The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-01-05
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DIR. John Sabin 10 still confined to the
house with rheumatism.
Judge Holleman is spending q few
days in Walla Walla, Wash.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing .
speciality at the PRESS Office.
The ringing Of the fire bell at the
dead hour OF night is too serious joke
70 be funny.
Joe. Bledsoe, Of Fort Sherman, left
for Peoria. ILL.,, Thursday morning on q
four months furlongh. He will visit
friends and relatives.
Attorney Hoffman aud two other
gentleman came over from Kathdrum
yesterday In double seated sleigh.
They were four hours making the trip.
The land Office property has changed
hands. The property consists of lots
aud 0, block + and is decided by C. Il.
King to John IIager, consideration
81 $50.
J. Rand Sanburn is attending q meet
ing of the state wagon road commits
sioners at Boise City. From there he
will 60 TO California where he expects
TO remain until spring.
Mrs. Sabin is organizing another class
in painting. All who wish to take les
sons under her instruction should make
application at once. Call at her resi-
dence or studio for terms and other
information.
you wish TO subscribe for any of
the leading newspapers, magazines or
technical journals, either domestic OF
foreign call at this Office. We can
save you money. Our agency includes
all publications.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres.
byterian chrucb. will meet with Mrs
Bancroft next Tuesday at 3 o'clock p
m. A general attendance Of the mem
bers is important. as it desired to cleo
officers for the ensuing year.
Conductor Hale and wife are resident
of C9ur d'Alene for the winter. havint
moved here from Spokane after tn
change Of time on the branch whicl
made it necessary for the crew to re
main here over night.
As We came down town yesterda
morning we found Capt. Sanburn Wig
orously operating a snow shovel an
humming that beautiful hymn, Il m
ready TO go to that place where the
don't shovel snow"
Last week our weather prophet sal
there were no storms due next week
only clear, cold weather" Since the
he has shut up shop and gone out q
business. When last heard from
was in Spokane looking for q priz
package Of weather.
Some time ago Mr.. Simon Goldbaur
of San Louis Rey. Cal, was trouble
with lame back and rheumatism. ii
used Chamberlains Pain Balm and
prompt cure was effected. lie says
has since advised many OF his friend
TO try II and all who have done SO ha,
spoken highly Of it. 1t is for sale B
A. l.. Miller, druggist.
Some individual without the fear I
God or man in his heart sounded II
fire alarm New Years night by RAP
ringing OF the bell. This Is practit
that should not be permitted at ar
time and the guilty parties should r
ccive the full extent OF the law IL di
covered. Had a Gre broken out at al
time during the night after the fall
alarm very few people would have I
sponded.
Several young people watched q
old year ont and the new year In at U
home OF Mr.. and Mrs II. ID. Allie
Among those present were Paris Re
shaw, Edward Alkirc, Allen Nesb'
and Ward Allen, Misses Stella a
Grace Bethel, Maud Palmeter and HI
tie Dittemore. The evening pass
very pleasantly and the members
the party enjoyed light luncheon
fore breaking up.
Last Sunday while Rev. T. G. Watts
and wife were attending to their
ligious duties at the Presbyterian chur
a tramp or some other carnivoro
animal Was enjoying feast OF G.
turkey at their residence. The intru'
effected an entrance by breaking a p'
el out Of the back door which enab
him to reach in and slide the bolt.
made a thorough search Of the hou
but only succeeded in finding about {
dollar in money. ate up the turkey
departed in peace.
Kootenai Lodge No. "a, A. F. and
NJ, has elected the following officers
the ensuing year: Worshipful Mast
Frank Bristow: Senior Warden,
Roper; Junior Warden, d. +. Mas
Secretary, p. W. Coulter; Treasurer
10. Richie; Senior Deacon, ]. ]. Ha
Junior Deacon, J. ID. Hill; Senior st
ard, l.. p. Metgrave; Junior Stew
IL. b. Morris; Tyler, John Z. Dali
Organist, Robt. White. The oftit
will be installed next Friday even
after which the members will enjo
banquet.
General James A. Garfield CARR
No. ~, Regular Army and Navy I'm
L. S. A., elected the following offi'
for the year 1925, at a regular meet
ha,a on December 81, 1894, viz: G