The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11

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" lhal place, also died Oh Saturday Of
The same disease.
How about that new suit or over
coat5 We have the largest and best
assorted line Of clothing ever shown in
The city Mems aud boys at prices "a
SUIT your pocket book. The Idaho Mer
camille company.
| That bright star which has attracted
50 much attention the past few even
ihgs Is venus, the evening star, and its
bfighlness is due to the fact that il il
nov nearer the earth than it has been
for several years.
Alfred BuckleDd, Of Spokane, closed
deal for the purchase Of the steamer
Defender from Cap. A. 4. Darknell
Mr. Darknell will devote his time TO
managing the steamer sehley, which lie
recently purchared.
Word reaches here that G ,orge IIag-
an, a former resident, was killed at Los
Angeles, Cal, Dee. 20, by being run
over With street ear. lie was son
Of Mrs. Albert lIagan aid leaves a wife
and three small children.
John Fernan has disposed Of his place
at fernan lake 10 William Girard for
a consideration Of $1,000. II is one Of
the beauty spots Of this vicinity, nicely
situated on the shore Of the lake and
makes a desirable home.
The Welcome Dancing club is 10 re-
sahe It's weekly dances this evening at
Roberts hall The club is also consid-
efing tie udyisability Of organizing
library association aud securing the
benefit Of the state travelling library.
A. T.. Rash, one of the former well
known citizens Of Cuur d'Alene in re-
Knitting bis subscription from Macomb,
III, writes that he is prospering. carries
a $1,000 stock of jeweiry and las three
children, al accumulated since he left
here.
Mrs. Geo. r. Minis and family left
for -. Anthony, Wednesday evening,
and will make their future home there.
Mg. Minis Is 10 The general merchan-
disc business at that place. The family
resided here for numb OF years and
many friends regretted their departure.
The election held by the Presbyterian
Aid society resulted as follows Mrs.
Mary Dollar, president; Mrs Charles
Ssscho, lfst ,lce president. Mrs Y. W
Sander, second vice PRESIDENT Mrs. c.
~ Warner secretary, Mn G l. Def
treasurer.
There were several new eases OF scar.
iet fever reported the lirsy Of the week
aud the board Of town trustees held
meeting 10 take action ia The matter
Namue. Cainahau was appointed
special quarantine officer and rs keeping
close watch o.! the matter II is thought
,l4t . spread ~ tie disease viii be- pre-
vented
John Kelly who has been a patient
Sufferer for several years from cancer
lf ihc month and face. died Thursday
evening at bis home hear here De-
-eas.I was middle aged man aud
-amc 90 '.As vicinity from Iowa several
,caa ago with his tao brothers who
.nl survive. he WAS a single man.
lAe funeral takes place today at 10
o'clock from the Catholic church
n " ~tn;hrru. the Pos, Fails min (
nan. returned from an eastern business
up saturday. lie say, that he met a
aree number Of people who were anK- .
aus q obtain Information about Ida
10. he purchased a new band mill
bat will ca; $4,000 feet Of lumbcr every
eu hours. and othc, machinery FOR Tie
Ian, 81 Post Falls, The factory viii
.e moved from the river and ran by
lectucity generated a. The falls.
After au illness extending over per
ID Of several mou;hs, Edward Enpey,
,ho resided with bis family three miles
.orthof town, died Monday, January
. Of consumption aud was buried Ia
be CITY cemety the following day, Rev.
9. llodgsou officiating. Mr. Empcy
vas born VA Hastings county. Uulario,
august %. ls43. aud was united IN mar
iage 10 Grace Weeks. February 10.
$50. at Napaucc, Ontario. From this .
luiou three children were born. Mrs
Melvin Kidd MIS- Jasper Cooper and .
Hiss Marion Deceased came TO this
3ciuity to lslo aud WAS known rs a
.teady lard working man until disease
compelled him TO give up has laoors f