The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31

church Is q token Of appreciation Of
her services 80 organist. Miss Susie
Nesbitt was given a handsome old
mission clock to show that her SER
vices as director Of the choir were
also appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs John Duncan are en-.
joying q visit from her sister, Mrs.
Idawood stephens, Of Albany, Mis-.
souri,. II IL the first time the sisters
have met for fifteen years. Mrs.
Stephens is travelling for q Chicago
house and appointing agents. She
will reamln hers and visit with her
sister for several days.
Removes the microbes which Inn
poverish the blood and circulation.
Stops ali trouble thst interferes with
nutrition. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35
cents. Tea or tablet form. For sale
by the Occur d'Alene Drug Co.
Rev. II. n. Bovine delivered q
very interesting sermon on the
Masonic order Sunday evening TO .
large congregation which inciuded
almost every member OF the order in
the city. He showed the good that
had been and IL being accomplished
thronRh the organization and paid a
high tribute 60 secret societies
generally.
Ernest Duncan hsd 8 narrow escape
from drowning In FeFnan lake We'd
nesday. With a number Of other
young men be was enioyIng the skat-
ina made possible By the cold snap,
and ventured too far cut over tbs
main body Of the lake when the ice
gave way. Hs managed 20 cling 70
tbs broken edges until rescued By his
companions.
Station Agent Kitchen, Of the
Northern Pacific, made an estimate
Of the number Of Christmas packages
received here the past two weeks and
found that there we're SCI. Many Of
these came from eastern friends to
citizens Of this place. Add the busi.
ness done In this line through the
Postofiiee and the total would pro-
baby reaeh elose 70 1000.
The members Of the Catholic
Ladies' club have completed arrange
menta for the New Years. dance
which they are 70 give At their hail
Monday evening. An sdmiss on Of
81 per couple viii b. charged. Re.
treatments will be extra. The
reputation OF this elub a. entsrtatners
lnsures them a most liberal patronage
from hose who are fond Of dancing.
r. u. Keller Co. have purchased
the Lafayette stock Of goods aud uill
consolidate Il uitb the stock which
they previously Owned. They will
occupy che room In which the La.
faycste stock IL located. Their pre-
seut quarters are TOO orampsd for The
goods they carry aud the neW location
will be- a big Improvement The
tirm IL doing a growing business aud
uoW quarters became necessary.
Saturday evening. january :, the
Occur d'Alens & Spokane Railway
company will run a special train 20
Spokane, leaving here a. 6:4S and
returning after the theateF. The
occasion is the appearance a. the
Spokane Of Maxine Elliot Ia "nsr
Own Way" Tickets for the round
trip will be Ell and seats may be re.
served for the sboW by applying tO
the local agent Of the railway At the
depot.
J. Frank Fouche, ''the noted
dTamatist'' billed for q recital at the
Methodist church Thursday evening.
failed TO matsriallze at the proper
time. The audience gathered at the
church aud waited until after time
for the chow to open, but ]. Frank
disappointed them and they got their
money back. Under the circumutan.
oes the people probably did not miss
3ANhs aHS hANh MAN hM AWN GAA4
during the day hut disappeared a.
mystsriously ~ though be had been
swallowed up BY the lake
The marriage OF Miss Claire Hirecn
to James J, Egan, OF Butte. Montana,
Uccured at the Catholic Cathedral In
Spokane, "Wednesday evening. The
ceremony 10 described ae pretty and
impressive one aud was performed In
the presence Of a family party and
intimate friends. The bride is
sister Of W. 7. Hireen, Of the electric
road, aud with her mother has made
Occur d'Alene her home for the past
few months. The groom Is a we'll
known manufacturer and mining man
Of the big Montana city. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Egan have gone to Florida on
an extended wedding trip aud will
make Hntta THAR ftrtnrn hona