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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-09
ASSAULTED A LONE WOMAN.
HEROIC RIDE TO SAVE HERSELF
Charles shrsiner Attempts 70 Rape Mrs.
Danskin IN Her Cabin Near santa and
Fires Three shoots At the FIesiBg
Woman.

A report comes from the Santa e0un-
try that Charles Shreiner, one day last
week. attempted to first force Mrs. d.
n. Danskin TO submit TO his brutal de-
sires and then tried to shoot his fleeing
victim.
Dir. and Mrs. Danskin live IN neat
log cabin on their claim about six miles
from the Santa p0stoiIice. The hus-
band devOtes much Of his time to crnis-
ing 10 the timber. which takes him
away from home and during these abb
senees the wife has been in the habit Of
remaining alone. One day last week
while the husband was away Charles
shrciner, who had been cooking at the
Chambers logging camp. visited the
Danskin cabin and finding the wife
there alone. made improper advances to
her and finally grabbed her with the in
teDtion Of forcing her TO submit to
his wishes. In the struggle that fol-
lowed Mrs. Danskin succeeded in free
ing herself from the clutches OF the
brute and, running to the stable. she
mounted horse without saddle OF
bride and escaped down the trail, while
her assailant attempted murder bV fir
ing three shots from his revolver al the
fleeing woman whose faithful horse
was rapidly carrying her TO neighbor's
and beyond danger.
The iiend. finding that he had been
thwarted in his designs. hastily made
his way TO Santa. where he got check
cashed and mounted a horse which he
rode out of the country before the news
OF the crime had reached that place
A posse was organized and started in
pursuit Of the fugitive and IL is FORUM
ate for him that he was rot oyertaken.
as there is but little doubt his capture
would have resulted In summary pun
ishment without the formality OF a
regular trial.
shreiner is a married man and has a
wife living at or near st. Maries. II Is
said that he was partially under the in
fiuence OF liquor at the time he at
tempted to commit the crime: but he
WAS sober enough TO anticipate the re-
suit OF his capture and made success
ful escape.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-09
Contest Notice.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
L. S. LAND OFFIcE, CoEUR D'ALENE, IDAHO.
November s. IaoI
A sufficient contest ailldayii having been fled.
in this ofice by Murdoch Buchanan, contest
ant, against Homestead entry No. ga, made
April Il, ISss. at the Occur d Alene. Idaho. land
once for s. \ y. W. A.S W. 4 n. 4. = and n.
VA 5. E. y section L. township ~ north range
Z, w, h. NJ by Ellsworth Nilsson, conteStee. in
which / is alleged that said Ellsworth Wilson
wholly failed to establish his residence upon said
land. and has wholly abandoned said land aud
changed hts residence therefrOm for more than
six mouths immediately proceeding the date Of
nling the contest aiidAVit herein, and that said
absence was not due 10 his service Ia the United
states army or navy as oificer soldier, sailor or
marine during any war In which the uaited
States mas have been engaged. said parties arc
hereby notihed TO appear. respond aud offer evil
dence touching said ii egation AT 10 O'Clock a
m. on necembcr ID. 1901 lefore the Register and
Receiver at the Cnited States land oHice in
Occur a Alcae, Idaho,
The said contestant having. In a proper am
davit, eled November s, 1901, set forth facts
which show that after due deltgence personal
service Of this notice can not be made, II Is here
by ordered and sliuctcd that such notice be,
given by due and proper publication.
novle-9an n. II RUDIoNts.
Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-09
contess Noliee


