The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-01-05
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Last Tuesday evening the members
Of Ceur d'Aiene Lodge No. 81, /. 90.
!. installed their newly elected officers
for the ensuing term. Geo. Thomson,
acting as district deputy grand master,
selected his assistants. and. with J.. W.
johnson as grand marshal. proceeded
with the beautiful installation ccre-
monies rs laid down In the ritual OF
the order. The officers were installed
as follows: Theodore Rosen. T. G.: II.
n. Thsmke, y. G.: Joseph Garno. VIC;
A. Daoommun. II. $: y. J. Merriam.
T.. $: J. ". wig.e,,. Treas: Henry
Van Ei.an. Trustee. 4. l.. Thompson.
Warden; Ludwig Roper. Conductor:
Geo. Thomson. L. +. 10 n. c.: Henry
Van E,;an. l.. $. 10 y. c.: II Rasmus.
scn, !. C.; Charles Carlson, II. 5. to v.
C.: ]. II. Duncan, l.. 5. s.: Rev. 7. g.
Watson. Chaplain. A, the close Of the
ceremonies Rev. Watson was presented
with beautiful morocco bound vol
ume Of odd Fellowship. Its History
and Manual by the members Of the
lodge as slight token Of esteem. He
accepted the gi!; In few appropriate
ycmarks and heartily thanked the lodge
sor the mcmen,o.
After closing the lodge in due form
the members repaired 10 the Bancroft
house where they enjoyed banquet.
The menu was rcplc,c with good things
TO eat, consisting Of cold roast turkey.
cold boiled ham. cold boiled
tongue, salads. fruits, nuts and
other dclicacics. Landlord Bancroft
fully sustained his reputation As
caterer. Sergeant II +. Myrick acted
a. ,oas, master and flied the position
In a most graceful manner. Among
those prescn, as representatives OF the
other secret orders were James ii.
uarte for the X. T., Frank Bristow for
the Masons and Sergeant Major Davis
for the A.o.f. To give list Of toasss
and responses would require too much
.paee: bu, they were appropriate to the
occasion and added very much TO the
measures Of the evening, About thirty
were present, among them several from
Post Falls.
The lodge is in a very fourishing con
di,;on and added many new members
during the year 1924. trecently added
new pasaphernalia to Its property Tor
the comforting OF the degrees at cost
Of ssI, and is now one OF the bes'
equipped lodges in the state.
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy Is ram
ou. for It's cures OF bad colds. II open
the ,ccretions, relieves the lungs AM
aids nature in restoring the system 70
healthy condition. II freely used a
.oon "A the cold has been contracted
and before IL has become settled In III
sy.,em. /, greatly lessons the sever''
Of the attack and has often cured IN
single day what would have been
severe cold. For sale by A. L. Mile
druggist
Las, Saturday Capt. Sanburn receive
orders TO place the steamer kootena
-, condition for immediate service ana
force Of men were at work the first OF u
I we.t on the boat, Superintendent :"
bert came up Wednesday, and a'ter
] inspection concluded that the rep .,
I necessary to place her in good cond,t''
J ND consume 10 much time that
& .ou,d no, be put into good running
I der before the first of next month, g
Z seouep,ly all work was suspend
/ However, we understand that she v
Z he thoroughly repaired next sunni
, and made ready for service the ''"0
: ing winter,