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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

A pleasant wedding took place at the
Catholic church Tuesday morning that
united Mr.. VIM. T.. Cailow and Miss
Katherine HeAly, the estimabIe daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. IIealy, in the
holy bonds OF matrimony. The eere-
mony was performed by Rev. Father
Purcell, according to the rites OF the
Catholic church. Mr.. A. IL. Pape
acted as groomsman aud Miss Louise
lIealy, sister OF the bride, rs bridesmaid.
After the ceremony the bridal party
and their friends repaired to the home
Of Capt. aud Mrs. Jas. Graham, where
AN elaborate wedding breakfast was
served. The newly married couple re-
ceiyed a number OF handsome presents.
The wedding was private. Mr.. and Ms.
J, Il. IIealy. James Monaghan and his
daughter, Miss Maggie. Miss Louis
IIealy, Dr. and Mrs. T.. ]. Scallon, Mrs.
Purcell and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Graham
composing those present.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Thursdays Spokesman-Reyiew con-
tanned an item from this place stating
that ''the presence Of Northern Pacific
surveyors along CoeGr dAlene lake dur
ing the fall has given rise to the rumoT
in this section that the company has in
contemplation the extention ofits CnuT
d'Alene branch to Wallace ia the near
future. As it is now, the Northern
Pacific gets very little OF the business
of the mining region OF the Ceur IL
Alenes from spokane. The line would
open up big body of timber" Dilli-
gent inquiry Of people in a position to
know the facts failed to confirm the
report and 10 one can be found who
has seen the surveyors or knows any
thing about such survey being made.
Several years ago the Northern Pacific
seryeyed line from here to the mines
through the Fourth Of July canyon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
BIG LUMBER DEAL CLOSED
OUTPUT or COEUR D'AIEHE co.
The Lnrgey Humber Company Buys the
whole Ontput. Deal InsoIsss sS.-
100000 Peet Of Lnnbsr.- WIN be
shipped East.

The largest single deal for the pur.
chase of lumber ever made In this sec
tion was closed Tuesday between the
Occur d'Alene Lumber company, Of
this place and the Largely Lumber com.
pany, Of Butte, Mont. X. IT. Edwards
general manager OF the Cenr d'Alenf
Lumber company and q. o. Mcfarland
for the Butte company. closed the deal
Tuesday. The output OF the mill for
one year is TO be taken by the purclias.
ers and will amount TO not less than
81. 10000 feet valued at from 1880
70 S3090OOO.
The Butte company is new corpor-
alton composed Of capitalists Of that
city and 1t is their intention to ship a
part Of the lumber to Butte and the
balance 10 the eastern market.
ID. II. Stetler. who has had charge OF
shipping and other details for the
C9ur d'Alene Lumber company, has
been engaged by the Butte concern TO
take full charge OF their business here.
All Of the shipping will he done direct
from this place under his supervision
The shipping has already commenced.
Most Of the white pine and fir, will 60
TO the eastern MARKET.
This deal shows what a demand there
is for Idaho lumber and the industry Is
bnt in its infancy AS II Is only within
the past two or three years that this
lumber WAS considered valuable.
The closing Of such large deal is OF
great advantage 10 the ceur d'Alene
Lumber company, AS IL insures mark
ct for the output Of their mill, bat one
customer to deal witii a;d no bad debts
TO look after. IL reflects great credit
on the business ability OF Mr.. Edwards.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
Contest Notice


