The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-16


weights are j. w. Hawkins, 265 /;
Mr.. Fredenburg, 30l; and j. T. Scott
go.
ID. II Sutherland has opened his
livery and feed stables, corner Of
Second and Occur dAlens streets, to
the public He is crowded for room
and is having a 20 foot addition built
onto the rear Of the barn by r. w.
Collins, the contractor.
John Adkins OF The Dalles, Ore
gon. has purchased the Richelieu cafe
and taken charge of the same. He
will make many Improvements in
the service aud eater To the public
demands. Read his advertisement
in another column.
H. b King left Monday for New
York, where he rmay lremain until
Joined by Hon. Willis Sweet, whom
he will accompany to Porto Rico.
Mr.. Sweet will leave for the island
To assume his duties as attorney gen
eFAl just ar soon ar he can close up
his business affair The families Of
the two viii. follow later = Fsss3
Z Ira nhailis aud wife spcnt fen
days al the camp Of his father un the
81. Joe river, returning home Thur
day II h reported that the front are
running up the 81 Maries river 10y
the Thousand and being unahle 10 get
over the dam at The Loop. ste being
taken ont ~ hundreds ~ pounds
one nlan H. reported 10 have tilled
several gunny saeks " Where is the
game wafienFor his deIutie-t
4 recent arrival Azked Harry 81
gIa,es II he Was acquainted alth "a
certain Individual and upon eiying g
negative reply Bee qu~stionrY said
thst every han ho me, nas stranger
ln ,ho tawr 40 SegtaYes is q trail
blazer Ia this nvck ~ the wood. he
smiled q, the remark aud went his
aay. wondering aho would D. uoAt
&C. slEc him up for tctdrr foot.
Martin Kr,idy, cApross messenger
Ga ,ho branch line. 50; mixed up with
a inan named Geo Smith Who tried
{ e. stoAi a ride GA tho train, and Ia the
u elee Smith got lick ou the bead
with a brake stick tic sauro ou,
aafgAul Lrtur. Justice brennan for
I.ssidy. changing him with assault
+ hat aheu tho time rsmo fuE trial fail
al a. pni III An appearance and the
case uas dismissed Thoso Who knoa
/ something about tho case sAy tina,
+ Rcsidy uas not 20 blame
Tho family 81 Prot aud Mr. W
10 Cummings il duubly afflicted la
the death - their tao daughters,
Emma asod I . Year,. and Joey aged
l0 Emma dicI At tholr home in
/ post Fails Friday 81 last seek aud
vas lnriei In the post cemetery AT
{ THE place Saturday Joey died un
Sunday and wns huriod Monday. Res.
puifcnbansh conducting hTiet services
sl tho graves Both dcaihs were due
Ca scarlet fever
I Esangcltsiic mectiuss wcrc CLOSED
at tho Methodist church Tuesday
I evening $50 accoun, 81 tho scarlet
fever Tho school board also decided
F 10 close tho schools for the summer
vacation on tho ground that very
{ little good would bc accomplished by
reorcuinr for few weeks after the
7 fever rrarC has rntsrid~d. The minis.
tors have announced tina; there vii bc
no service in tho churches and these
precautions. together with the proper
quarantine regulations ought 10 soon
result in stamping out the disease.
Tho danger 81 spreading u Is certain
~ reduced 10 a minimum.
Tho friends u Col n. II. Rud
long asacmhlcd At his home Satur
DAY evening 60 celebrate his and
birthday Among thn@o present were
Mr.. aud Mr. Geo &. Thomson. Mr.
aud Mrs { y Warner Mr. aud
Mr.. II. l. Bancroft. Rev. and Mr..
q. L. Dcdenhsueh, Mr. and Mr.,
Goo. steele. Joseph Fallun. Edward
MoAlccs. Mrr. J T. Scott, Mr. Dol.
lar. Mrs Swcc, and V ". Sander
The guests assembled al . o'clock
aud vcTc there 10 surprise the colonel
when ho camc from The land office.
Those present presented him with Q
book stand aud suit case, while Mrs
Budlong gave him q handsome arm
chair The guests enjoyed tempt
ing dinner aud spent the evening
most pleasantly, wishing the colonel
many happy returns before drpsrtinl
for their homes.
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Mrs r. c. Young died at hei
home in this place Tuesday evening
after lingering illness of compli
cation of diseases Deceased wa
born AZ Waukcsha. Wis. aud was is
! year. aud two months old al the tins
! uf her dea'h She was united Ia