DKPARTNEST or THE IxTKRTon,
LASD OFFICE AT coEUK o'ALExE, InAHo,
October %. fsgI
sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having been nIed
In this cfSre by Harry A. Eawk contestant,
against Hid entry No lsla. made July 10, Isao.
for y. w. X section .. Tp g. MRS. w.RM.
By Adam Schlerath. cOnfestee IA which Il Il Nd
legged that said Adam sch'erath never establish
ed residence upon said land. never cleared
fenced, cultivated or improved In any manner
any portion Of said land from the date Of entry
up 10 the present time: that the land q the
present time Is IN Its natural state and that said
alleged absence WIS not due 20 his employment
IN the army. navy or marine corps Of the United
States during the Ear with spain or during any
other war in which the United States may
be engaged either Is a private soldier,
officer, seaman or marine. said parties are
hereby notified 10 Kppear. respond and oHer
evidence touching said allegation az 10 O'Clock
a. on January Is l9gs. b-fore the Register and
Receiver at the United states Land once IN
Occur d'Alene. Idaho
The said contestant having In n proper am
darii. nied Oct 20. 1901. st forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
q this notice can not be made, il Is hereby or
deied and dIraeied thst such notice be given ~
due and proper Publication.
d. II. BUDLONG,
noF@%5p Register
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GOES ONE THOUSAND OUNCES.
Rich ore Is Being Taken Out OF the Web
err, ON Lake Pend d'OreIIIe.

Rich ore is Being Taken Out OF the Web
err, on Lake Pend d'OreIIIe.
The development of the famous
Weber mine near Lakeview on Lake
Pend d'0reille is opening some high
grade silver ore. Quartz ASA, ing as
high as 1000 ounces per ton in the white
metal has been uncovered. 1t is being
carefully sorted and a carload is being
saved for shipment Ii is expected that
the lot will run about 200 or $50 ounces
in silver besides good gold values SAYS
the Spokesman-Reyiew.
The mine is being put in shape.
About IS men are employed. Five Of
them are taking ont ore and they are
extracting about "a tons a day, which
is being sent to the Tacoma smelter.
The ore is being hauled five miles down
to Lakeview with four horse teams be.
longing to the mine. The ore is said to
average better than 40 ounces in silver
with little gold. The cost of getting
it down to the station at Hope is about
80. so ton and the freight and treat
ment rate is $3.50, so that there is a
good profit in the ore. The property is
on more than self sustaining basis,
and Superintendent MeJimpSsy is more
than pleased with the outlook. Good
facilities for getting out and handling
the ore have been provided.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-09

The little daughter Of Mr., $ n. PoS-
Ell tampsd on an inverted rake made Of
Ten penny MALTA. and thfaat one nail.
entirely Ghspagh hss foot and second
one half way throaKh. Cham5aTl aims
rala Hahn uas promptly applied and
ave minutes later The pain bad dlsaP-
psarrd ard no more Suffering was ex.
perienced. IN thfre days The child was
wearing her shoe aa usual and with
Absolutely no discomfort. Mf. Powell
il well kbown merchant q fotkland.
Va. Pain llalm IL an antiaepsic and
heals such injuries wsshoat masuTatlon
aud ia enc third The time required by
The usual treatment. For sale By cOeuf
d'Alsne Drug store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-09
LOT JUMPING AT HARRISON.
Gun Playa and Plat Flights over DisPut-
ed Ownership.

Gun Playa and Plat Fight. over Disput-
ed Ownership.
News comes from Harrison that the
town has been much excited this week
over attempted lot jumping. wednes-
day Benjamin Thompson leveled a
cooked rifle at c. A. Packer, who in turn
knocked him down and fight ensued.
This justice OF the peace and the police
magistrate were out of town and no
warrant can be secured. Wednesday
night fire was built on the scene Of
action aud sympathizers OF each side
were present apparently to prevent the
other side from taking advantage.
The marshal was present to arrest any
one who may be guilty of breach of
the peace.
William Crane claims right to posses
sion OF the two lots in question. lie
had leased them to C. A. Parker. who
claims to have had possession for some
time. Mr.. Thompson has for some
time also claimed right TO their possess
sion. 1t is claimed Mr.. Thompson
moved a lot Of lumber on the lot Tues
day night at a late hour aud began TO
build shack, whereupon Mr.. Packer
attempted to deprive Thompson of pos.
session.
Mr.. Thompson leveled cooked rifle
at Mr.. Packer, who in the face of it
knocked him down. MIR. Packer is
chairman OF the city council.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-09
MAY rsQUruE INTO nroE's SANITY.
EEsrts wm ne Made to save Him From
the GaIIows.