DEPARTuKST OF TiIK IxTRnIoR,
LAND OYFIcE AT coEUR D'ALESE. IDAHo,
October %. Is0I
A sufficient contest afidayit having been 6lcd
IN this Office BY Harry A. Hawk contestant,
against I'D entry No. I5sa. made July 10. lssg.
for \. W. Z Section =. Tp Sc. n X 5, W. r. NJ
BY Adam seliIeEatl. eoutesiee Ia which il is al
Legged that said Adam Sch erafh never establish
ed residence upon said land. never cleared
feisced. cultivated or improved ia any manner
any portion 81 said land from the date Of entry
np To the present time; that the Land 81 The
present inns Is in lis natural state and flas said
alleged absence WAS not due 20 hts employment
Ia the army. navy or marine corps Of tise United
States during the war with spain o. during any
other war III which the United States may
be engaged either as a private soldier.
officer, seaman or marine. said parties arc
hereby notified TO htreaF. respond aud offer
evidence touching said allegation az 10 O'Clock
4 m. GA Jaisary e. 1907 ,fose the Register and
Receiver II the United States Land once IN
Occur d AleRe. Idaho
The said contestant hating. IN n proper an
daYi;, filed Oct 20. EOi. set forth facts which
show tssat after due diligence personal service
81 this notice can not Be made, il Is hereby or
ds1ed and diFzesed that such notice be given ~
due ard proper publication
oh BUDLoNG,
noy-SiSap Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Mr.. +. \, Fags. representing y. W.
Harris & Co, OF Chicago, was in town
the FIRST OF the week transscting bust
ness with The school board The basis
OF settlement as linally agreed upon by
Mr. FagR and the school board is as
follows. n. W. Harris & Co. viii pay
- the district rebate of 800 IN cash
after satisfying all claims the present
bond holders may have FOR interest from
Feb. TO Dec. s, 1901, aud take the
$4,000 refunding bonds at par and also
$500 worth Of the improvement bonds
voted by the district last April, they TO
bear all expenses incurred in issuing
said bonds. This is AN equivalent of
Sl3SS 80 premium on the new bonds,
but is IN reality rebate OF that amount
from the excessive interest paid on the
outstanding bonds from date of issue
to Feb. 1, 1901.
The controversy over this excessive
interest. per cent. over the legal rate,
has been the cause Of the tedious delay
in floating the new bonds voted by the
district last April and June. But now,
IL n. W. Harris 4 Co. fully meet the
conditions OF the above mentioned
agreement, there will be an annual saw.
ing Of $3.50 TO the district, in addition
TO the large rebate obtained which will
be available for immediate use in re-
ducing the debt of the district,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

INCUR DALRNE u . city OF 500
" population. beautifully situated on
the northern shore Of The famous csar
d'Airus lake. - miles east Of spokane
on branch lite Of tie Northern PaelAe
railroad. Lines Of steamers make rAga-
LAT trips from thia city Up the lake 10 the
head % navigation On the st. Joe Tiysr,
eonaeciing Il Harrison with the rail-
road llns Into The gold. silver aud Lead
mincA Tbs city u oSas Of the most
holed summer resorts In The northwest,
and 10 l'ecamlng m@Ee popalaE each year.
It's lshsng. hunling. beating and bathing
allractloaa ARE almost Anltlesa. The
eoantEy Foard about 10 MAIDS up Of rich
agricultural Lands and extensive forests
Of yeilSw pine. DE-. cedar aud tameFAc.
and the citY Is destined TO become =
manufacturing center foE the products
Of thesa woods. The business mcn and
residents aFs snteEpEtsing. and take
pride In making tic plars sttFarsiye.
ThSgc arc foaF church organizations
Methodist. Presbyterian. Episcopal and
Roman Catholic. The feespt onisgs
are uesi svprrsraiea BY = losigr each Of
Maaona. Oid Fellows. knights u fyih.
iAs. Eastern Star. Daughters Of he
bekah. knights % tho Macc4bcss, q. 4.
II. and W. II. e.. Modern wooimen u
Amevica and ". II ihs ". The city
10 sapplled wish electric lights. good
wAisF wogka. a. elegant puhlic school
baIiding. ena sawmiil. two tsfst class
hotuAa. hoag baltding yards. etc. There
are yrs eood opportunities to engage In !
lucrative bnsinesn and diversified farm
ing Manufactures arr particularly de.
alrci. aud arr offered extra Inducements.
The summers are temperate. wtth snfi
cirut fainfall 70 insnFc abundant crops.
whiis the winters arr FRYE from extreme
cnld. No better location fog profitable
investments o. Zoe securing Ideal homes
can b. toand Ia thB noEthuest Iher
Il AlwAys . uclcause heTe, among IN q
eslicnt propls. Il a beaultIul region and
an lacomparablc climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
The st. Joe Improvement Co. is Remov.
InR OhssrueIIons.

