The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-26

The CoeuF d 'Alene a Spokane Rail
way company has a force Of men 1t /
work putting up the electric equip
ment on ita steam branch from the
O. 4. A y. junction TO Madelia
street. In Spokane, where II will put !
Ia g switch and connect with the new
line Of the Spokane Traction com
pany which Is being constructed
along Broadway. This change will
take IL into the city on the south
side Of tine river aud do away with
the heavy grades and numerous
track crossings near the o. 4. a n.
depot.
There will be special eyangsiistic
services Ia the Baptist church begin
ming Sunday and continuing through
the week. Rev. y. L. Freeman viii
preach. Ills topics will be as fol-
lows: Sunday morning, The Pos
sibilities Of the Christian Lifs;''
Sunday evening, 'sFbe Evidences Of
Regeneration; - Monday, '1rhe Divine
Commando" Tuesday, ''The Perpiex-
ing Qnestion;'' Wednesday. "Foi-
lowing Christi Thursday, 'aChFist's
Ability 10 save;'' Friday, Christ
the City Of Refuge. 1" Mr.. Freeman
has = vide reputation a. q preacher
and evangelist.
The night before Thanksgiving
Fred Bothweli's hen roost was visited
and 3 large number u chickens and
ducks stolen. The thieves commit
t.1 bnrglaEy and laid themselves
liable 20 q term In the penitentiary
By breaking through a locked door
10 get the poultry. b. II. Williams
bad turkey stolen the same night
and there il strong talk Of some
prosecutions, eye witnesses having
seen q crowd Of men cutting the
beads on lot Of poultry Ia a back
alley. Such things would not be
very funny II the thieves were given
term at Boise.
Press Woodruff, the irrepreasible
Press, has returned 10 this part Of
the globe after an absence Of nine
ysArn In CbieAgo. A thorough west
ener. II d said that soon after bis
arrival Ia the windy city be wal
walking down Dearborn, the street 81
J tall buildinga, sort Of msditiating
over the incidents Of western life
which formed q part Of bis exper.
ience, when be looked up and naw an
] old friend approaching. After the
: usual greeting, Prsea Rhivered and
q remarked that sit was sort Of chilly
In tbeme canyons. He managed q
stay nine ysaFs Ia Chicago and othel
eastern cities. but that longing,
lingering feeling for the freedom d
the west never left him. He spent
, "Wednesday In the city.
Mas Blanche Blackwell gave
. pleasant progressive whist party to I
number Of young people ~ Der hom.
on sherman street. Friday evening 81
last week. Those present Wess
Misses Marion Main, Donna Potter
Winnie oinstead, Agnes Main, Ann
Potter. Nora olmEtead, Jessie Main
Ursula Williams. Jean Murray
: Margaret Main, ROwley, Anna Elder
kin, Miles aud Emma Nikolas, Doc
tors Thomas, Webb and Dwyer, Messr
: whitla, Schmidt. LaVetne, Walker
Rsnshnw, Rowley, Meyer, Chamber
a lin, 6iles aud fallon. Miss Donnl
Y Potter and DR.. II. n. Thomas wer
: awarded che arst prizes, aud Mis-
X Jessie Main and Mr. Clyde Walker
, received the consolation prizes.
;. The building occupied by th,
Occur d'Alene Drag company ba
been moved out into the street ans
the excavation IL almost completed 70
:. the basement Of the brick blocl
+. which William Dollar is about /,
erect Oh the vacated lot. In running
4 the survey 10 ascertain the lines 0
) his ground the engineer discovere,
/, that Mr.. Dollar vas short seyera
inches. This caused a closer surve!
and }. G. White was called Ia a
i consulting engineer With Mr. Cham
e berlin aud after taking measurement
= from both ends Of the block. III
i engineers tigure that the biz briol
+ block owned by ". Il. MoFarlan,
= stands about eight inches over th
y line on Dollars ground. Mr.. Nc
u Farland says that he knows nothin
g about the matter and has net take
any steps TO verify or disprove th
!. findings Of the engineers.
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