The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15


J. w. Edwards, VI spokane. well
kiaown 10 mAny p'ople OF C0rur d.
Alrnr. las r-ot.iy-d letter from Nome
stating that tie claim adjoining one
which he owns IL n bonanza. Having
bren opened up since he left the north,
II is producing ah average OF eig in gold
10 the pau. II his claim pans cut In
The same way. Mr. Edwards viii realize
u fOrtane from, hts venture.
Joha and Fred Empry were in town
the inst OF the ae-k looking Al.er basi.
DeAs matters. Fred Is ole VI the lead
ing baslneaS urn ot liosSiand. Has
business room Is 60xllO feet, he nlpiols
thirteen people. spelids $40 month
for advertising. and dots y suslnesS OF
Sl5.UO1 -ach month. liis Gear d AieBe
Trends arr PLEASED 10 know Of his sue
crSs Ia the BRUSH Columbia city. lie
says thai has 6ig trade is largely due TO
a liberal amount si~aI ia advertising
james q. Brooks and family. OF near
Post Fails. left "Wednesday foe Bakers
tSrld, Cal, where Mr. brooks will engage
ia the oil business. They Hill spend
tao wetSs visiting friends la San Fran
cisco. before reaching their new home.
The PoSt Fails Maccabees, of which he
10 mrmber, gave them y farewell ban
Qart and RECEPTION last Saturday even
ing which is said to have bren Que Of the
most pleasant social events OF the s-asols.
After tie banquet the people enjoyed
themselves with whist, euler aud other
games
Among the tens Of thousands who
have used Chamberlain's Cough Rrm-
edy Tor colds and Ia grippe during the
past irw years, 10 our knowledge, not a
single case has resulted In pneumonia.
Thus. Whitesield & Co, 2t0 Wabash
avenue, Chicago, one OF the most prom
inrnt rr,ail druggists in that city, in
speaking Of this, says: we recon-
mrud Chambrrlain's Congh Remedy for
Ia grippe Ia many cases. Ms 1t not only
gives prompt aud complete recovery,
but also couneracts any tendency OF In
grippe to result In pneumonia. For
sale by any druggist.
At ST. Thomas Catholic church,
Christmas viii be observed with special
solpmity. A choir under the direction
Of Mrs. James Graham will render the
musical program at midnight mass;
"Adrsir FidelrS, choir; k,rie," chorus;
oGertory, Christmas Hymn" Nrs.
Sc.llou: GLORIA" chorus: bass sVlo
"Prupler MagrRm," Is, run Renshaw;
"Cr-do. " chorus: EFT lhcamatus Est"
Mrs Scallou, Miss Healy. Miss Jrlium,
Tom Weston; bass s"lO 'CrucDdxuS."
Byron Renshaw; 20 Holy Night Ms.
S,allon: "Qaoiuam to Solns," Thomas
Weston: "Aguus Del" chorus; duet,
"Et in Spirilum Sanctum," Mrs. Scallon
aud Byron Renshaw.
Thomas Weston was duck hunting
over on the meadows last Sunday. It
is nothing strange for Tom 10 90 duck
hunting: he often does that, even on
SUNDAY. The interesting part OF this
particular hunt, however. lies IN the fact
ths, he discovered big aock OF ducks
quietly moving about in the watrr near
a large clamp of willows. He speat
halt an hour rowing around SO that he
oonld approach the game under cover
Of the wilhWs. The splash Of the oars
could not b, heard in the water as he
anprnaclrd. When within good range
he turned his fuse loose on large Mai
lard. The duck never moved and Tom
,hoapht ii strange: he 1red again aud
ain no, a move or a dead dock. lie
loaded with buck shot aud banged away
once more with the same result BY
Ills time Ira Shallis rushed out Of the
timber and yelled to Tom that II he did
no, let up on bis decoys he would take
\ shot n him.