The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-08

yon 1t retail. Have your butter paper
printed ct the PKESs once. We use ink
that viii not spoil the butter.
Rev. q. L. Deftenbangh was called 10
Spokane last evening TO conduct the
funeral service Of W. N. Wheatley, for.
merry Of Post Falls. Mr.. Wheatiey 10
the father Of Mrs.. w. |. Williams. Of
this place. Rev. Deffenbangh win re.
turn tomorrow morning ard hold ser
vice ut the usual hour. IA
George C. Thomson leaves this even.
Ing for Richmond, Va, TO attend the
Sovereign Grand Lodge Of ODD Fellows.
OF which he u member and represen-
tative from this state. lie win be ab.
sent three or four weeks, and expects 10
visit Washington City and other points
OF interest before returning.
II. n. 6trathern, manager Of the Spo-
kane & Idaho Lumber Co., was mp from
Post Falls, Thursday, and informed 10
that he had let the contract for large
refuse burner, and would make other
improvements amounting to about
%. 900 before starting the mill. lie en-.
poets 70 resume operations about Oct.
ober LIST.
Segeant DAILY and family. for several
years stationed at Fort Sherman where
he held the responsible position OF quar-
termaster sergeant, left Wednesday
evening for Fort Flagier, Wash, where
he will occupy q similar position. Dur
ing their stay here, Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY
made many warm friends who regret
their departure.
Annie, infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Ms. William Hager. died Sunday morn
ing from q complication Of diseases.
The funeral took place Monday from
the family residence. Mr.. and MIS-.
Hager have the sympathy OF the entire
community In the misfortune that has
plucked from the family circle bud
ding flower and left sadness In their
home.
On the closing day Of Prof. Cum.
mings' school-Friday Of last week-in
the Echo bay district. parents. pupils
and teacher enjoyed 4 basket picnic In
the grove near the school house. The
pupils rendered very interesting pro-
gram Of recitations and dialogues As
q marx OF appreciation for his Efficient
services, the patrons Of the school pre-
sented Prof. Cummings with s9O in i'd
dition TO his regular salary.
The Teacher Joint Institute Of
KOOtenai and Shoshone counties viii be
held at Wallace, Idaho, beginning Sep
temher cath and continuing Eve days.
Tne announcement says that the ablest
corps OF instructors and lecturers 70 be
secured In the northwest will have
charge Of the work. and all teachers In
the two counties are expected to be
present. Special hotel rates have been
secured for those In attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. wm. O'Hara received n
telegram from San Francisco. Sunday,
giving the sad news OF the death Of their
son-in-lAW, Charles Roeder. Mr.. Roeder
was well aud fayorably known TO many
OF our citizens who will learn OF his
death with regret He was about forty
yeaTs Of age and leaves = wife and four
children. Mrs. O'Hara thought Of so
ing 70 her bereaVed daughter, but gave
the trip up after she found that she
could not reach there 10 time for the
funeral. Mr.. Roeder died on Saturday
and was buried Monday.
The FIRST trip OF tie new steamer
Pend d'Oreille, owned by the Standpoint
: Lumber company, was made Sunday 70
LAkeVieW and return, stopping at Hops
. and Blaektail. The steamer 10 hand
somely furnished and 10 modern In all
! respects. About 800 passengers werS
on board. among them being Superin'
tendent Gilbert, wife and daughter, and
j Judge Cullin and family. who returned
TO spokane on the evening train Ii
their special car. The return trip oi
the new boat was made by moonlight
and all present had q most enjoyable
time. Il was decided 70 make the next
excursion to Albany Falls aud Pend d.
OreiIle river points.
Three weddings have taken place il
, Rathdrum within the past week, th,
. contracting parties hailing from Spo
kane. Tuesday, T. J. Armstrong, Z
knight Of the grip from Chicago. wal
. united In marriage to Mrs. r. Z. TOnkir
| Of Spokane. Wednesday. VOlney D
. Rollins, one of Spokane's popular fin
laddles, was welded to Edith n. Emo
, Of that city. Both ceremonies wer'
soIemniEed BY Justice Dyer. and tool
: place In the parloTs Of the Wright house
ID. J. Wright and Miss Grace II. Mullen
both OF Spokane, were also united Il
marriage Wednesday afternoon, the Ger
emory being performed BY Justic'
Dyer. and taking place at the latter
The land Offices have received motto
Of the approval Of the oct Of congress
which permits, in certain cases, TIL
{ taking up Of second homestead. Sec
. ton OF the act in question provide
that anyone who has, previous
!. to the approval Of this act. mSde I
Q homestead entry, and cOmmuted tn
same under tbe provisions Of certaiI
= acts formerly Ia force, shall be entities
: 10 the benefits OF the homestead laws q