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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-03-30
ARRESTED on A CHARGE OF FELONY,
Sheriff Dyer Brings Henry u. stanten and
wife Baek From Portland.


Sheriff Dyer returned from Portland
Tuesday morning with Henry NJ. STAN
ton aud wife. Bessie Stanton, who had
bren arrested 10 that city OF warrant
sworn out before Justice ChamberIin,
OF this place, by william Dollar, charg-
ing them with being guilty Of commit
thug felony by deedinR property 70 aD-
other that had been previously decided
TO him When arrested ia Portland,
Mr.. aud Mrs. stanton signihed their
willingness 10 return here without
requisition papers. The shriff reached
Spokane Monday evening with his pris-
oDers, aud brought them here the next
morning. The case is somewhat COM
plieated, and The StantOu's claim they
will he able 10 clear themselves OF the
charge, while Mr.. Dollar is confident
thai they will be convicted.
Last summer, Stanton and his wife
located two fine timber claims in the
st. Maries White pine belt. They made
proof at the land Office and, during the
fall, Stanton disposed 0i his claim 10
the Ceur d'Alene Lumber company.
Later. his wife disposed OF her claim to
the VIM Howard Land & Lumber com.
pany, giving contract for deed, there
being few hundred dollars back on
the purchase price. The STATIONS had
borrowed $50 of E. Is Keller for which
they gave a note endorsed by William
Dollar In December, the Stantons tx
ecuted "A warranty deed 10 Mr.. Dollar
aud claim it WAS given only TO secure
him on the uote, while Mr.. Dollar claimi
! il WAS bona fid4 transfer. The deed
was never recorded. and in February
the Stantons gave E. A. McCarty Z
warranty deed TO the same land in con-
sid-raiion of s225. claiming that there
was still due them from the VIM. How
ara Laid x Lumber company $500
McCarty had his deed placed on record
and there are now three claimants K
the land, the lumber company holding
a contract. Mir. Dollar warranty deco
and the note, and JT. McCarty a war
ranty deed.
At the examination before Justic'
Chambe,lin. McCarty testified as TO hi
purchase, and his understanding that
the lumber company held a contract o.
of previous date, having imputed o.
the county auditor in regard TO the rec
ords before closing the deal, and sale
that he was not informed that the lanc
had been previously deeded.
Mr.. Dollar testified that Stanton ne
gotiated the sale to him and made ou
the deed for a consideration of $50
with the understanding that $50 of th'
money was to be paid to Ralph Bernard
on the note.
The STATIONS admit their signature
Ia the deeds, bat introduced no evidenc'
at the examination, and claim tina
when their trial comes off in the distric
court they will produce evidence &
clear themselves OF the charge. Justic
lChamberlin bound them over 10 appes
before the gland jury in the sum 0
500 each. Being unable TO furnish
bond that was satisfactory to the sheriff
they were locked up in the jail at Rath
drum.
| q c. Moore. OF Spokane. assisted
County Attorney Graham al the exam
nation. aud Wllis SWEET appeared a
attorney for the slautons.
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Or. 8. n. MeEuEN.


NGuR D'ALESE 10 = city Of 500
~ population. beautifully situated OF
the northern shoFu Of tie famous CSruT
a'Aleac lake. - miles eAh, Of Spokane
on . branch line VI Tie Northern Pacific
railroad. LlBcA Of steamers make tegu-
lar tFips from this city up the lake 10 the
head Of navigation on the ST. Joe add
C9aT d'Aiene TiTerS. connecting al liar
riSon wilh tho railroad llne into the
gold. silver and Lead mlacA. The city Ia
SRs Of the most noted summer resorts
In the northwest, aud IL bcooming morn
popular each year. ItS aAhlag. hunting,
boating and bathing attractions are Al
mott limitleaa The husAt L. s. milf.
tAEy post In tho west lfort Shermanl
and ita magnificent forest park ressTva.
tioa AdIolu the city on the wesi The
country round about IL made up Of rich
agricultural lands aud extensive forests
Of yellow pine, Or. cedar and tamsrac,
and the city IL destined 20 become q
manufacturing center for the products
Of these wooda. The business men and
residents are euterPTising. and take
pride In making tho place attractive
There are four church organizations -
Mslhodlst, Presbyterian, Episcopal and
Roman Catholic. The REGRET orders
are well represented by lodge each OF
Masona. Odd Fellows. knights Of Pyth.
las, Eastern star. Daughters OF Re
bekAh. Improved Order Of He'd Men,
MAccabces. l.. o. r. ". q. A. r. and
womsn's Relief Corps. The city 10 sup.
piled with electric lights, good water
works. an elegant public school build
Tug. one eawmili. two frat class hotels,
boat building yards. etc. There are yet
good opportunities 70 engage in lucra-
tive business and diversified farming
Manufactures are particularly desired
and are offered extra inducements. The
summers are temperate. with sufficient
rainfall to insure abundant crops. while
The winters are free from extreme cold
No better location for profitable invest.
snents or for securing ideal homes can
BE- found in the northwest. There 10
always a welcome here, among an ex-
pellent people, In . beautiful region aud
20 Incompatible climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-03-30
The sixth session.

