The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

"wednesday Of next week. The
Idaho siercantils 20.
Father I'urcell returned Friday Of
last week from an extended trip thronei,
ti'e northern part Of the county and
western Montana, where he spent two
weeks looking after church Affairs.
Aias Anna Donovan. > sister OF John
Donovan. was elected superintendent
o. schools Of Paloalto county, Iowa. At
The recent Alectiaa. She Is a Young
lsdy OF high educational qualification.
This once Is prepared to print state.
ncnts OF account for nse In the patent
illss with which our merchants were
supplied By = travelling salesman.
when 10 need u thess statements give
" call.
The KnigAts Of Pythias gave the
INST Of ssries Of monthly social ses-
saons Thursday evening. Dancing.
cards. games and Rotations we're In
obliged In to The eutire satisfaction OF
those present.
Two prizes will be given the best
sustained characters ct the Maccabee
masquerade bail 70 take place 1t the
opera house Thanksgiving evening.
Doom open at 9 o'clock. supper viii
be served at the Inn.
All members of C9uf d'Aiene lodge
No. y, ]. o. o. r.. are requested 10 meet
at the lodge room tomorrow At 2 O'Clock
p. m. 70 psepare Ger working the init
iatioEy degree on three candidates the
following Tuesday evening.
| v. N. AFbuekie, Z. w. Scott and Ole
Frye. OF st. Paul. arrived here wednes-
day and win make this part OF the
country their home. They have taken
Q contract to deliver 900 cords Of wood
70 J. W. wiggett on his post contract.
/ J. II. MeKiebea, Publisher Of the
senator. . bright and neatly printed
Pythian ioaxnai. published at Portland
Oregon. viaitad the K. p. lodge Thur
day evening The Senator Il The Of.
hciai organ Of Idaho. Washington and
Oregon.
Why is Il that C. II. Clayton, the
town treasurer. % 10 bitterly opposed "a
the passing Of an ordinance defining
bis duties and requiring him 70 pay
warrants In their regular order? We
shall explain the matter fully In ouI
/, next Issue.
A glove contest between Max Fox Of
Spokane and Geo. Douglass. fol
tie leaib@weiglit cham plonship Of
wsshingtOn. took place II the Owl
hall Tharsdsy eEenIng. In the tenth
round Douglass Was knocked out and
Fox declared the winner.
1 J. Harvey Harris is back from the
Pierce City mining district. lie spent
The summer there looking AFTER his In
lerests and aays The camp ls 10 = pros
porous condition. lie 10 interested Ia
18th quartz asd placer claims. lie vii
remain here during The winter.
The new tie mill steamed up las
Monday for the iint time. Thursday
the machIaeEy was tested BY saving .
number Of cross ties aud was found q
be In perfect running order. The start
ing Of this industry 10 due 70 the enter
Prise Of ". u. Mcfarland and Chas
kAlanquiH.
We are prepared 10 receive wood OF
subscription and those Who have prom
ised the payment 10 this manner vii
please deliver The same at their earlies
coavenlence. boat be afraid Of over
stocking us. Il takes = pile OF wood 4
keep rs going. especially when Tn
-devIl' acts ~ fireman.
The annual meeting Of the fTateEuit!
Building Association directors tool
place al J. n. IIaFtss ONCE MOOda!
evening. v. W. Sander. J. II. Harts
, ". n. Roberts, Geo. Thomson and c
II. Clayton we're elected directoEs 70
the ensuing yeas. V. W. Sander va
elected president and J. II. HaTte &C
! Rotary and treasures.
The BACK fruit farm operated By II
. s. and Frank Back. Guilt fruit drye
. this season. After drying : 800 pound
Of pruna they concluded that III
, machine could be put to other usea an
are nov engaged In evnporating pota
toes fOr market for which they receiv
from fftsen 10 twenty cents = pount
This Ia enterprise that might be pront
, ably initiated BY Othen
In our issue Of Oct. 80 appeared a
item stating that Capt J. n. Dagge'
had gone 70 the Klondlke and paid hi
Indian packers OF In coafederai
. money. by letter from Seattle v
/ leasu that the story is untrue. n
Darrest 10 in that city at work and e1
meta TO remain there until spring. III
!. pass had no intention Of doing u
captain an injury and We are pleAseo
4 make the correction.
!. Aunt Della, the old cOlored lady VII
has been q well known character heI
!. from the beginning Of the town,
= about 10 pass 70 the unknown wor'
= Her are d uncertain, but she once IL
formed "a that she was very old w
, man when the war broke out r.
|, v.au sluc has lived alone In . sma
i house In Chinese alley, her only cor
UapIon being hairless Mexican dog.
y r., .nr,ns Cha. Caldwell procure