The 81. Joe Improvement Co. IL Remoy-
ing Distractions.
The work OF improving the St Maries
river is coming OF with vigor. A large
force Of men was put 10 work early this
week blasting aud removing the rocks
from the river at the loops. There are
about 5000. 90 feet OF sawlogs in il,e
river At this point which were stuck
there since last spring aud which will
have TO be removed before the work OF
clearing can be prosecuted.
The work OF clearing the river is nn.
der the supervision Of Warren Flynn Of
Harrison.
A contract has been given TO T.
Crane Of Harrison 10 drive the pi,ing in
the river at. $3.50 for each. The pile
driver is on the ground now and work
on tile contract has been commenced.
The plans are 10 drive piling along each
side Of the st. Maries and ST. Joe rivers
at MI low points OF The banks, aud then
lay boomSticks TO keep logs from going
over the meadows 10 high water stage.
This work will extend for about 81
miles from the head OF the St Maries
10 the mouth OF the st. Joe river.
where it empties into lake Ceur d.
Alene. At the latter poiat large sort
ing station will be established.
The improvements OF the removal of
distractions ~ the st. Maries river and
the driving OF piiing. as FAR As practical
bic, is all the work that will be under
taken for this season. As soon as pos
sible next spring the work Of construct
lug two dams At points at the headwat-
es OF the ST. Maries river win be
commenced. The purpose Of the dams
Is 10 insure a low Of water at all sea-
sons of the year for successful log
drives
The logs that are now tied up at the
loops are the property OF the Cedr
d'Alene Lumber company and will be
brought down at the drst high water,
st. Maries Courier.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Thehtlle daanltlef % NJ. = n Tow
oil iafaped % a. iavvfsed raks inside Of
ten penny nails. aud thrust one nail,
Cntitrly thFSagh hrT foot and eocoad
uar half way thfotxa. Caambsgl aims
Pain Ilalm vas promptly applied and
ave minuiss tsteE tar pain bad dtsap'
peafrd sud 10 In0te saigsiinE wAs tx.
rrrisnccd Ia THREE days the child vas
veaEiae Lee shoe ~ usnHl ami silll
alsalalsly 10 discomfort. Mf. Powell
isaWcll known merchant Of Portland,
VA. rain tsalm = an anstseiaic and
tsals such injuries without matura,ion
and In cue THIRD TIC time required ~
tho usual tEpasment. FoF safe By CesuI
d'Alsnc Drug Sssrv.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
brain Food Non. ase.

Another ridiculous food fad has been
branded by the most competent author-
tiles. They have disprlled the silly
notion that one kind Of food is needed
for brain, another for muscles, and still
another for bones, A correct diet will
not only nourish a particular part OF
the body, but it will sustain every other
part. Yet however good your food
may be, its nutriment is destroyed by
indigestion or dyspepsia. You must
prepare for their appearance or prevent
their coming by taking regular doses of
Green's August Flower, the favori,e
medicine of the healthy millions. A
few doses aids digestion, stimulates the
liver to healthy action, purides the
blood, aud makes you feel buoyant and
vigorous. &c, Green's Special Alma
nae.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
Timber Land. Act June 8. 1878. :.
Notice for Publication.