The good that men do lives after
them, but when legislature dies 1t is
the general rule to swear that IL has
nothing TO its credit. The sixth session
Of the Idaho legislature is no more "a
vOr~d In tliis respect than any that have
preceded 1t The effnsiVE praise OF the
strongly parrish fusion journals is conn
ter balanced by the decentralization Of the
radical republican press. for ma reason
at all except that it is politically 10 order
aud cuslOmarily in liue. II the scale is
turned adversely at all 1t is by those
disappointed In securing local legiSla-
ton or the passage of pet measures.
The fair-minded man will aeknOw-
ledge that the sixth session will stand
comparison with any like assembly
since statehood was attaiBed-is pos
sibly better. Its work is just as good
In every respect and above all there has
been no whisper Of scandal. Not
even those eager TO place the session la
q bad light will suggest improper use
Of money TO influence legislation-a
charge. whether true or not, which is
only too common. Most Of the Iegisls--
ton accomplished is admittedly good
and wise and what fault finding there
Is appears laO0red. Some blundrrs may
have been made, and that is natural. as
the members are human aud not infalli-
bic. II could not be otherwise. You
take men from the farm. the shop, thr
mine, the business Office and other
places which carry different dutirs, diff
T ferent surroundings and different plans
of life and place them IN strange posi-
ton 10 initiate themselves la matters to
which they are unaccustomed, aud
shoulder responsibilities entirely new u
them (and this becomes Necessity Ia d
state like Idaho more than in older
states full Of trained mei) and it is 40
wonder that some acts done might braT
criticism. But while uhfamIlliarity
may appear, the marks OF honest pur-
pose stand out clear aud distinct, and il
any unwise legislation is Accomplished
IL Is not because of questionable motives
aud the members certainly believed they
were acting for the best. II is good "a
See q firm. able governor behind all &C
exercise conscientious supervision dis
nngulshed by care and judgement
Governor Hunts vetoes appear To be
well founded and do not reflect upon the
integrity Of the legislature Ia any de
gree. His veto Of bills approprlsung
$4,000 for various roads, bridges and
! other purposes will no doubt disappoini
those localities directly interested, bu;
will undoubtedly meet the approval 0.
the state at large as wise economy al
this time. though all perhaps are desira
bic internal Improvements which the
legislature considered worthy OF state
aid.--we Signal.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-03-30

Joe Boussle and Tom Mack. two half
breed Indians. were taken to the county
Jail Wednesday morning by Constable
lIoVnins, Of Hope, both having been
bound over 10 the grand jury on the
charge OF burglary. They broke into
freight car az an early hour Wednesday
morning and carried away large guam.
tlty Of merchandise. They were at
tempting 70 sell ths plunder when ar
rested. All The property was recovered
Except n pair Of shoes which Mack was
RearinR. Boussie Is a Nez Perez OF
bapwaI. Mack belongs to the Spokanes.
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Al Hss... n.alslus sOs [. orivvs.