Efforts win ne Made to Save Him From
the GaIlows.
The Evening Capital News, Of Boise
in speaking Of the coming execution OF
Ed. Iiice at the penitentiary says THAI
his attorney, in order 10 save his neck
from the gaIlows will first apply 70 the
higher courts TO have the case reviewed,
and that federal question viii be
brought up. In the case OF denial OF
a hearing by these courts. on the ground
that they have no jurisdiction. an
other plan may be used. A writ OF
habeas corpus will be secured and an
application made before the district
court Of Ada county that the warden
OF the penitentiary produce the pris-
oneg and have him examined by author
titles for insanity.
Ed. Rice formerly belonged 10 the
Fourth infantry during the last few
years Of that regiments stay at Fort
Sherman. lie was private known as
"Baldy" Rice on account of the scarcity
hair on his head. about which he was
very sensitive. lie was honorably dis
charged from the army, left here and
was not heard OF until he committed
the murder at Wallace several months
ago. for which he will pay the penalty
this month unless the plea OF insanity
or other technical proceedings OF the
law saves hin.
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Contest Notice.
u. II. BuDlONG,
Register.


DEPARTMENT OF TIRE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFIcE AT CEuR D'ALKSR, IDAuo.
October :. 1871
sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having been filed
in tins ofice by Price johnson. contestant,
against homestead entry No iils. made Decenl-
her ~ iSsA for ". n =. ". a See. Is. Tp. q, n.
K. 4w. b, NJ. by John y. Lucas. eontestee, Ia
which II Is alleged thst said John " Illras has
wholly abandoned said tract aud changed hlA
residence therefrom for more thsn six monthS
since making said eatTy aud next prior 10 the
date hervin. that said tract Is not settled upon
aud cultivated by said John \ IIlras as requir-
rSl by law and that he Is now residing In the
city Of spokane, Washington and that said al
Keyed absence was uut due 10 his emtalo, mcni IA
the array. navy "a marine corps of the United
States either a private soldier. fheer, seaman
OF marine during the war with spain OF during
any other war In which the United ales may
he engaged, said parties are hereby notified 10
appear, respond and offer evidenre taslehlns
sa.d allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. ou November
Is 1901, before The Re. lister aud Receiver al the
United states Land ui1ice IA Occur d'Alene,
idaho.
The said contestant having. IN proper AM.
daNit. Hled October Z. ieol sci forth facts which
show that after due diligence, persanal service
Of this no,lre NOT be made. Il Is hereby ord.
cred aud directed tlat such notiee be given BY
due aud proper publication.
os, ,s.no,a.u y Il, Bvph ,..s.,.r
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-09
INCREASED CAPITAL STOCK.
Stockholders OF Lost Cabin Company So
Decide After Heated Discussion.

Stockholders Of Lost Cabin Company So
Decide After Heated Discussion.
At meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Lost Cabin Gold Mining company
held at room No. l24 of the Auditorium
Tuesday evening. it was voted, after a
heated discussion, to increase the CAPT
tai stock from 10000 TO 100000.
Over two thirds of the outstanding
stock WAS represented at the meeting.
A telegram from the eastern stock
holders protesting against the proposed
increase Of the stock was read, but the
Spokane stockholders were in the ma
jOrity and the vote for the increase ear
ried.
H n. Mcguire. president of the com
pany, said: "a half million dollars is q
moderate capitalization for a single
claim, but ms the Lost Cabin company
owns two distinct claims. the Lost Cabin
and the Transvaal, the increase of tie
capital stock became necessary to in
sure the Development of both proper
ties, with enough capital in reserve TO
purchase and install machinery.
business men Of Lima, Ohio, have
contracted to take up large portion
Of the new issue Of capital stock AZ d
development work on the claims will
be begun shortly and pushed with vigor.
''The property is located in the wolf
Lodge district, Idaho. The ore carries
both gold and silver and is free mill
ing and cyaniding proposition. The
claims are situated in Fourth OF July
canyon, 10 miles east Of Ceur d'Alene.
Spokesman Review.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-09

