The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-14
Oficers Of a. +. McReynolds no.t q

oh'criS VI ~. i. h1clseyn0ldS post q.
n. H., have been elected for the ensuing
term as follows: ii. Il. Myrirk, +. c.;
comrade Berry, 5. V.:John Lyon, ]. ";
9. D. Warner, surgeon: II. l.. Bancroft,
q NJ; John Frederick, o. d.; Edwin
Crockett, chaplain; John Hager, o. G..
II. l.. bancroft was elected delegate and
Edwin Crockett alternate to the state
encampment which meets at Lewiston
next June.
Tho appointment Of David +. Mason
as assignee for the Wiggett & Empey
Co. has been confirmed and his bond
approved by the court. lie win now
nave full charge Of the bushes In the
interest OF tho creditors and is well
qualified to I'll the important trust. As
temporary receiver, previous to his ap-
pointment as assignee, he conducted
the business and his reports to the court
were very satisfactory.
While a detail from one of the COM
panies at Fort Sherman was engaged IN
saving cord wood at the sawmill an ac-
cident occurred that, for a moment
placed the engineer in very dangerous
position. One of the crank pins broke.
and as the engineer reached for the
throttle to shut off tie stream, the CYL.
inder head blew out, breaking into sew
erai parts, and as the engineer was
within few feet of it at the time, his
escape from the flying pieces is
miraculous.
The Maccabees were very successful
with their bazaar at Rathdrum last
evening. The cake for the homejiest
man was awarded to Mr.. Brady and
gold watch to Miss Woddle as the most
popular young lady. The ladies' speak
IN high terms Of their reception by .he
Rathdrnm ladies who did everything
possible TO make the bazaar a success
The receipts of the evening were about
500 and the Maccabees feel very CRATE
fni TO the people of Rathdrum for their
liberal patronage.
\ number Of their friends gave Mr..
and Mrs. I. 7. Dickey very pleasant
surprise last Tuesday evening by inyat-
Ing their home on Sherman street. the
occasion being that Of their sixth wed.
ding anniversary. The evening passed
with vocal aud instrumental music and
light luncheon was served which The
invaders had taken with them. Among
those present were DIR. and Mrs. Sabin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul. Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs Norris.
The MacDougall & Southwick Co. CT
Seattle, advertise their Christmas goods
IN this issue of the Pass. This enter |
prising firm, having tested the value of
TINS paper rs an advertising medium.
are fully satisfied with the results and
enjoy liberal patronage from Ceur az
Alene. IL shows that n little judic:ous
advertising will take trade from the |
very doors Of less enterprising firms. |
The MacDougall & Southwick Co. are
up very satisfactory business
here, YET the firm was unknown to The |
people before their advertisement an
peared in the Press, still some Of cur
home merchants will see this trade |
slipping away from them because they |
don't believe advertising pays"
The concert given by Prof. J. NJ
Wood, the blind yiolinist. assisted by
Miss Rose Kellogg, in Sanders hall last |
evening, proved very entertaining. The
guitar solo, Monastery Bells laugh.
ng song, violin solos and bird imitation.
by tie professor made him popular
With the audience and were well worth
hearing. Miss Rose Kellogg is sweet
singer, the best that has appeared
before Cpur d'Alene audience for a
ong time aud it is alone worth the
Price OF admission 10 hear her sing.
Her voice is clear and melodious
lnd Site met with hearty reception.
Tie professor and Miss Kellogg will
dive concert at the post hall this
,vening with GLANCE Of program and
We bespeak for them crowded house,
They are certainly wei worth hearing.
1t is difficult TO predict the future
work in the magazine field No o.
would have conceived, ten years age,
hat thirty five cent magazine would
.ver contemplate the use Of the expcu.
i've photographic process in printinr.
But ten cent magazine has put in
arge and complete photographic plant
With the avowed purpose OF furnishing
certain amount of color work every
Month. The first result is the reproduc-
ion of a water color, drawn by Rossi
or the Cosmopolitan, and redrawn
pon stone 10y the Cosmopolitan litho.
raphic artists, and printed upon the
Cosmopolitan photographic presses.
York upon even more extended scale
; promised for the January number.
he Cosmopolitan and Press one year
or $40 TO cash in advance subscrib- !
rs.
When stately chryanthums are in their !
rime, Christmas thoughts are in the
ir: and the happy combination of both
, Demorest's Magazine for December
lakes ii an ideal Christmas number.
age after page OF handsome illustra- |
rations depict various phases of Christ.
las pleasures, and a timely article on
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