DErARTMENT. or THE INTERToR.
LAND OFFICE Ar cmUR B'ALESK, TDAmO,
SEPTEMBER %. iacI
Notice i hereby given that In compliance with
the provisions Of the acf u Congress q June 4,
ls7s entitled IAN act for the sale Of Timber ads
10 the States Of California. Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory. as extended TO an the
Public Land states by act II August 4. Isse,
LUTHER P. TABER,
of Dellgroye, county 81 kootehai, state Of
Idaho, has this day 6led in this oaice HIS sHoin
staielaent No o.. for the purchase Of the = Z =
Of Section number l0In Township number % y,
Range No. ". B. NJ. and win offer prosf 10
show that the Land soagiit Is more valuable f-r
its timber or stone Than fOr agricultural pur-
poses, aud to establish his ciaim to said land
before the Register and Receivsr q this once
at CGnr d'Aleae. Idaho, GA Tuesday. the srd day
81 IeeefabeT. 1901.
He names Is witnesses; Granville o. Ritehey,
George H. l;itelley. James T. Russell and James
Horner. all Il Coenr d-Alene, Idaho
ANY and al persons claiming adversely tho
aboYe-icseTihed lands art requested 70 Gle their
claims in this osicc on or before said srd day of
December, 1901.
oh. BUDLoNg.
SEPT 2-nosse- Register.
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contes, Notice.
DkrAnrnEsr o. rHE INTERIOR.
d. H. BUDLONG,
Register.


DEPARTNENT or THR INTERIOR.
U. s LAND oFFleR, colsuR p,ALkxE. InAHo.
November s. i1gi
A sufficient contest affidavit having been nlesl,
In this oiice by MnElnca Hncllannan. contest.
ant, against homestead entry No. ga. nlado
Apsil Ia ISss. Al the Occur d Ai,no. Idaho, land
once for 5. a y. W. d. ~ ". = \. x. y and \.
". 4 :. f. a secilon H. township Il north range
4, w n. N. by Ellsworth Nilsson, contestce, IL
which Is alleged that said Ellsworth Wilson
wholly failed TO establish his residence upon said
land, aad has sholly abandoned said Land and
changed his Residence therefrom for more than
six months Immediately proceeding the date OF
filing the contest affidavit herviB, aud that said
absence was not due 10 his service 10 the United
-tates army or navy as uEiicer soldier. sailor or
marine during ANY var ii watch the uulled
Stairs mas have been engaged. said parties ara
hereby notified 10 appear, respond aad oner eyi.
deuce touching said Al egatioa nj 10 o clock q
M. on peeeaaber 70, hol before the Register anl
Res, liver al the Tailed States Land Ofiee In
Occur a. Acme, Idahe.
The said contestant having, Ia proper am
darit, iled Noycmiacr 8, lg9i, set forth gacss
which show that al due deligpnee peFsonai
service Of this ne,ee can mol be made, Il hcsr.
by orlered and directed taat s,ea s,,if.r,. X.
given by due anG pfeacr fnAHsatin
a ysrsep ID. d nlhr0N6
J..
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DHowsED y Tnr -. 5oE EIyEn.


Elllon Thnston was drowned Eatnr
day night Ii the st. Joe river just above
The chatcoIet bridge. His body va,
taken to Harrison IN rowboat sunda,
afternoon. Thurston was working OF
the steamer Michigan. Just after the
boat had passed the bridge, the pilot
w. ID. Blackburn, blew for Thurston &c
come up 70 the pilot house. lie did
not come.
After making the landing. Blackburn
inquired Of the engineer for Thnrston
who replied: "Ie has gone TO tile
pilot house." Blackburn steered the
boat back into tile river, thinking
Thnrston had stepped into the closet.
After short time lie became alarmed
aud searched the boat for Thurston.
After dragging The river for three
hours. Mike Moran and r. J. Russell
found the body IL 20 feet OF water, and
took it to Harrison that afternoon.
Thurston was % years Of age. Ills
parents live near Noitawa, st. Joe
county. Mich. lie had been out here
about six weeks lie WAS engaged to
be married to Miss Russell.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
Notice.

