The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02

capt, Darkneli sole owner OF the
steamer.
Mr. and Mrs. n. w. Collins, who
were called TO Anaconda by the death
Of son several weeks ago. returned
home Friday Of last week. Mrs. Cod
Inns WIS taken sick during their ab-
senee, being unable 10 travel until
recently.
II Is reported that the Northern
Pacific will put on It's Sunday OK.
eursion train May o and this will 10
followed by rasnming tho steamer
excursions on the George Oakes,
making the trip TO Beauty aud Mica
bays twiee each Sunday.
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Felix LeMarlnel, aged eight and one
half months. died Monday morning
sitter brief illness. The funeral
took place Tuesday, interment at the
post cemetery. Rev. Deffenbsngh
conducted the services.
Mr.. John j. sknse, = prominent
attorney Of Duluth, MINI, is looking
the town over. II 10 his first visit
west and be has formed q yery high
opinion o. the city aud surrounding
country. He thinks our resources
will BALD a prsperns city here.
On May "a and ! 8. ths county sa-
perintendent of schools announces
the final examinations for diplomas
viii b. conducted At all principal
points throughout the county. Teach
err desiring questions should apply TO
the county superintendent al once.
The carscallen brothers were left
anoai on the high seas near Mica bay
Thursday by losing the wheel from
tho steamer Tonsodo. They hoisied a
distress signal aud we're sighted by
capt, Mcdonald Of the steamer Spo.
kane. who tosed them into this port
The sttention u our readers Is
called 10 the advertisement Of the
Idaho Mercantile Company In this
Issue. In the rush Of changing the
form 81 the Press last week the print
sF failed 10 take proof Of the ad
VeFsisem@nt and as q result several
ridiculous errors were overlooked
Read the corrected advertisement
this ueek.
George ~. Cornwall, Publisher og
the Oregon TimbCrman. and r. Born.
~ Portland. Oregon, spent weanes.
daY In town looking up business.
Mr., Cornwall gathered data for a
story CA our resources aud industries.
which will sppeaE In his next Issue.
His pnhiicsilon 10 the leading lam.
teF journal Of the coast and valuable
10 every person engaged ia any way
IN tho industry.
The bicycle meeting called for
Wednesday evening 10 consider the
proposition d assisting Spokane PEG.
pie In hatidln. a bicycle path be-
tween ihe two points, wAs not Largely
attended for soma reason. G. w.
Smith. John Green and Prof. G. G.
Holrsl, Of Spokane. we're here Sun,
day in tho interest Of the PROPOSE
ton and discussed u with . number
81 our citizens. There IL large mum
Dor nf people In both places interested
In the project and the path may bs
bull, " united action IL had.
Mr.. and Mr.. A. cambcrworth,
who were among tho older Citizen,
Of Occur d'Alcns. for tho past fcu
years residents Of ApAlAehscoiA. Flor,
ida. returned Sunday from their
southern home aud intend 20 remain
here permanently Mr. Cumber
worth's grandson. Charles Cumbcr.
worth. and wife accompanied then
and will also live here. Mr.. Cum
berworth disposed Of all his interest,
In the south before leaving.
The members Of the Daughters ui
Rel,ckah. Of which she Is an activ,
and respected member. gave Mrs Johr
kAANAA = AAFsA-AHA HAAfNAHE &AbhAal
evening by taking possession Of bel
home la a body and ordering thing
TO their own liking. They carrie,
with them we'll filled lunch basket
and spent = most pleasant evening
Tho occasion was Mira Duncan
birthday anniversary.
George Carlisle. an employee of tn
Occur d'Aienp Lumber company
met with u painful accident Monda!
morning lie was working ON the plat
form where logs are placed previou
to going onto the carriage to b
sawed and la some way his lef
lee was crushed between two logs
causing three fractures 81 the bone
between the knee and ankle He wa
carried to the Occur d'Alene Inn an,
The fractures reduced. Though yer.
painful, he IL doing nicely aud no ser
ious results are anticipated.
r. 4. Mcdonald aud VIM. 81