Misses Sweeue and
Annie Netf: none OF whom are over I
thirteen years of age. Ii is reported {
hat they received great praise for their
Inc Belmour-Gray company were so
veil pleased with the large and appre-
native audiences which gathered at the
lost hall on the occasion of th.ir an
'earance there last week. that. being {
nable to secure Concoriia Hall for q
thursday evening at Spokane, they de !
lued to return and give another Der. t
ormance, which was witnessed bv /
ven much larger audience than
'ther OF the two proceeding perform ?
nces drew. Hazel kirke was put on +
lie stage in an effective manner and
on hearty applause from very sym v
athletic audience. The singing of Mr., L
rmstrong was one of the main fea |
Tres OF all their attempts to please u
ne company can be assured Of hearty II
'"otAA" i''Al ''uI u -tIctlc ana Fort '"
herman at any time in the future they L
ay desire to return here.
The committee appointed TO arrange ;,
program for the Fourth OF July cele. =,
alton are sanguine Of success in what sh
ey nave undertaken. Their program in
oush not quite completed, gives eyi-
nee OF furnishing days sport that -
II linger IN the minds OF many as a dav r
ig to be remembered Officers and r.
IN are working to the-end that, Fort =.
erman will be credited with having 49,
served the day in genuine old fash. -
ed manner. The men are entering -
'rtiIy into the spirit of the affair and -,
, willing to do all that lies in their W
yer to make it a success from start to r.
Sh. The Minstrel company will give -.
on June 9Th. the entire =.
ceedS # which will 90 towards SUP
ing the prizes for the different
ntS. Contributions from officers and
n are coming in, in manner to indi. na
{ that there will be no lack of money in
ier for prizes Or for fireworks in the Lo
ming, sh,