The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

Father Purcell goes 10 Harrison
Monday TO unite In marriage Elmer
u. Phillips aud Minnie Huber.
John Booths has a new advertise
ment In this issue.
The school board recognized We'd
nesday evening by electing George q.
Thomson chairman, J.. Al. Elder SEQ.
rotary and william Dollar treasurer.
The ladies OF the w. r. O. are to
give Farmers fair early Ia Noyem-
Der aud want farmers TO save samples
Of best products for exhibition.
Prizes will be given.
Are you lacking in strength and VI
gorf Are yon weakY Are you IN
painf DO you feel all run down.
The blessing Of health aud strength
comes to all who use HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 80 cents al the
Occur d'Alene Drug Co.
Professor ii. l.. Pierce. a we'll
known organist aud teacher Of spo-
kane. will visit this city every Tues
day from o a. IA. until 8 p. 10. IT
the residence OF Mira. III. V. Wells,
corner OF Fifth and Lakeside Avenue
to tecah voice and piano; terms one
dollar per lesson.
Three is prevalent notion that
the best melons eau be raised on
GEeenacres irrigated land, bat Charles
Edminston has demonstrated that
those raised BY him are equal in size
and flavor 10 the irrigated product.
tie left some specimens At this office
Thursday that cannot be- surpassed.
The Academy Of 0ai Lady Of the
Lake will open the fall term Of school
Monday With q corps vi seven tea
cheers. The finishing touches we're Civ
Ga 70 the lateFior Of the buildings
this week aud the heating plnat Ii be
Ing installed. The academy opens
under the most favorable conditions
and good attendance 10 assured
George Preston, n we'll known tim
Der cruiser Of this vicinity and Mis-
Mary Thomson, daughter Of Mr. and
Mira, George q. Thomson. were united
Ia marriage at Portland Tuesday. The
announcement onHe ~ a great sur
pFlss 10 their Numerous friends ia
this city where tho bride hRs grown
10 womanhood and ia we'll and tay.
oFAbly kuown. Mrs Alice RcddY.
sister Of the bride. accompanled her
10 the fair and witnessed the cere.
mony.
Pearl EiiHabeth, daughter Of MIR
aud Mrs, II. T.. AN, died at the
family home on Eleventh street.
weips eisy. trom Tuberculosis. The
funeral took place Thursday from the
residence st so p. M, Rev. LitheE.
land conducting the service, which
uas largely attended. The family
came here FROM Minneapolis short
time ago ou account II the health of
the daughter. hoping = change Of
climate would prove bet elielal. Be.
fore her death chs aas received into
Christian fellowship u the PrehhyteF-
Ian churrh. Although comparative
strangers here the family had made
many personal friends whose sympa
thy uas shoWu by = profuslou uf COS
eTs.
william Lee, slnsie man aged So
cara. died At the home Of biz brothel
IN this city wednesday, after n ling.
aring illness, from cancer Of the
slnmaeh. The funeral took place
Friday from the church, Rev.
Lithefland officiating. Burial al
Forest cemetery Deceased sas n
pioneer In Alaska lie came west
taogsy tise years aRo aud after few
Xenra spent ia British Columbia.
weat 10 Alaska. where be spent the
pact fourteen years ia mining and A.
foreman for a large salmon canning
company lie sickness extended
several months aud be bad a mum
her Of opertioas performed for the
purpose If stopping the disease.
Realizing that hia life wac short be
came 10 this city To die among
friends and relatives.
Chamberlain Kennedy Atds Nature
Medicines that aid nature are nj