The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-01-19

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y. D. Alien was installed ne sereean
major IN the q. A. H., instead Of Micbm
sa'aii'er as was reported in last issue.
10 yon know that the PREss can b,
had one whole year for 81 cash in nd
vancef Now is the time to subscribe.
q, Babcock came up from spokan,
Monday 70 accept = position with IN,
Occur d'Alene Lumber company.
q. W. ksitin spent most Of the week
10 Spokane having repairs made to the
machinery OF the steamer Torpedo.
Mrs. Jane Lewis returned Monda,
from Montana and Is stopping with heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Russell.
Miss Le0Ore eearles, who has been
visiting relatives IN Spokane since
Christmas, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. II. ID. Allen returned yesterday
from Spokane. where she spent part OF
The week visiting her son and daughter.
j. w. wiggstt is having an lee house
and q buggy shed built adjoining his
barn on his properly on Wallace street.
Joseph Roemer, of the Occur d'Alene
Lumber company, has been quite III for
some time past. but is able TO be 6ut
again.
II. N. stratbern. of Post Falls. was
here yesterday looking after logs for the
Spokane a Idaho Lumber company's
mill.
Harry 7. McLoud. who suffered
severe attack Of pneumonia, Is able 10
be up but has not yentured out Of the
house yet
General j. L. Weaver. OF Boise. has
been re-appointed by Governor Hunt 10
the position Of adjutant general OF the
Idaho militia.
Mrs. Fred Wilson and son left Mon
day for Boise, Idaho. 10 remain with
Mr. Wilson. who is sergeant alarms at
Anc tFkihaAtutc-
II not subscriber to the Press, why
noly You cannot Oxford 20 be without
II when you can secure it whole year
for 81 in advance.
4. n. Jellum left Thursday evening
for Los Angeles, Cal. where he will re-
main al the national soldiers home un-
I'll about April !.
&C seaTies completed the work Of
painting and paper hanging. the FIRST of
the week, 10 the house TO be occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas- Dumb.
Miss Alice Heslin, who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. John Frederic.
for about two weeks, returned 10 her
home In spokane Thursday.
The euehre club was rsorganiEed
Wednesday evening. aud the members
rnJoyed their 1rsi party last evening At
he home OF Mrs. Jessie Hackeit.
Sol. Meyers. who Is stopping during
he winter with his brother, David
Meyers. and q o. Ritchey spent the first
u the week In Spokane on business.
David Dollar. who has been visiting
lis mother. Mrs. Mary Dollar. AZ this
'laee for about two weeks, left Mon.
lay Cot his home. Sau Francisco, Cal.
Paris Renshaw expected TO leave Val
parAiso. Ind, for Idaho. Thursday. He
Hill fnss visit bis father at Wallace and
HiIl probably come to this place later.
In order TO give visitors an oppor-
Iunlty 10 be shown through their boat
factory, Johnson 4 Rosen will have the
place open tomorrow between 2 and
p. m.
James Kennedy drove over from
Ramsey Tuesday aud returned wednes-
day. John Koch. who had been sick
here for over a week, accompanied him
home.
WIN. o'EIara, Jr. returned from
Monday. where be had been
to SEEK employ ment lie says there are
over zoo men out Of employment at that
place al present.
c. $. Taylor and wife. who have been
stopping At their place across the lake
since December I. left Thursday for
wardner where Mr.. Taylor will work in
one OF the mines.
commissATy Sergt VIM. ManSie and
family left Monday for the Preside.
san Francisco, Cal, in response to tel.
gram from headquarters, ordering Mr..
Manaie 10 report al that place.
In Publishing the program Of the
Moodmrn In last issue. by an oversight
on our part, We omitted the name OF
Miss Stella Joy, whose singing was
much appreciated by all present
II. II. Swanke, president OF the Occur
d'Alene Lumber Co, will leave Wiscon-
sin for this place today, and will proba-
bly arrive about Wednesday. The mill
is closed down pending bis arrival
n. u. Luce, who has been visiting a
brother here ar.d loOkin alter some tim
Der laud for the past mouth, left Tues
day for hts home near Coltax, Wash,
where he is employed in a saw mil as a
saw iiler.
A good faim Of so acres, rich soil
and house, for sale at a bargain
Inquire at the Pres Office. This place
10 but III miles from town aud vii
make n,cc home for anyone wishing
q small farm.
MrA o. Nikolas left last evening toI
Wallace In response TO a message from
h. aauphApr Mrs o. G.. Ottereon, re-