The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-08-02
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BREEzY BRIEFS FROM f0sT FaLIs
Leon Bump. spent sunday with BIZ
family in this place.
We are sorry TO learn Of the seriou,
illness Of Mrs. Tim Mccarthy.
Houses are at q premium here, A
there are not enough 10 90 around.
Alfred Kennedy has made some inn
pr0vement TO the interior Of the FASH
ion saloon.
Mr. and Mrs. Leghorn. Of Spokane,
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. r. o. New
ers last Sunday.
Ms. w. A. Hart and daughter, Of
Rathdrum, visited the family Of o. b.
MasteEs0n last week.
Miss Mable Dean, daughter OF con-
tractor /. T. Dean. Is spending the sum.
MGR with Mrs. Rood.
Miss Mary Young has closed her
school and returned home to spend the
summer, much to the Joy of her many
friends.
Tom Jameson, an expert blacksmith,
is hammering iron In Kennedy's black
smith shop and may decide to purchase
an interest.
A. M. Martin Is repairing the water
works and laying two inch pipe instead
OF the one inch pipe which was used in
the suburban districts.
Mrs. Webber, an invalid lady Of spo-
kane. accompanied by her children, a
maid and goyerness, aie spending the
summer at the Cottage hotel.
Mitchell q Warren are putting the
finishing touches TO the school house
and the temple Of knowledge is now
once more a credit to the town.
Andy Kirk, prominent wooden mill
man Of Oregon, was here inspecting the
Post Falls wooden mills this week with
view to purchasing and enl arging the
same.
EngdahI Bros. Of the Post Falls Sash,
Door & Mfg Co, are rushed with bus
mess these days and the factory is kept
humming. They thoroughly under
stand their business and are hustlers.
Tom Lloyd and Iii Harris have taken
a contract to drive 100 foot tunnel in
the Little Katy mine for SIP per foot.
This property is near Rock Cut, Stew
ems county. Washington, and is owned
BY Dart, Martin & Co. Of this place.
C. Fl. Dart and wife have returned
from a short sojoum in Seattle. Mr..
Dart win again assume the manage
ment Of the Gable Roller mills at this
place. while his partner, Mr.. Suther-
land, will take charge Of the com
pany's extensive export business in
Seattle.
Sam Curoe's team ran away on our
Main street last Sunday while Mr..
Cnroe and the carriage load OF children
were returning home from Sabbath
school. When near the corner of VIII
liam and South Railroad streets the
doubletree broke, freeing the horses
from the carriage. The team ran on
home four miles west Of town, followed
by Sammy on foot. Noparticnlard dam
age was done.
Clarence Donaldson, who has resided
on the Parsons place two miles west Of
town for few years, has sold his crop
and farming implements 70 Peters
brothers and moved to farm which be
recently purchased in the Methow
country. On the eve Of his departure
he secured marriage license and was
married to his step mother, Mrs. Dav-
idsOn, who has been keeping house for
him for number Of years.
l. f. Dean, the well known millwright
and contractor, has been doing some
splendid work here during the past few
months. He has just completed for the
Idaho Lumber & Mfg Co. a lumber con-
veyor run by an endless chain and live
rollers GO feet long from the mill to
the sorting table on the hill. An end
less chain carries the lumb her down the
sorting table which is 200 feet A mum
Der of other improvements are to be
made, among them being another
large planning mill. He expects TO work
grand transformation in Post Falls
before he gets his dam and mill con.
tracts flled.