HRUR D'ALENE l. . city Of so
~ population. beautifully situated on
the n0EtheFu shore Of The famous cnHE
d'Alene lake. - miles east Of Spokane
90 branch Inns Of the Northern ParlfSe
railroad. LINES o. Steanem make Fsga-
IAT tFips from this city up the lake TO the
head OF nAsigaiioa On the Sd. Joe rixef,
connecting Al IIarFison with the rail-
Foad line into tbs eoad. silver and Lead
mines- The city u one u The most
n0ted summer Frsorts Ia tie northwest,
and ID beeonlng more papalAr each year.
ttA ashlng. hantinE. boating and bathing
attractions are almost Amitiess- The
soaniEy rosad about IL mads up u rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
Of yeliow pins. d.. cedar aud tamsFae.
and The city ID destined 10 become a
manufacturing esntsS fog the prodaeis
Of theas wooia. TIE basina4a men and
residents are enterpgising. ard take
pride Ia naAking the place attractive,
There are fear ehafeh organizations
Msthodist. t'rtabyteTian. Episcopal and
Roman c4tisaite. TIE Fecres orders
arc weil represented By lodge each Of
Maaoas. odd Fellows, Knights Of Tyth.
las. Eastern star. Daughters Of lie
bekah. Knighls Of the Maoraboea. q. A.
n and ". II. C.. MoasFn wesdmsn Of
America and ". Of the ". Tho city
IL supplied wtth siorlEic lights. good
wassF woFka. "a eieGafst pabiic school
ballding. on SAwmtll. two Hsst class
hotels boai baliding yards. sio. Thesr
are yet good opportunities u engagc ia
lucrative Business and diversified farm. I
Ing. Manatactasisa are particularly De. |
siFed. and arr offered extra Inducements I
The sammega are tsmpeFats. with suti
Client rainfail 70 insure abundant crops.
whllc the wlntegn arr fire. from extreme
cold. No better location for profitable
Of for securing IDEAL homes
can b foand Ia The northwest. There
u always > veicoma hers. ausoag al ex
eellent people. IN = hcAatitai region and
"a lncompaEahla climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-09

DKfARTNEST or THE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFICE Al cGuR D'ALKxK, IDAHot
September -. loI.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with
the provisions Of the act o. Congress q June 4,
ISIS entitled ~An act for the sale u timber lands
ia the States Of California, Oregon. Nevada and
Washington Territory as extended 20 an the
Public Land States by act Of August 4. Isa2
LUTHER P. TABER,
Of BE lgrove, county Of kooteaaI, state q
Idaho. has this day aled In this oiiice his sworn
statement No. 6Sz. for tn purchase of the s z
Of Section number IeIn Township number 50 n.
Range No. W. b. NJ and win ofFer proof 70
show that the land sought is more valuable fer
its tinbeT or Stone than for agricultural pllr-
poses. and 10 establish his claim 10 said Land
before the Register aud Receiver q this once
at cTur d'Alene. Idaho. on Tuesday. the ard day
Of December 1901.
lie names As Witnesses; Granville o. Ritchey,
George II. Ritclley. James T. Russell and James
HoFaer. an Of Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
ANY aud all persons claiming adversely the
above-iescFibed lands are requested to Ole their
claims in this once ON or before said ssa day q
December. is0I-
oh. BUDL0NG.
San NJ
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BOARD or TOWN TRUSTEES MEET.
wants Town TO Pay DeIinqueHt Taxes
Bills Allowed.