George W. watt, OF South Gardiner.
Ne, says: II haze had THE worst cough,
old, chills aud grip aud have taken lots
b trash OF no account but proat 10 the
sendor. chAmberialn's Cough Remedy
b The only thing that has done any good
whatever. lhave used one bottle Of u
md the chills, colds and grip have LET.
me. congratulate the manufacturer
b an honest medicine. Fer sale by all
1ru gg1sts.
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A Good couch Msaieins for Children.

81 have no hesitancy in recommending
Chamberlain Cough Remedy" says +.
L. Moran, a well known and popular
baker, of Petersburg. Va, 1--WE have
given it to our children when troubled
with bad coughs, also whooping cough
and it has always given perfect satistac-
iiun 1t was recommended to me by \
druggis, as the best cough medicine for
children ms it contained no opium or
harm fail drug" Sold by any druggist
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-03-30
TArdy Roll.

The following is the tandy roll of the
Cpur d'Alene schools for the week end.
ing Friday, March %, 1901:
Opportunities for tardiness- 1850
No. cases hardness ........... /
Per cent. OF hardness. ........2 d of l
Names of tardy pupil: Alden Dim
stead, who was absent for good cause.
W. o. CUMMINGS,
Principal.
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Joseph Ro-mer Retained 10 the head
waters Of the 81 Maries rv-r saturday
u look after big log drive for the
Ceur d Alene Lumber company. The
Z recent rains have furnished water suih-
cirut for driving logs.
Farmers, do you know that Armand
Z perreaoud, hardware dealer, has all
kinds OF agricultural implements At
prices that cannot De duplicated IN the
town. Call and see il thts is not true
when YOU want 10 hoy.
A tn. liie OF wall paper, including
the latest patterns, al prices That Cat
not be duplicated ia the town Ne are
after your wall paper trade and viii
have IL II quality and prices ale au in-
duoement Armand Prrrenoud,
George Russell. George Ritchey, A.
L. DAVIS, Samuel Black, Mrs, NJ. NJ.
Russell aud Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ritchy left
"Wednesday morning 10 examine some
timber claims near Pend d'Orellie lake
with view 10 locating the same.
Joe GarnO. Of Post Falls, came up
Thursday morning TO operate the pile
diver in making repairs to the bridge
over the Spokane river. The work is
under the supervision Of Charles Cald
well, aud will be completed without
{ further delay.
Batter paper with your name or the
name OF your dairy neatly printed at
/ S250 for 900 sheets This is but sixty
cents more than the plain paper costs
I you at retail. Have your butter paper
! printed at the Press office. We use ink
that will not spoil the butter.
Captain George, formerly stationed at
Fort sherman with the sixteenth i'll
( fantry, has arrived at Fort Wright from
I Vancouver with detachment of %
! men who have seen service in the PhiliD.
pines. They were among 400 or more
convalescents who have recently been
returned from the islands.
Chicken thieves are still at work in
the town ana they make frequent visits
TO the hen roosts that are not locked.
Il would I've good idea to set a few
bear traps where these light fingered
gentry might put foot in them, or
keep watch aud give them charge OF
shot.
The Coedr d'Alene Lumber company
shut down their mill Saturday evening
and have made some necessary changes.
The brick partition walls have been re.
moved from under the boilers and the
space thrown into one large furnace
workmen are also engaged in building
the shingle mill and extending the tram.
way to the east end OF the yard,
/ Byron Renshaw left for Wallace Mon
day, by way Of Spokane, TO attend the
marriage of his brother, Paris II, Rem.
shaw, to Miss Cora A. Sharp, which
took place Thursday evening ut the
home of the grooms parents. Mr.. Rem
shaw was formerly trusted employe
In the Pass Office, and we wish the
newly married couple successful and
happy married life.
Judge Daly, the father OF Ceur d.
Alene, now n resident of Kingston, was
in town Tuesday, accompanied lay Her
man Rover aud W +. Anderson, who
had contest case against Feed Hail up
for hearing before the hand office. The
Judge Is attorney in the case, and this
Is his first visit TO C9nr d'Alene FOR
mnny months, lie was one OF the pio-
, neers In the town and the moving spirit
In securing its incorporation as a village.
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Farm of lSs acres, two miles west of
town, with water, good buildings and a
bearing orchard, for safe. Apply TO
HARRIET b. WoNNAooTT.
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CURTICE A. RENHAM.

