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

" d. W. ). Sims left yesterday morning
y Tor Wallace in responce 70 q teiephon
message from o. G. Otterson, calllnI
9 him there on professional business
!. lie was taken TO Harrison on tn
STEAMER Bonnie doom.
e Mrs o. q. 0tterson, who has been Wis
e Ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. Nix
olas, for about two weeks, left Monda,
( Tor her home 10 WaIlare. She was ne.
Z companied rs far as Spokane BY her sis
ter, Miss Matte Nik0las.
' Father Purcell and G. S. Kaiser drov'
+ over from Rathdrum, Tuesday, Fathe
Purcell returning by way Of Spokane IL
the evening. Mr.. Kaiser has been visit
ing Father Purcell since Christmas, bu
will leave shortly for Oregon.
cbas KalaDquin commenced the load
! ing OF 5000 ties for the Northern
Pacific company Tuesday. The ties At.
piled At the side OF the track one mil.
north Of town. He expects It will re-
quire about ten days to completes I'd,
i. work.
j. q. Brooks, formally Of Post Fails
writes us from bakersfield, Cal, that il
is the livelieSt place be has ever seen foi
its size, so much so that the postofiice Il
J unable 70 handle the mails, owing TO The
J great rush TO that town. He says all
J other business is the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Caldwell returned
home on Friday OF last week after an
absence Of two weeks. Mr.. Caldwell
had been in Stevens county. WASH, do
ing assessment work on some mining
property in which he Is interested, dur.
ing which time Mrs. Caldwell visited
friends Ia Spokane.
The young ladies OF the w. r. G.
have announced their social dance 70 be
given in Sanders ball this evening
The proceeds will be used TO defray the
expenses Of the G. A. r. and W. r. C.
eneamPmen: which will meet here in
june. Let all attend and thereby assist
IN the work.
The machinery OF the steamer Belle
willie was brought dowL on the Bonnie
Doom, Monday. The Belleyille will be
oyerhauled during the winter, the pilot
house viii be dispensed with and the
wheel placed near the engine so that
one man can operate the boat, and new
machinery will be installed.
The severe wind storm OF last Satar-
day night broke the log bOoms OF the
Occur d'Aiene Lumber company, and
allowed all the logs TO drift into the bay
some between the n. r. dOcR and the
tie mill, and the remainder between
Johnson's dock. and the Occur d. Alens
Transportation company's dock. The
logs were immediately secured by bOOms
and none were lost.
The Idaho State Poultry and Pei
Stock association will bold its annual
show in Boise, February 9Th, 9th and
It'll. IL anyone desires copy Of tbs
premium list they can secure one by ad
dressing C. II. Roberts, the secretary, Al
Boise, idaho. Being state associa-
ton, 1t is desired to have all section,
represented. Over 81 200 In cash pre-
miums are being offered.
MRS. VIM. A Golden met with a very
painful accident Tuesday while walk
inn on sherman street near Majol
Warmers place. She stepped on piec'
OF ice which caused her 70 fall. breaking
both bones Ia the lower left limb jusV
above the ankle joint. DIR. ScallOn wal
called 10 aud set the broken bones, anc
the patient is resting As comfortable a,
could be expected under the circum-
stances.
Last Saturday, about noon, the hons
OF DIR. John Sabin was discovered 10 b
on fire. caused partly from n defectiy'
due and stove that did not work prop
erly. The fire burned through the roof
but no alarm was given rs the docto
quickly assembled TO the top Of the house
and by shoveling wet snow on the fame
soon had them under control. No seri.
Gus damage was done, but the docto
decided TO get new stove.
Wednesday. Jan. Is, County At
torney James Graham swore out com
plant before A. V. Chamberlin, justic'
Of the peace, against Bert Bennett 70
malicious mischief. plaintiff claiming
that defendant willfully and malici-
ously. on the night OF the 18th, destroyed
property which did not belong to him
by breaking a window in the Chimes
laundry on sherman street. The east
is set for hearing today at 10 a. m.
In looking over the list OF member
: assigned TO the various standing com
> mittees at Boise, we notice the names o
Kooteuai's representatives on the fol
lowing committees; ]. 7, Scott. print
. ing, engrossment, railroads and eOrpo
rations, fish and game; ]. c. White
: rules, public lands. state affairs, fedora
relations and public debt appropria
, tons: p. J. Dwyer, military and Ind
ian affairs, public buildings, count,
| officers.
!. W. |. Williams will leave this even
g ing for Spokane. where he has accepte'
] 4 lucrative position with the White
: house Dry Goods Co. Mr.. and Mrs
Williams have resided here for the pas
Z two and one half years, and have mad
\ many friends while In our midst, n