The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08
POST FALLS NEWS NOTES.

I guest OF MIS- knfus billiard.
| o. b. Masterson's Pony saloon has
been heightened several feet.
/ Miss Ethel Mitchell Of Spokane is
visiting in this, her old home.
John Loan lis in a very serious
condition at the st. Luke's Hospital,
Spokane.
Father Purcell of Occur d'AIene
conducted services here Sunday morn
ing which we're we'll attended.
Miss Eta Gent and Mrs. w. W.
Tent Of Ritzyille are the guests Of
Agent Dell and family this week.
o. b. Masterson and family and his
brother in Law and wife Of Spokane.
are camping on Fish lake this week.
George Knox has moved his family
/ TO HeutterVille where he has been
employed as cook at the brick yard.
A Hoddon of Spokane. visited here
Sunday with his family. at the home
of his brother in Law, Alfred Kennedy.
Sherman Smith, Chas. Jameson
and Others, have returned from Dart
ford, the mill haviang shut down for
the season.
The Rathdrum Kid nine and Post
Falls juniors played ball here Satur-
day. The score stood IL to in favor
of Rstbdrum-
Isaac Tindall has arrived here from
Wisconsin and will spend the summer
with the family Of bis son in Law.
James Jsmison.
The Enterprise hotel. restaurant
and bakery is doing good business.
Thomas 4 Cleland are we'll known
hotel and restaurant men.
Arrangements are being made for
opening a new meat market in the
annex Of the Enterprise hotel. The
gentleman Is q stranger to the writer.
Foreman Harrison of the planning
mill has installed another boiler of
so horse power, and the two boilers
will make the 100 horse power engine
do its work in hurry.
Alfred Kennedy has placed a power
full bicycle pump in front Of his
Fashion saloon for the accommodation
Of the wheeiman. Free air is furnish
ed to tired wheels at all hours. day
or night.
William Harral has grown about a
feet" in the last few days. On
Tuesday his wife presented. him with
fine IL pound boy. The father may
recover but very little hopes are
entertained for Grandpa and Grandma
Strathern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strahorn of Spokane
spent Sunday with their sons family
here. Mr.. StrsbOrn. Jr. is. manager
of the Wright a Eslick store at this
place, and his little son Argyle
accompanied his grandparents home
for short visit
Miss wilma McCiuire of this place.
who is we'll and fsvorably known in
Spokane, Occur d'Alene and Post
Falls ~ an experienced stenographer.
was married in Great Falls. Mont.
last week to MIR. Humphrey. a promi-
nent stockman of that district.
Bookeeper Clelsnd of the McGillis
4 Gibbs company now feels perfectly
at home, as his wife. two children
and car load of household goods
reached here this week from Michigan.
Mrs. Cleland is a daughter OF
Manager A. Bettes of the electric line
Clyde Kennedy was forced to
return to Spokane "Wednesday even
ing to consult his physician. Several
weeks ago he had an operation per =
formed in one of the Spokane hos
pitfalls. For six weeks be was unable
to walk and at last returned home.
OF late the old wound has become
infiamed and is pulled up on each
side.
The town board has notified the \.
P. authorities to open the crossing ON
william street. This is good move
in more ways than one II opens a
crossing in the business portion of
town near the Cottage hotel. and
removes that two story rick OF wood
that was piled across the street.
ohstructing the view aud travel.
Joe. Sarazin. our town marshal,
came very near meeting with fatal
accident Sunday while out shooting
with a friend. Joe owns a 80 ~
Winchester. and be had been practic-
ing with different charges. By mis-
take, he loaded some shells with ~
grains of high pressure Smokeless
Dupont powder and hlazed away.
The charge should have been IL
grains, consequently he noticed the
difference, although he was not
seriously injured. The bead Of the
she'll was burned OF and the powder
burned him some, and a small piece
of brass struck him over tho eve. but