The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-09-19
POST FALLS NEWS NOTES
BRIEF PERSONAL MENTION
Ties for the Electric Line Catholic Ball
Big saeeess-cabIe .aiIIIng Com
pany Makes Improvements New
Blacksmith shop.

Next Sunday morning Rev. Allen
will deliver lecture TO mothers.
LAME Single and family have gone
into cold storage in the Alberta
country.
Mrs. Alfred Kennedy left last
"Wednesday evening for a visit with
friends in Missouia.
Mr.. Bump is having his residence
covered with rustic and making other
needed improvements.
Mrs. Cox and son and Jim Sellers
Of ST. John, Wash, are camping
here for the latter's health.
Mr.. MCGEE came very near choking
TO death on a peach pealing Wednes-
day, but was finally relieved.
Three representatives Of the Wash
ington Water Power company were
here Wednesday on business Of import
snce. Particulars later.
j. w. Settle has, among other
bargains. an A white pine timber
claim; will sell improvements. Some
good meadow land ON place.
Tom MiIligan, Ben Hamilton. W.
II. Harrison and George Potter and
son are holding down a good job in
the sawmill at Sprinsgton at good
wages.
Leon Bump. wife and child are
visiting their numerous relatives and
fris' DIS in this, their former home.
Leon il now a contracting carpenter
Ia Spokane.
I. Garrippey. formerly millwright
for McGillis 4 Gibbs at this place,
has accepted q similar position with
the Enterprise mill up the river and
is making things hum
Miss Carrie NoRle has been employ.
ed as the third teacher in our public
schools. The board made q good
selection and now have three Of ths
best teachers obtainable.
Jim Jameson has rebuilt the black,
smith shop recently burned, only II
is a much larger and more conven'
lent one. and is located ON Third
street and one block east Of the depot
Judge Kennedy informs us that b,
is troubled with heart disease, and
his heart gets into fiutter. We have
} known younger men to get the heart
, disease, and the older ones to recover
The Catholic ladies wish TO extern,
special thanks to Messrs L. H
Graham, d. II. Stetler, George Thoma
and John Knobel for valuable assist
ance rendered them on the night Q
: the Catholic ball.
I The Cable Milling company hs
. put up new cable this week an
I made other improvements. 18th
r mills Of the gods grind slowly but eS
e ceedingly, " but the work of the Cabl
q mill Is fast and exceedingly fine.
{ II. NJ. Strathern has a number {
d teams employed hauling ties from II
n river to the Occur d'Alene & Spokau
! railways right of way, where the
are being dropped-four every eigl
e feet. He pays IS per day for team
On Friday. September 25th thel
: will be a grand ball in Post Falls Il
the benefit of the baseball boy
!, Come and have good time. Besid,
an elegant bill of fare, they wi
serve base balls, Goldfish balls, cannc
balls, pistol balls and cartridges.
= Link Hawthorne. the tonsori
" artist, has purchased the buildiT
" south of the Jerman residence, had
= fixed up In good shape, and NOV,
{ there with his family ON Monds
. Il isn't large enough for all of b
y relatives and friends but plenty lar
,, enough for his family Of three.
q Jack Shanahan, walking boss {
!. Wright & Eslick, who had his thun
a bitten by one of his men, while In
~ slight mix up, had his thumb amputs
AZ ed In the Sacred Heart hospits
st Spokane, recently, blood poison be
10 ing set In. IL was feared he wou
10 lose his hand, but at last reports
1t was improving.
lie Once upon time jess Page purchs
IN ed some fine pear trees from los
T. agent aud proceeded to set the tn
out in the most desirable place amo
the rocks. The tress were thrifty a
1t this year bore what jess terms {
IN poorest dwarf crab apples he ever sa
I'm He left sample In John Enders ste
es aud lady came in and inquired I
price Of those Queen Ann cherries.