FOREST ISEu SELECTIONS No.
L. $. LAND oFrIcE, CoEUR D'ALENIs, IDAmo.
November 20. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that J. I. wSgy, Of
Kern county California, 10y J. 4, Irvine his at
torney in fact has made application TO Selcyt nr-
der the act Of June 4, lSas, lso statutes ssl the
following described tract. loWit,
s y = ". "a Sec - Tp. 81 n. RAW. n n.
Also that Hiram NJ. Hamilton OF Alameda
county. California, by }. Y. Irvine his attorney
in fact has made application under the said at
Ia select the y. Il. = S, W. u sec ~ III 81 y. Il.
Nv. Il. NJ
Within the next 20 days from the date henroi
protests or contests against said selections on the
ground that tliesracts applied for, CT any loiicn
thereof, are more valuable Tor minerals than
for agricultural purposes, win le received at
this ogloe aud noted for report 10 the Commits
sioner OF the General Land once.
u. II. BUDLoNG.
ov.ieJre 2i-p. Register.
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The Lumbird Lumber company has
let contract TO T., w. johnson, the
well known boat builder at C@ur d.
Alene, for a large steam tug to cost
about $500. The tug will be 81 feet
long, IS feet in the beam, with a seven
foot draft, and viii be supplied with
7xl2 #. Scotch marine water back
boiler aud two l0xl2 marine engines of
100 horse power, The tug win be the
largest on the waters of northern Idaho
and will be used for service on Lake
Pend d'orielle in hauling logs TO the
company's saw mill. Mr.. johnson is
to begin construction OF the new boat
here Immediately, Republican.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

sfEAaEa hr0KANE FoT ~ Jae FSiais,
Moadsfs. Wednesdays asa Fgtaass. l1Axes
tossF d'Aishe ~ :. N. Hasstsan II II Is a NJ !.
~ Madrs a zsik ,. n, ana arrives Al a. Joe Al
,. a. Tuesasys. Thnseaass snd asfariays
lsases st 1ee asa. NJ. a. MaEsss ~ "a. u.
HaTisaa ii n .se y a. ana sass arrives Vi Ga~aF
dAiwmw al anm !, d. Mcll0NAaD. Gataaia.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Last winter an infant child Of mine
had Group Ia \ violcus form,H says
Elder Ipha W. Rogers, Christian
Evangelist. Of FIlIsy. Mo. Il gave her
few doscs Of Chamberlain Cough
Kennedy aid ia q short time all DANCED
WAS past and The child recovered
This remedy not ohlF cures Group. bu'
when given e soon a. Che Graf aymIoms
appear, viii prevent che attack. II con
talns no opium OF other harmful sub
stances aud may be given - confident
J'oa baby Ne 70 IN adult forsale b,
the Coeur d'Alens Drug Store.
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Auow me 90 aay few words N ptaise
Of ChAmbsriains Cough Kennedy. ]
had very severe coash and cosd and
fsate,I woald ct Psseamunla, bat at.
tsr taking The second dese Of this meii.
cine fslt better, three bottles ot Il
currd my eold and tiie pains IN my
ehss, disappeared entirely. am msss
tsspecttaIly yours Cot hralth. Rsipa $.
uryas, 6i-Thiriy seventh ~. Wheel
ina. W Va. fos sale b. The Occur d.
Alone Drug store. s
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Christmas time is drawing near aud
the dealers who have holiday goods fol
sale should take advantage OF the ex-
cellent advertising facilities offered by
the columns OF the Pass. The paper
reaches most all the homes in Ceur d.
Alene and vicinity, II makes its weekly
visit aud its columns are the best means
of reaching the public. Let the people
know what yea have for sale in Christ
mas goods.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

STEAAEh HE0nIis nAkks- iAaFrs ~ 2.
daek Al y Z. No.. strives al b "a, connests a.
naEhsoa sith . r. q >, lralas, and II cs.sur
d'AleRe sith \. T. haih.
Gko. v RsKA0tbs. Captain.
J l. sHALIIs, fsgseF.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

sTEAMEa sralkf. Lake and -. gae river
iine Leaves casas a'Aiene Mon.iass. Haanss-
Asys asd Frtdafs atsA ~ Leaves head 4 nss-
issllaa Tuesdays. ThaFsaafs aAa saaasaays A
q ~, arrive a eoear a'Alsns stapm.
LAIsB baa,HHsRs. Osnsss.
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Timber Land. Act June 5, 1879
Notice for Publication.