wants Town TO Pay DeIinqueHt Taxes
Bills Allowed.
The board of town trustees met in
regular monthly session Monday even
ing. A. V. chamberlin, ID. +. Mason.
A. Perrenoud and F. Il. Palmeter were
present.
Mr.. Mason stated that both hose
houses needed repairs and the commit
tee on streets and public property was
instructed TO look into the matter and
have the necessary repairs made.
A petition from some of the property
owners on Sherman street, asking for
the construction Of sidewalk on the
south side Of the street. was presented
TO the board. 1t contained the sigma
lures of the Idaho Mercantile Co, v.
W. Sander. DR. p. ]. Scallon, Rev. e..
l.. Deffenbangh. DIR. John Sabin ana
w. ID. Mcfarland. After consideration
it was referred back to the petitioners
for more signatures from property own
ers along the street.
James Graham presented a bill
against the town. asking the board to
pay the delinquent taxes on a lot which
Austin COrbin, one of the townsite
owners. had decided to Mrs. w. J. Nc
Clure in exchange for a lot given to
the mill company. The lot had been
sold for taxes in 1896 and Graham
wanted The town to pay up these back
taxes. amounting to 5000. The board
turned the bill down.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company asked for franchise to erect
poles and string wires in tie streets and
alleys OF the town. An ordinance viii
be drawn covering the franchise and
presented at a future meeting.
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DnATu rnoM arNsnor worsp.
Edward Yerbsr. Of Rockford. wash, q
Fatally Injured ~ Meaimont.

Edward HerbeF, Of Rockford. wash, Ii
Fatally injured ~ Medimont.
Thursday evening Edward Yerber
OF Rockford. Wash, who was visiting
bis brother. james Yerber, at Medl-
mont, on the cmur d'AIene rlver, mel
with painful accident that ended biz
life yesterday. Mr. Yerbsr was out III
q row boat with A. companion hunting
dneks and had . loaded ghotgnn lying
IN the boat with the muzzie toward
him. IN some manner the gun was NC.
eldentaily turned over 50 that the ham
mer struck the boat and discharged
IT, The charge OF shot entered the
left thigh few inches above the knee
Joint causing an ugly wound and shat
tering the fem ur bone, opening tie art
cries ana causing loss Of much blood.
The wound was bandaged up aud tile
injured man brought to this place, ar
riyiEg yesterday morning about z
O'clock, fifteen hours after the accident
occurred. lie arrived here IN an nm
conscious condition and never rallied,
dying at II o'clock. Deceased was
man q years Of age and had been mar
ried, but his wife died last spring. leay-
ing him an infant child which also
passed away about one month ago. 1t
was the intention Of his brother to take
him to one OF the Spokane hospitals for
surgical aid. The remains were taken
70 bis home at Rockford on last eve
ning's train, where his father, sisters
and other brothers reside.
Doctors Scallon held an autopsy at
Hedal's undertaking establishment yes
terday afternoon TO ascertain the ex-
tent Of the wound and see IL any Of the
shot had penetrated the abdomen.
They found this part Of the body in
sound condition.
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II Doa's Pay.

II DOn-t ray.
Here is good thing from an ex-
change:
THE catalogue houses pay no taxes
TO keep up our state, county and city
government; they contribute nothing
for the maintenance of our schools aud
churches. Why, then. buy shelf worn,
bankrupt, Ere goods OF them, when you
can get better goods of home dealers at
the same figures, transportation charges
addedy 1t will not pay you in the long
run. Don't you feel mean whenever
you buy draft or money order to send
to such an outside institution How
would you like to have a local dealer,
who trusted you when you were short,
step in aud see you sending away for
your stuff when you have the money
The writer has had some experience in
postoiiice, aud has heard hundreds of
apologies from persons who were doing
that sort Of thing. In turn the mer-
chants should sell home grown veget-
ables and produce and home made iiour
and bacon. stand up for home indus.
try. You will make money by it in the
end"
The above is taken from the Salubria
News Letter, but we see it has been
generally circulated throughout the
state in the columns OF the different
papers. We don't know how things
are done in Salubria but we do know
that right here, business men and Others
who think the above good advice for
other people TO follow with respect to
the wares they have to sell, send enough
printing matter outside to keep three
printers busy. And we undertake to
say that they can't get it done outside
any cheaper or any better than either
Of the three printing offices here can do
it. All the facts enumerated above ap-
ply as well to the local printer-Cald-
well Tribune.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-09

