The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-10

taxes ordefs for the famous Racine
hosiery. which a0utweaSs ill others
makes. Cali and inspect samples. I
Those Of our subscribers who wish
TO pay for their paper with cord wood
are requested 70 deliver the same with.
out DELAY. Weneed the wood now.
Jack Warren, formerly aTeman on
the branch line and at that time q resi-.
dent OF this place, was in town Monday.
With his family be recently returned
from visit to bis old home, BismnFk,
North Dakota.
Born, Tuesday, February "a, 10 Chap
lain and Mrs. Bateman, OF Fort Wright,
daughter, The chaplain 10 now sta.
TONED At Manila. Philippine islands,
and will not learn OF the new arrival IL
his family for several weeks.
We have on Gle for reference BY our
readers the latest price circular Of the
NcMillin Fur & Wool Co., Minneapolis.
MINI. Their advertisement viii be
found In another colamn, and we take
pleasure 10 recommending any parties
who have goods la their line 70 ship to
them.
Engineer Dean met with an accident
last Sunday while making an extra run
over the Lewiston branch. Without
warning bis engine was ditched by a
washont that left about twenty feet OF
track suspended In the air. Both him.
self and fireman escaped injury, but the
engine was badly wrecked.
Thursday evening Of last week from
$50 70 10 O'Clock, Mrs. Deifenbaugh
entertained the members Of her Sunday
school class. the Junior EndeavOrers
and the Kings Daughters. In Sander
hail. At seven luncheon was served,
covers being laid for thirty-nine. Be
sides this. the program for the evening
embraced games, recitations and sing
ing.
Among those who attended the Re
publican meeting at Ratbdrum last
Tuesday from this place were James Z.
Russell, Col. ID. II. Budlong. d. r. Ma.
son. James Reid and WIN. Ryan. Har.
Tison was represented by II. o. Thomp.
son, A. A. Crane, Z. W. Wheeler and o.
z. Bar. Pred johnson represented one
Of the precincts up the lake The Har-
rison delegates came down on the
steamer Elk which returDed Wednes.
day morning.
Landlord Bancroft Is preparing 70
feed his guests on toothsome delicAcy.
lie has received from friend In Tek0a,
Wash, g pair OF thoroughbred Belgian
hares and expects 10 breed them for The
PURPOSE Of supplying his tables with the
meat VIM. Miller, who has had exper.
ienee 10 raising hares. will have charge
Of the warren. The frcundity Of the
female often results In litten OF eight
or ten II \ birth and they will breed
every sixty days. The meat is prime at
eight months and considered one OF the
finest deiIcaeies that can be served on
the table.
James n. Jones. after an illness Of
several months. during which time he
Suffered intensely from rheumatism aud
other complications. died Al his ranch
near Squaw bay. Friday Of last week.
lie was about q years Of age, single,
. native Of Vermont and had been .
resident Of this section for about four
yean. The funeral took place Sunday
and the remalus we're inferred In the
post cemetery. Rev. T. q. Hodgson
conducted the service. Deceased Vas
quiet man. well liked by his neiRhbon.
and before his death rriInquished his
homestead 10 one Of his friends.
Orders have been received at Fort
Sherman 20 Ok up the occupied quarters
and rapaIr the vacant buildings 70 an
extent that viii preserve them from
damage By the elements. This has led
10 . belief that the post 10 10 be
regauisoned. but u 10 not likely 10 be
the case, - We have Just received = let.
ter from Congressman Wilson In which
he says that be Is informed by the SEC.
rotary Of var that II is the intention 10
abandon Fort Sherman 40 q military
post and 10 turn the same over 10 the
interior department lie has not pushed
hIs bill to make u = national SOLDIER
home for the reason that the people Of
this place, at 4 recent public meeting,
expressed y preference 10 have IL sold
with . view 10 making Il Q summer re
sort.
~The Return OF the Business Woman
by Edward Box, THE AnecdotAl Side
Of Mr.. Beecher,- college Girls Larks
and Franks" The Modern Son and
DaughteE," "Where the Founder Of the
Kindergarten was Born" ere among the
notable features Of the March Ladies'
Home Journal. "The Autobiography
Of Girl, THE Theatre aud It's People"
and "The Parsons BUTTERFLY" are con
tinued, and Edith aud In lArIs" and
"Her Boston Experiences" are con-
cluded. Howard Chandler Christy con-
tributes the arst Of his American Girl
series Of drawing. showing her at
church. and A. D. Frost humorously
pictures "The Country store as q Social
Centre" An Easter solo aud an anthem
are timely; and the numerous articles
on fashions In womanS wear will be