lid. SIS, for the 5. !. :, f. !, $ T. 4 s. w,
and lot 10. Se,. :, Tp. 81 y, r. ) W. b. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz; Emmett peniSon. Hiram Her
ring, lillian A Hudson and August FlonSke
all Of spokane Bridge, Wash.
u II. BCDL0SG,
mar Sp-mayA-p Register.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-03-30
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THF INTERIOR,
LAND OFFICE AT CTUR D'ALENE, IDAHO
March - 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention 10
make hnal proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof viii he made before the Register
and Receiver At C0ur d'Alene, Idaho on MAY
10 1901 viz,
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Law Briefs aud Pamphlet printing a
speciality at the Pass office,
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Subscribe tor the PRrsSS, 81 year,
cash in advance.
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Ihsss are imitslioa baking pow.
defs, made from alnm y I'd sold
cheap. which Il IL pfBdeat 70
asosd. Alan IN tood l. pois0aSss.
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BRIKEs AID PERSONALS.

sorn sAdHo poaosa CO.. 100 wILLiAn sTaGET MGu voaK
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CGUR D'ALENE PRESS

All earas OF tAanGs. teaslaliaRs OF respect sBd
sAilAI Rs;iees uIi he charged Ios a. the Fats
81 are esaIs iias each Insertion.
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fAs Royal Baker aud Pastry
took --eoatAihing over koo aaost
pfAStical ARd salua6le cook Jag Sc
csitts--ffe< 10 even pAtsea. sesd
po2tsi card With JOsI fall address
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-14
BLACKDUCK ITEMS.

S III y ~ 4" y 4 .
The council said 'let there be
light, and the flicker Of the street
lamps shown on all the business
corners Of the town.
The country is filed with deer
hunters from all parts Of the
state, and hundreds Of pounds OF
lead will be flying after the fleet
footed game.
Married, at the home Of the
groom Miss Louise Sehupp and
Charles Lindauist. Justice Of the
Peace Brown performed the cere-
amony. III.
The reports concerning the
progress Of the railroad work are
very conflicting; some say the
track is within two miles OF town,
while Others declare that the track
has run backwards to Turtle. A
few more say that work of laying
steel will begin today on this side
#of Erickson Lake. We have not
made an inspection yet, bnt are
still optimistic. PoTLATcH.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-14

DIR. DORIAN mas no superior IN dlag 'aosl II
and treating diseases and detorfnities. re I
will give $50 for any case that ne cannot tsii
the disease and where located IN hye sfnih-
utes. l.I IN a;s.E
Al durable medical and sufSieas ols,
eases. acute aud chronic catnrrh. and5 Speclai
Diseases of the Eye. Ear, Nose ana lh ,isss'
Lung Disease. Early ConSnmption Esfonchltl W,
bronchial Catarrh, Constitutional Sata,T ~.
dyspepsia Sick Headache, stomach ana SOW
al Troubles, Rheumatism. Neuralgia. sG ~
lea !sright's Disease, Diabet ties. fkidnsys Lle-
en- Bladder. Prnstratic and female nlseasses'
Dizziness. Nervousness. fndlgcsfion, opes. ",
| INTERRUPTED Nutrition, Slow Growth IN ShiIu-
| rem and all wasting disease IN adults, MANY
cases of Deafness. Ringing In the hars Lose ..
| Eyesight, Cataract. Cross Eyes, etc Gli'se
have been improperly treated or negieeslIe st,
lean be easily restored. Dictionaries, Sa ~ = =
/ Feet, Curvature OF the spine, disease ~ WE
] Brain. Paralysis, Epilepsy, Heart. uss s
\ DR. Ipsy. Swelling of the Limbs StriotuEe'
Omen Sores. Pain In the Bones, triangular Els'
/ larrements and all long standing diseasssS
lproperly treated. Young, mtddie-aged a ~
old, single or married men and all VINO snnes
i from lost manhood, nervous deoHity. sIsf
Ematorrhoea, seminal losses, sexual Gesas'
| failing memory. weak eyes, stuntea 9ersstoh'
i rnent, lack of energy, impoyerisneu p i9o5
pimpies impediments = marriage; also ol ,'.
4 and sksn diseases Syphilis, Erupt1ons, hat
i Fhfiips, Bone Pains, Swellngs. Sore 8hroas
Ulcers. effects of Mercury, Kidney anu bIaa
4 der trou lies. Weak Back, bnrning Y rlne, pas
sing urine too often. Gonorrhoea, Gleet, sure
I tpra receive searching treatment, pronnt re
lief and cure for life. sSE 49, $558E
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-14
County y. =. :.
Correspondence.
TECKLA CHIPS

