The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-02-10


known citizen Of cmur d'Alene, has
bern elected chancellor commander Of
the KDIgIlts Of Pyiiias lodge 1t walla
Walla. Wash. Our old friend ls m en-.
thnSiastic X. Of p, and viii IN his place
~ presiding 0fIicsr Of the lodge TO the
satisfaction Of It's members aud with
credit To himself
KrOizer will buy. sell or exchange
anything Ia the second hand goods line:
also deals IN junk. such ~ rubber. cop
per, brass and old cast iron.
John Best and family aud Afr. Gates
and family. OF North Dakota. accom-
panied by Mr.. Wolfgang and family. Of
Indiana. arrived here yesterday and will
settle IN this vicinity. There are fifteen
people 10 these three families aud they
are all relatives Of the TESTS who have
been residing ia this neighboThoOd for
several years. The connection 10 very
numerous and they are all desirable
eitiEens.
On Monday at Post Falls, Thomas
Ford passed away 1T the age OF 10 years,
OF cancer Of the throat. Mr.. Ford had
lived in the town for fifteen years and
was highly respected citizen. lie
leaves wife and three daughters. Mrs.
Is. G. Wood Of Medical Lake, AIRS. J. f..
fOst OF Ratbdrum. aud Viola Ford.
The funeral took place Wednesday
from the the Catholic church at Rath-
drum. Rsv. Father Purcell officiating.
Mrs. Bertha Lambert, OF wInona, Is
under bond to appear before the snpe-
riOr court Of whitman county, Wash,
for assauiting Prof. r. II. Wilson with
= buggy whip. Wilson is principal Of
the school nj winona and dismissed \
young lady for immoral conduct. Her
friends charged him with making de-
rogatoFy statements about the women
Of the town. aud the assault followed.
Prof Wilson WAS at one time principal
OF the ceur d'Alene school.
A burning chimney at the residence
OF Fred Shailis caused an alarm of fire
just after noon Wednesday. The fire.
men responded promptly aud had twO
lines Of hose laid ready for turning on
water when 1t was announced that all
danger had passed. The force Of the
blaze had caused = tin stopper In the
due up stairs 10 be blown out and the
upper rooms were filed with smoke.
leading those outside 10 believe the
whole second story must be la flames.
A society known Ms the Crur d'Alene
School Literary society WIS organized
by the pupils Of The principals depart.
ment Friday afternoon. The following
officers were elected; John Judge. pres
ident: WIN. Sander. vice president;
Mary Roche. treasurer: Hattie Werks,
SECRETARY. committers on rules and
regulations and program were APP
pointed. Programs Nlli be rendered
three iimss during Of each month. Ihe
patrons are invited 10 attend.
George ". Green. sou Of wm. aud
Mary Green. who are old residents OF
having located there in 1856.
died At the home Of his brother. Joseph
Green, VI Spokane. WASH. on Tuesday
morning. Feb 9th. Eged - yeau. lie
had been al the Dcaconesa Home and
Hospital until the doctors said they
could do nothing for him. lie was sick
about one msuth. The funeral took
place from the Baptist church Ia RAth.
drum at . a. IN. Thursday. Rev. T. q.
iIOdgsou conducting the serviO.
G. II. KloiI. representing the Cable
Milling Co.. Post Falls. was 10 town
Monday looking after business for the
company. This mill Is turning out a
high grade Of -four and scientific tests
prove Il 10 be more nairittve and OF
better quality than many other brands
noW on The market. The mill has n
well earned reputation for tuIsing out
= high grade OF flour. The idaho Mer
camille Co, has just contracted with the
government for the delivery Of 1000
pounds OF the dour at Fort Sherman.
Mt G. II. Dart, Of Post Falls. Is a
chicken fancieT and takes pride in show
ing the good points Of his blooded
fowls. THE other day he took friend
TO the pen aud was engaged Ia
pointing out the superior qualities Of
his birds when dog belonging 10 the
friend became eatgneled IA a row With
his pet pug. The light between the
dogs threatened 10 rival a Kentucky
war, when Mr.. Dart interfered aud was
severely. though not dangerously, bitten
on the hand by one OF the dogs. lie
paid but little attention 10 the wound
until he reached the house some min
utes later, when he suddenly became
unconscious, and rcstoratives were nd
ministcred before he recovered. No III
effects have since been experienced aud
the wound has about healed.
The most important item Of railroad
news announced for several months Is
that on May ! the Burlington and North.
cru Pacific railroads will establish
throngh.train service In both directions
between Portland aud 81. Louis BY way
OF Billings. Mont. To maintain this
through service, ten trains will be re.
quired, ana orders for the new equip
ment have already been placed. The
new trains win carry sleeping, dining,
tourist and amukina car. aa well Is lirsl