The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-18

west OF town was stricken with paraly-
SID Tuesday aight and Is confined TO her
bed. The family recently came here
: from North Dakota.
Inc Idaho antile csm pany are
advertising a great discount or clear
aaee sale. 1t will pay you to take ad
'Shtage Of Tie low prices. You viii
hhd everything as advertised.
L. ii. Graham. Of Post Falls, was in
town saturday. lie says the town of
lost Falls is improving and that the
Touring mill, with which be is connect
ed, Is doing good business.
School will reopen Monday, but pre-.
cautions WILL be taken to prevent the
spread OF scarlet fever or other eonta-
glous diseases and the law governing
such eases will be rigidiy enforced.
Henry Krotzer will replace his old
wooden building on Sherman street
with brick structure Of 25 feet front
age aud 90 feet deep. The new build.
ing viii be put up during the summer.
Members Of Kootenai lodge A. +. and
4. NJ. are invited TO Harrison this even
ing TO assist the Harrison lodge in con.
feting degrees Of the order on some
candidates. A number will accept the
invitation.
The neighbors gathered at Louis Ben
sons place at Mica bay Thursday 10
indulge IN chOpping bee, A tree
which Was being felled struck Mr.. Ben
sou on the shoulder, causing painful,
though not serious injury.
The meanest chicken thief ia the
country is at work A few nights since
lie entered The chicken coop of Mrs.
Hannah NettletOn, Il soldiers widow
living north Of town. and robbed her Of
one dozen tine hens.
Bernard Noon, vice president az the
Largry Lumber company, accompanied
by his wife, came in from Butte. Wed.
nesdAy morning and spent the day look
ing over the mali property recently pur
chased BY his company.
Married. last evening by Justice OF
tie Peace Chamberlia, Mr. George Lee
Roy Turner ard Miss Alice Mildred
lBeandoin, Of Powder Horn Bay. The
happy couple returned TO their home
on this mornings boat.
M. {. NormoYle. well known hotel
man Of kendriek, has leased the Inn
for three years. The building will be
rerooted, painted aud thoroughly over
hauled. putting it in drst class shape.
Nj. Normoyle expects 10 have 1t ready
70 open TO the public early in March.
between Sunday exening and We'd
nesday morning some miscreant visited
the orchard OF Amos Higgins. who lives
near Hayden lake, aud cut down eigh.
teen young apple trees. The party or
parties engaged IN such contemplate
business should be punished II detected
.. @. Mcfarland. general manager OF
the Largcy Lumber company, is con-
linsd 10 his bed at the Hotel Spokane,
by an attack Of typhoid fever and will
not he cut for week or two. In the
mean time there will be very little do
ing at the saw mill.
The people OF school district No. IS,
located across the river. will hold a spec.
tai election today 10 determine the To-
cation for a new school house 10 replace
the one destroyed by ere. The PROPOSE
ton is TO place the building Ia the cen
,cr Of the district.
An attempt was made Sunday night
10 enter I. L. lledai's furniture store by
prying open two doors In the basement
II the burglars gained admittAnce q
the room they did not carry of ans
furniture or other goods 50 far as Mr
lIedal has been able 10 ascertain.
Arrangements are being made 10 holc
Farmers institute here February L
aud Is, II will be conducted by psoies
sors from the university aud all mem.
bers OF the institute committee are re-
Quesied 10 be present at meeting 4
be held In this place next Saturday a
10 o'clock. a. m. 10 arrange a program
TOT the institute.
The two-year old daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs. Scott Goodwin died OF scarlet
fever at their home across the lake
Wednesday morning. Tie funeral tool
place Thursday aud the little one wa
land quietly away without funeral ser
vices on account OF the malignant forn
of the disc ase aud danger OF contagior
Timothy NJ cCaJty, one Of the pionee
settlers on the CGur d'Alcne river, iva
/ In town Monday, lie says that tn
/ Northern paci tic has had survey ors n
work on the old narrow guage grad
aud believes that the company mean
to do some building down the rive
from the mines,
The Ladies Guild Of the Episcops
church was reorganized Monday after
noon. Mt the rooms Of Mis-, u. IL. Sle'
Ter by the election OF full set Of Of
aecrs. as follows: Mrs. Stetler, pres
dent: Mrs. Robinson, vice preslden
Mrs. Re, nolds, treasurer; Miss Hattl
Weeks, secretary. The first reguls
meeting of the society was held at MIR
. REYNOLDS Wednesday afternoon.
Notice.
school viii reopen next Monday. \