I. S. LAxo OFFICE. cSErR D'ALESe. IDAHo,
October -. lsgt
Notice is hereby given that IN compliance with
the provisions Of the act Of Congress Of June I,
ISIS entitled An act foT the "a Of timscT lands
In tie states q California, oresoa Nevada. aud
Washington Territory. As extended 10 all I',b-
lie land states by act Oh August I. lSsa.
GEORGE RUSSELL,
Of cocar a'Aleae. county Of Kootenal, safe Of
Idaho, has tails day filed ia this Office his sworn
statement No, 7sa tor the purchase 81 the lot
Of section No. G. Ia Township. No ~ North
range No. : w. n. NJ, and will ofrr proof 10
show that the land sought is more valuable for
It's timber or stane than for agricultural pur-
poses, and 10 establish his claim 10 said land
beiorc the regisier a,id receiver OF this 0fiice at
Occur dsAlene, Idaho, ON Tuesday, the ltia day
u january. la0a.
lie names as witnesses, Geor>e H. Ritehey,
Charlie, steel, Henry Schneider, aud James Is1is-
sell all Of Cocur d ,lene. Idaho.
ANY aud all lersoas claiming adversely the
SboHedescribed lands an, requested to nle their
claims ia this Office on or bcfnre said 18th day Il
January. lSs.
On BUDLONG.
nov s-ian +-p Register.
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STEAMER AND TINE CARDS

NoErHERs fAesFae 4 A-Gaea d'AIene
,rsia lsaE1s Fisekaae ~ 10 .. m,. arrives a
i's.saT a 'Aiens afta ~, leaves Cesar d'Alens
al - y, IA. arrives a SiaakaBe al D ~
Ina H. sHALLls, Asent
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secret Societies.

Ko0TEKAI L0DoE No. 7, K.IaHrs or
PYTHIAs,-- Meets in Fraternity Hall
Thursday evening IL each week
Visiting brothers aFe always weleome
Armand i'erFanOud. G. G., r. A. Shall
lis. X. Of II. and ).
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Anyone desiring information regarding
The ,tac, Of land adjoining the town on
The easl, owned BY Capt. u'ilnea, can
obtain II by applying 10 The undcrsign.
cd, agcntfor said tract.
JAMES II. IIARrgs
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

WANTED SEV ERAL PERSONS OF CHAR.
acter aud eo,G reputation Ia each state lone in
This coaAtF rcqnirtSil To represent sfd alver-
tise old established wealthy business house u
sol hnNurial standing Salalr $3.50 " eklN
with expenses additional, AL payable in cash
each Wednesday, diryCt from head offices. Horse
aud carsisge furnished, Whca necessary, Refer
enCsS, EncloSe selt-sddrcsSgd stamped Vnve-
loTe. Manager 3i6 Caxton building, ChiCago
nov 2-may-2
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The Vim. Howard Lumber company
has closed deal for the tract of land
owned by V. w. Sander east OF town
aud bordering ON the lake. The pus-
chase price is s., 400 and covers % acres
adjoining the ground already owaed by
the company. 1t has \ lake frontage
extending from point east of Mr..
sanders old residence to Tubb's Point
This purchase leaves but little doubt Of
the intention OF the company TO erect
a mill here,
Tally cnnts. nIayhlg yards and paper
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

iownsilp piis Tor sale 1t the rrfsl
e''e Two fof 1secsnts
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JAMES II. IIARrr


a I've or ten acre tract Of land, one
fourth mile north Of the school HOUSE
'0' sac bargain 6y Henry Ktolzct
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LOCAL ANDPERgDNAL BRIEFS
NEWS OF Town AND COUNTY

arrivals from ssush Dakota. .sehoo,
q sisAeEraPhy non. ). 3. ws,,.
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