The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-03-23

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eive dance &C the pavilion on Mon
day eyenlnf, April 8. The admission
70 me dance viii be 30 cents. supper
VIII b served By the indies Of the w.
r.
Batter paper with your name or The
name Of your dairy neatly printed u
$40 for 200 sheets. This Il but sixty
cents more than the plain papH costs
you ct retail. Have your butter paper
printed attle I,REss ONCE. We use Ink
tbat viii not spOil the butter.
Bartlett Sinclair. ex-state andltor, IL
a. Washington. d. c., where be has
been making his headquarters for the
past two months. A recent letter from
him indicates that he is expecting =
federal appointment soon, which will
require his going 70 the Philippine is
lands.
Charles Hoffman, a former resident Of
this place. spent Monday 10 town In the
interest OF mining company which he
represents as part owner. lie went
from here 70 Harrison and viii visit the
CGur d'Aiene mining towns before re-
turning to Spokane. lie disposed Of
some stock for his company while here.
Mrs. Morris, widow Of the late Joseph
Morris. who recently died Mt Florence,
Idaho, has received 5000 cash on life
Insurance policy which her husband
carried Ia the A. D. u. w. The family
formerly lived here. and Mrs. Morris 10
now stopping with her cons at White
haIl, Mont.
Avery Cummings returned from Van
couyer last saturday, where he took the
examination for admission ~ cadet
at West Point. His papers were for
wardad TO Washington TO be passed
upon BY the proper officers ana he win
be notified OF the result. II successful
in the examination be will enter the
school 1t once.
County Commissioner McKinnis was
In town "Wednesday TO look after repairs
20 the bridge which spans the nver Al
at old Fort sherman. The bridge was
seriously damaged BY dnftwood and Ice
and Is considered unsafe. Temporary
repairs were made this week 10 preveDt
further damage until a pile driver can
be rugged up. when permanent repairs
viii be made.
TG kaesemeyer proposes to make q
number OF improvements in his market
this spring that win enable him 10
handle meats and take care OF his Gus
toners ia most satisfactory manner.
Among these improvements he is put
ting Ia large refrigerator that viii be
fitted up with double glass doors for
keeping meats 70 be retailed. To the
rear Of this Is large cold storage room
which viii hold ten dressed beeges
Mrs. Mary Wright. who filled the posi-.
ton Of chief clerk OF the house OF rep.
rtsentalives during the session OF the
legislature. and whose ability was rec
ognized by everyone. has received an
appointment as chief clerk for the Pan
American commission, and will spend
the summer In Buffalo. Mrs Wright Is
euterprising. and her many Kootensi
counRysfriends viii be pleased 70 learn
Of her latest success in securing such at
important position.
DR.. r. J. Scallon has purchased Of
James Roche lots 6 and 9. block So, or
the corner Of sherman and Seventh
street and viii build tine residenc dur.
ing the spring. The house viii contain
twelve rooms, bath and all modern i'm.
provments. The doctor has unbounded
faith In the future Of Occur d'Alene
aud believes Il win become one OF the
most prosperous town in the state,
and be backs his opinion by the invest
ment OF his money IN property.
There was not very large attendance
at the caucus last Monday evening, held
at ]. II. HArtes olice for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for town tnis
tees but those present made very good
selections. and Il Is not probable there
viii brany opposition TO the ticket nom-
mated. ID. f. Mason was selected rs
chairman OF the caucus, and c. L. Ditto
more rs secretary. d. F. Mason, A. ".
Chamberlin, n r. Palmeter. Armand
Perrenoud and George Cooper were
nominated by reclamation. there being
no other candidates, aud the caucus ad-
iourned.
/" Charles Wells, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
v. Wells. aged II years. died at the
family residence on Lakeside avenue,
sunday afternoon, March nth. after n
sickness OF several days. While his
death was not unexpected, 1t came as y
severe blow 10 the parents. being the
first death In the family. Deceased has
been an invalid for a number Of years,
having had fall when about four years
Of age which made a cripple OF him and
was Undoubtedly the primary cause OF
his death. lie was \ bright boy Of
Asunny disposition, and fasorite among
his playmates. rhe funeral took place
Monday at 3 O'Clock 0. m, Rev, g. L.
Deifenbangh. pastor OF the Presbyterian
church. conducting the service. The
remains were deposited in the post Gem.
etery.
Capt. Geo. Reynolds Is one OF the city
fathers and has taken great deal Of
interest Ia town affairs the past year.