The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
POST FALLS NEWS NOTES
BRIEy PERSONAL MENTION
). W. Settle Disioeated his Knee-FaBiIy
Misunderstanding Mil Ranning-Jaek
Coz Returns From Spokane Hospital
water Power Co. VIII Begin Work.

o. B. Masterson was here this week
looking after business matters.
Catholic services we're conducted
here Sunday by Father Purcell.
The Washington Water Power com
pany is making big preparations for
work here. Full particulars will be
furnished soon.
The planning mill was shut down q
short time owing TO scarcity Of cara,
but is running regularly now, and
doing pretty work.
Mira z. Sisson of Charleston, has
been very sick at the home Of her
son -in-law, ChAs. Clifford, with
typhoid fever. She is "A years Of age.
Father Purcell showed his apprecia-
ton Of the services rendered at the
Catholic ball by Miss Julia Mitchell
by presenting her with a fine watch
chain.
A. VI. Martin, a we'll known resi-
dent Of Post Falls, was touched at the
Spokane fair Wednesday for 1890
which he had in his inside breast
pocket.
| N. A. Bacon, captain of the fine
houseboat Recreation, " now anchor
ed at st. Maries, visited numerous
friends here this week, and looked
after his extensive property interests.
Hi Harris went to Priest River last
week to see some Of his brothers and
sisters whom be had not met for 81
yaers. The last time they met be
was acting as scout in the Indian war
In California. They will have big
family reunion at Pennington next
Saturday.
George Nogle has sold all but two
of his herd of dairy cattle to Mr..
Hume OF Saltese lake, and will engage
in other business, in connection with
farming. II his successor furnishes
as good milk, butter and cream as
Mr.. Nogle's dairy has during the last
few years, there will be smiles of
satisfaction on the faces Of all.
W. H. NOgle. a prominent rancher
OF State Line, who has been in charge
OF the Cable Milling company's
elevator south of Spokane Bridge,
reports that the grain is coming in
and keeping all hands busy. As soon
as the electric line is completed. the
wheat will be shipped to the mills at
Post Falls. The company will buy
everything In the grain line at any
time for cash.
Fred wonnacott. who purchased
the Tucker Wright stock Of general
merchandise. has been doing a rush
ing Misunderstanding out the old stock
at cost and below, in order to make
room for THE winter supplies which
have been ordered from the east.
Fred is a good business man, and
knows how to advertise. Advertising
is the secret of success.
Although the weather has been very
bad during the-week, the track layers
of the Occur d'Alene 4 Spokane
Railway are aware that it is a good
thing, and are pushing it along.
Consequently, it is near Spokane
Bridge, six miles west of here, and.
as il is only 9 miles from here to
Occur d'Alene, we will soon hear
things passing by 1t may disturb
some of the citizens. but they will
gradually accustom themselves to
city life.
Jack Cox, of the Occur d'Alene Il
Spokane electric line, who was kick
ed in the groin by horse last week
returned from Spokane in pretty good
condition, although he felt rather
sore. He had been riding boss
for the company. and used a wheel.
For several days after the horse kick
ed him he could use neither watch
nor wheel. The watch had to be
''refurnished throughout and for
while he had to stand ON one foot
and his dignity. Mr.. Cox is a good
timekeeper, always on time. and a
good fellow, but is rather bsahful-so
some of the young ladies think.
Our real estate agent, ]. W. Settle.
has had little run of bad luck dur
ing the last few weeks. In putting
mp his horse, he had his knee thrown
out Of joint, which disabled him.
The injury was more serious than he
anticipated, and is not we'll yet.
Last week he heard that the horse had
been badly cut ON a wire and had
been in that condition for several
days. Most every one In this part OF
the country knows Settles black
mare, and why some one did not notify
him week sooner Is what puzzles
him. Take advantage Of the man,