The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-08

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James Russell recaIved 4 painful Cd,
90 ne kaAd near ne right ~ yssterda,
from 9 stone thrown By some QUE un'
tnoun % him.
chas. Dnmdi. me Renini cIefk II N.
Cenr d'Alene Drug ssov. spent IL.
art Of the week on this ii. joe. lo,,kins
after bis timber claim.
The mill 4 shut down Tor sborl
time as . reshlt Of q broken wheel On
which The band saw runs. Al nav il
the wheel caused the trouble.
Plain and fancy articles On AL
ThnFaday afternoon and evening. Light
refreshments win be served. one doc,
east Of capt. Graham's Office.
MFs. samuel Smith. OF this place. has
received sad news announcing the death
Of her mother. Mrs. Harriet Mesecar
81 Campbell. Mich. Deceased was "a
years Of age and had bern an invalid
Tor several years.
Henry Rusk. who spent several weeks
here visiting the family Of sergt. Roper,
left Monday evening for hls home Il
chattaroy. Wash. Iis formerly resided
at Fort Sherman when the Fourth In.
fantry was stationed here.
Father Purcell came over Thursday
and packed bis household goods for
shipment TO Rathdrum. Hs expects 70
finish the interior Of the neW Catholic
church At that place ready for dedica-
ton about the middle Of January.
NJ. and hrs. 7. D. Elliott, formerly
Of this place, celebrated their 9th wed.
dug anniversary at their home 10
liathdrum. Thursday evening. A mum,
Der Of friends were present and the
aged couple received many valuable
presents.
Ma l.. c. Back, mother OF r. II.
Back. and Ma. Leon Ayotte left on the
train Wednesday eyenlng for southern
California. where they win spend the
winter with Mrs. Backs brother, EK.
Governor Horace Austin, formerly Of
81 Paul. MINI.
When you have done something that
makes you think yoa ought TO he kicked
good and hard. just step down 10 the
mill. back up 70 the steam nigeer and
ask the sawyer 10 turn Il loose on you
for . few rounds. Il Il the hardest
kicker in toWn.
J. W. Peterson. who recently pur-
chased Business lot ou Sherman steet,
Ia having stone delivered for the foun-
datlon Of two story frame business
bailding eBx00 feet. Mr.. Peterson Il 4
recent arrival here, but he has faith Ia
the toSn and b showing It BY making
substantial Improvements.
JIG. brooks Of Post Falls. passed
through here Monday evening on hts re
turn from wandner where be had been
70 make = farewell visit to his sister be,
fore no leaves for California. Mr..
brooks and family expect TO depart
about the llth inst. 10 make their home
permanently at bakersfield. Gals
John Empey, the well known mining
man. came up from Spokane wednes-
day and spent . few days here with
relatives and friends. On Thursday
evening = namber Of bic acquaintance
rendered him q very PLEASANT surprise
a. The home Of his mother, taking with
them fruits and confectionery. The
evening was much enjoyed In social
games.
Miss Maud Empey went down 70 the
new SAN mill Monday % see how things
were running. and came In too close
contact with Que Of the bureaus, eaus.
Ing q deep cut In her right thumb. Il
ls q painful injury and Miss Maud be.
lieves does not near recompense her for
The honor OF being the tirst one carved
at the mill. She says she will never
monkey with the bnzz-saw again.
James r. Setter, aged 10 years. died
at The home Of his parents in this place.
Wednesday. after n lingering illness OF
consumption. The funeral took place
Thursday 81 O'Clock p. m from the
Methodist church, Rev. T. @. Ilodgson
conducting the ceremony. Interment
In The post cemetery. Deceased was =
member OF the Fint Methodist church.
Of Spokane, and came here last fall
with his parents, hoping the change
might prove beneficial.
Last Saturday, Treasurer Mcclure. as
public administrator, dispcsed OF the
personal property Of ALFRED Ritchey and
o. Cleve, deceased, at their places on
the 81. Joe river. TIE property con.
sisted Of cows, calves, hay, horses and
farming utensils. The Cleve property
brought ssI27B, and the Ritchey prop
ersy, ssil,7S. James Russell, OF this
place, acted a. auctioneer. Cleve Is sAid
10 have family In Sweden and Ritchey
has brother In Omaha, Neb. Itwtlloe
remembered that the two men were re
Gently drowned In the Sc. Joe river and
their bodies have not been recovered.
johnson 4 Rosen have completed
thel, building, which 10 two stories high
2lx70 feet with an engine rOom In add
ton. The machinery will consist OF an
engine and boiler, shafting, band saws
llalhes and other appliances for the
| manufacture OF boats ofall kinds. Tue
Hrm already has acOntract for q - fool
sseam launch for D. r. Cameron, and I
Figuring on contracts for other launches
and pleasure boats. The building U
1 slasase n