The residence OF Luther T. Taber, in
the Bellgroye neighborhood, was des
troyed by fire Tuesday night. Mrs.
Taber and children were alone at the
time and narrowly escaped from the
burning building. She was able to save
but two trunks, the bedding, clothing
aud other household goods being de.
stroyed. 1t is thought that the Ore orig.
mated from a spark dropping into u
bunch Of pine burs near the stove, The
loss is quite severe on the family at
this time OF the year,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-09

Allow me 10 nay few words IN praise
Of Chambcrlains Cough Remedy. l
had a very severe cough and cold and
feared I would get pueumOnia, but At.
ter taking the second doas Of this mcdi.
cine felt better, three bottles Of Il
cured my cold and The pains in my
chest disappeared satircly. am meal
respectfully yours for health, Ralph )
Meyers. 04-Thirty seventh 81, Wheel
ING. ". Va. For sale BY the Occur d.
Acne Drug Store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-09

Last winter An infant child Of mine
had Group in a violent FORM says
Elder John W. Rogers. Christian
Evangelist. Of Pulley, 40. Il gave her
few doses Of Chamberiains Cough
Rsmcdy end in = short time al danger
was past and the child recovered"
This remedy not oulv cures Group, but
vheu given a. soon As the Iirst SYMPTOMS
appear, will prevent the attack. Il con.
sains no opium OF other harmful sab
stances and may be given NJ confident.
ITO baby as 10 an adult. For sale by
the Occur d'Alene Drug store.
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WANTED SEVERAL PEitSlNS oe CHAR
AFTER aud good reputation IA each state ZONE In
this county reQuirrtl 10 represent and advcf-
rise old established wealthy business house al
solid financial standing. Salary ttSuo ekly
each eslncslay direct FROM head Offices HOFse
aud caniaEe furnished, When necessary. Refer.
enceS. Enclose self.addrkscd stamped enve-
lopo. Manager ai5 caxton Building, Chicago
nov amay.a
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sTKAnkn sFe2ANn Fsg ~ lse paints,
hendaFs. Wednesdays ana Fddays. leaves
f'assF S'Aisne ~ :. ~. IlaHisss a a rs a. ~
~ Mares a ssik .. ~, sna anfsea a n. Jas II
y n Taesaays, ThMSsal4ys asa Sasnfa4ys
lsaFss Nc Jae - a. -, Aa MaEiss Al va q ~. !,
tisSrison Al i4se y ~ alAa AID auises ii Cesar
d 'Ai~ns II D ~ = b. McfA0s Atls. cztaasn.
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STEAMER AHDRR.TIME CARDS.

AoRFHEas PAeiFic y, hwcaenr d'Aiehe
train iesyes tfs,kane ~ IN =. A.. arrives II
cOear d'Aisae = "a -. Leaves caear d'Aiehs
stt;D y -. arrives 1t syaksne 1t cps.
Ina H. sHALLls, Asesa.
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eTEAMER esntRY, Iake AMI N. Doe ssyer
Hss. Leaves caeas a'Aisile M0aAlays. Nsdnes.
days and Fridays sfs "a ~ Leaves head u .sas
isslioa Tassts,s, ThaH~iafs and aalmSslats a
a. NJ, aFEiEe ~ Cesar a'Aiets afSpm-
LAfEn naorhsks, Owners.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-09

KoorEsM LopaH No, 7. KEIaHTs o.
PYTHIAs. Mecsa IN fraternity Hall
Thursday evening Of each week.
Visiting brothers are aIways welcome
Armand peuen0ud. q. e., ". A. EhaI.
hs,k. OF Il. and y.