The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-28

st. Luke's church, fourth Sunday
after Epiphany. Sunday school 10
a. M, morning prayer and sermon
IL a. m. subject, "a Saviour and
Not TormeptOr - Evening prayer
aud sermon 1880 p. m. subject,
Pleasures. = Litany on Wednesday
at 1880 p. m. There will be no
nesting Of the Guild this week.
II. o. Todd met with a painful
accident Monday which might have
proved fatal. He was splitting wood
when the axe caught In 4 clothes line
In such 9 manner that Mr.. Todd was
struck glancing blow on the head
which laid the scalp open for
couple OF inches. The wound Is a
painful though not serious one.
EvanGelistic services will be con-
Quoted Al the Baptist church next
week except Friday and Saturday
evenings. The speakers on Monday
aud Tuesday evenings respectively,
will be Mr.. Frank X. Margetts and
Mr.. John Chambers. On Sunday
evening the pastor viii take a. his
topic Some Popular Delusions.
@. II. Bnscher called at the Press
Office and states that be lie not a
partner Of F. n. CrandalI, aud was
not, during their stay in Kendrick,
consequently the item Published In
theee columns from the KendTick
Gazette did him an injustice. The
Gazette said that CrandaIl aud Busch
left many unpaid bills 10 the place
aud Mr.. Buseher says the item re-
ferred 10 him.
A public reception will be given
by the WomAn's Club Of our city at
the Blackwell park pavilion wednes.
day evening, February 8, TO which
every one lie most cordially invited.
You are to bring 4 good book or the
price of book to be donated toward
the library to be started in Occur a.
Alene. A choice musicale and
dainty refreshments will be pleasing
features Of the evening.
vasco Nichols and Matt Miller
recently returned from a trip 70
Alberta where they selected several
quarter sections Of land for them.
selves and fTiends. They expect to
so back In the spring to engage In
the cattle business. They report a
fine range country up there. The
winter lie cold but they say the snow.
fall 10 light and stock feed on the
open range all winter. They we're
much pleased with the country.
The steamer Spokane. of the
Occur d'Alene & st. Joe Transporta-
tion company, made a successful
effort to break through the ice at the
south end of the lake aud In the st.
Joe river Sunday, resulting in the
opening of navigation TO St. Maries
In places the boat encountered six
inches Of Ice and forced her way
through. Since then the Schley has
been on the run between Harrison
and st. Maries, making daily trips
and connecting with the Spokane at
the former place.
james Thompson, the young man
found beside the tracks near SpraEue,
WASH, In an unconscious condition
and taken to the Sacred Heart hoe.
pltal In Spokane several weeks ago,
partially recovered consciousness
about 10 days ago, but since that
time there appeared to be no change
until Wednesday, when the patient
began to show many signs of re.
covery. lie had sufficiently recover.
ed his speech to call for food. Il IL
very hard to distinguish one word
from the other, and he appears 10
have lost almost all memory of the
past. lie has improved wonderfully
in strength and walks about the room.
His parents, who live ia Occur a..
Alene, contemplate removing him 60
their home within the next few days.