. ( Is
p. N. Vale filed on 40 acres Of
land in section s, Town OF Leon,
Saturday last.
Emil Erickson lost his pocket
book containing about $37, on
the Bagley county road while
going TO Bagley one day last
week. No clue as to it's where
abouts have been found vet.
e. Guneline, @. Osberg, Lars
Larson and p. Skog were doing
business at Bagley Friday.
Prosperity has struck Lars
Guam. He is building himself q
new residence.
There was basket party at
John Hanson's place Saturday
night. A snug little sum of.money
was received, which was turned
over to Paul Vik to help him re.
build his house.
County Commissioner johnson
held the lucky number that drew
the Quilt at Mrs. Skog'splace Sat-
urday night. ADAM.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-14
N ottce OF Publication

United States Land Office ut Crookston.
Mimi. Oct.4. 1901.
h Noticeis hereby given that he 40 iowi ~
To make fnal proof In su ppert OF her ciaIri,
and that said proof will be made Before the
Judge Of probate court for Beltranas county,
Minnesota, 8at Bemidji Minn, on soy. ~
1901. viz: x.v X. .
Fl. II. 21C33, for the swA of neA ,wlss of SEA and
se4 Of nW54 section -, township ia north,
range 81 west - ss8
her continuous residences upon and cuitfva-
ton on said land. viz: I
u Martha stltgiiff, GEORGE johnson vern0n
Hartley and william Clark, all of Turtle
River, Minn. &. .
sa-87 SYLVESTER PETERSON. Register.
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Official PrOceedings
X
OF the Board Of County Commits.
siOners of Beltrami
County. Mimi.
BEMfpJI. MINI Nov. 4 1901 !.

BEMIDJI, Mimi, Nov. 5, 1901. II
The board OF county commissioners Of Bel.
auditors office pursuant to cali by the county
audit0r.
Members present: Commissioners Wright
EMcDongaid and Sibley.
The meeting was called to order by the
chairman.
On motion. the petition OF George III French
and others praying for an election to vote fol
or against the Incorporation OF the Village OF
Farley was approved and on motion the fol
lowing resolution was adopted.
Resolved, that Whereas, the said petition
was duly verified by the oaths OF three OF the
petitioners, to the effect that the said petition
Is true now. therefore, ": WIS Ri
1t Is hereby ordered by the board OF county
commissioners of the County Of Beltrami afore.
said that the electors of said described terri
tory shall be, and they are hereby notified to
meet on Saturday. the 7th day Of December
a. p. 1901, from the hour of nine o'clock a. m
until five O'Clock p. m. OF that day ut the store
Of the Turtle River Supply CO., situated on lot
10, block 4, lTownsite OF Farley, County of Bel
trani, State Of Minnesota. to vote for o.
against the said incorpora ton; that p. n. Nc.
Naughtons Kenneth McIver and Joseph T.
Berry be. and they are hereby appointed In.
said petition. yerihcation thereof and the
notice herein provided for be posted up in five
Of the most public places Bithia said territory
Dated at Bemid il, Mimi, this 5th day Of No
IVES WRIGHT.
Ghairmanof Boardof County Gominisso
P. Z, s. YL I. ; y I.
on motion the board adjourned. .
1901. YVES WRIGHT,
Chairman
p. i. S SYLVESTER ~,
County Auditor.
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Do You
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them to the south end they let
them lay idle. And when the
farmers Of the north end found
this out they went down with
teams and moved them back again
to be used in the construction Of
the dyke. The result Of this action
was that meeting was held at
which the south end farmers re-
fused to pay their notes, which re-
fusal may result in law snit. We
believe that it will be quite easy
to make them pay their notes, as
they are all secured. y