The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-01-26
saIEps AND pSasosArs.


Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing a
specially at the PREss Office.
Sheriff Ryan was 9 visitor In town
last Saturday.
Foand-A pair OF blue glasses
Owner call at this Office.
Mn. Y. Williams Of Post Falls Is in
. critical condition from sickness.
johnson and sorensen are pushing
the work on the hull OF Capt. Lyons
new boat.
Nswberry IL dandy. lie can wreck
two banks and secure an army post all
In one year.
Ceur d'Alene lodge No. ~, I.O.O.F.
will confer the initiatory degree Tues
day evening.
William FAR and Stella Casey were
quietly married by Justice IIoskens, at
his home. last sunday.
The Knights Of Pythias and their
friends enjoyed pleasant social hop
II .. X. hall Thursday evening.
William Duncan and wife, Of Rosalia,
arrived Tuesday evening and are spend.
Ing few days with his parents.
&c. Scott, the well known barber,
has opened \ shop At the bancroft
house. His card appears in this issue.
Judge Hagan, after being eohfined TO
the house for several days with muscu-
lar rheumatism. was able 10 10 out last
Tuesday.
Father Becker left for Boise City
Thursday. consequently there will be
no sereyices ut the Catholic church TO.
morrow.
We advise persons owning lots at
Twiekenham. the proposed site for
spokane's military post, TO hold out for
good prices
The nickel social ut the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening. was largely
attended and quite = success both
socially and financially.
Al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Farr
Wednesday evening. = number Of young
people spent few hoan very pleasant
~ In social enjoymentx.
J. !. shsilis left for Pennington,
Wash. yesterday TO remain . few days
with his sou Ira, who holds lucrative
position there NJ station agent for the
\. 4.
The c1ur d'Aiene Mil Co. has q
contract for the erection Of = neat cot
sAgc for frvd A. shaiiis. What does
this mean. Fred; are you determined ta
become n bioa,ed real estate owner. Of
II there something else In the windy
Naomi Lodge, Daughters Of lsebekah
installed the following officers lasi
Saturday evening: Hattie !. smith
n. L.; Mrs. n. J. Merriam. v. g.: Mn
Amelia Thomson. Treas; y. J. Merri
am, Sec: +. ". johnson, Warden; J
Garno. Conductor: Mr.. Carlson. ]. q.
=. Adiesb~rs. q. C. Ella wiggett, X. $
\. e.: Geo. Thomson. l.. 5. V. g.. Iser
tic Jellum. II. $. V. g.: 4. Ducommon
LIS. VIC.
The Hops Examiner says that bi
wreck Was narrowly arert~d last saiuI
day nigh, In cue Of the cuts west G
town. Mr. Pagan was coming alon
tho track to Hope from his Pack rive
ranch . little after dark. and a III
weather Vas rather foggy he KEEP, a
eye ou, for fright No. ~. cas-, -bcunt
. then nearly due On rounding curs
. In the big cut he came upon = Lara
stone which had become detached frol
! the mountain side and rolled down "a
on the track. Finding himself unab
10 remove u. and realizing that he mu
4 &C, quickly. Eagan turned and ran
, full speed toward the long trcsile In Q
der 10 in,ccrpt the freight The hea
| High, Of the locomotive came into vie
before he had gone very far. and taki'
of bis coat be elevated II on sill
and waved II 10 and fro. II vi
J. quite dark aud the engineer did u
see the signal until The train was
mos, upon Mr.. Pagan. The lass
" jumped assdc, yelling stop err Al
N vas sccn and heard jus, in time
" bring the heavy train TO safe halt,
Ne required the united efforts Of Thu
DC men 10 roll the obstruction from I
az track. and everybody iel, thankful u
ne a bad wreck. and possibly fatal &C
10 dent, had been avcrtcd 10y Mr.. Eaga
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