The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-03-02

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The Christian Endeavor society gave
an entertainment ia sanders hall last
evening which WAS fairly we'll attended
aud much enjoyed by ali present. An
interesting program WAS rendered, re-
4 lrrshmrnis. consisting of coffee, ice
cream and cake, were served and social
games were played. The receipts were
1915.
/ Posters are out this week announcing
/ the inaugural bean bake at the pavilion
I by the q. A. r., Monday evening, March
a. A choice program has been selected,
consisting Of recitation, and vocal and
I instrumental music. supper will then
be served, and the affair will close with
a social dance. A general good time is
anticipated.
( e.. L. Townsend aud son, q. Frank
Townsend. returned Thursday from the
~. Maries country where they had been
10 locate timber claims under the tim.
Der and stone act, and report very good
success. They came 20 this part of the
country from Minnesota about the first
OF tie year aud will probably locate here
permaneniIy.
/ John Ross, who was taken 20 Rath-
drum a couple OF weeks ago from Har-
rison aud placed ia jail pending charge
Of Insanity. WAS examined in Judge
Brady's court Monday and discharged
He was in destitute circumstances and
the county paid his car fare 10 walla
{ Walla, where he has relatives who will
take care OF him.
W. A. laws and wife spent Sunday
IN Spokane, returning here Monday
morning. Mr.. IIaws resigned his posi-
ton with the Wiggett & Empey Co,
the first OF the week to accept posi-
ton at standpoint AS general manager Of
of the mercantile department of the
standpoint Lumber Co, and left Tues
day evening for that place.
The ten-cent social given at the res
idrnce of Col. Budlong 10y the Presby
terrain Ladies Aid society, Tuesday eve
ming. was very enjoyable affair, and
was well patronized. About seventy
persons partOok OF the luncheon, net
ting the society about seven dollars. AZ
ter the supper the remainder of the
evening was spent in social games and
music.
Mrs. David Phifer went to Spokane
Wednesday to meet her aged parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Prichard, whose
home is In South DOkoia. They have
been away from their home for over
two years visiting their children in diff
ferent parts of the country, and Mrs
Phifer is the last one 10 visit. She eX
: poets they will remain with her for q
month or more before returning to theil
home.
While returning TO his home at Vol
Lodge last Saturday Byron Knapp sus-
tanned painful fracture and dIslocatior
Of the bones OF his foot The accideu
was caused by the heavy sleigh part!
turning over on siding place in tn
road and then settling back, crushing
! his foot under the runner. lie wa
brought here Sunday and DR. z. ].
3. Scallou set the broken members. Tn
patient is getting along as well as coul'
p be expected,
Mrs. Matte +. Thompson, of liar
I rison, who will be remembered 10y tn
y ladies of Occur d'Alene as having tn
T finest line OF millinery In Occur d'Alen
= last summer, has just returned from
8 trip east where she visited the leadin
a millinery houses Of New York and Chi
e cage aud purchased the Gnest aud late:
line of Easter millinery to be found
" those centers of fashion. Mrs Thomp
/. son informs as that Spokane cannC
% show stock TO compare with her
+ She expects to open her entire stock
u Occur d'Alene about March sSth, an
10 the ladies will be invited to attend OF
N Of the most complete millinery opening
n. Of Easter millinery ever held in q
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