davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02

Ida NJ. Lasaile, Della Crawford, r.
s. JOhDstons and Minnie Kerr, of
spokane; Florence Acre, Lottie
Jellum, Agnes Main, Winnie Ohm
stead, Inez Arnqusit, Mabel Garvey
and Sallle o. Leisehner, Of Occur a..
Alene; e. r. Clarke, Pearl A. Lehu.
qnet, Cora Paxson, and Gertrude A.
I.ehquet, Of Standpoint; Anna Kell.
ner, Emslyn Stoddard, j. o. Pang-
born, Sara Stoddard, aud Lima stod-
dard. of Rathdrum, Idaho; A. Wayne
DE Voc, Hope; Gertrude Hansen,
caEaldo; Samantha shavyer, Boyef.
Idaho; Minnie Warren, ST. Maries;
Julia BoRgs, Buckeye; Lueretia
Nogle. Post Falls; Edith Purdy.
Dudley and Pearl Hoekett Of Banners
Ferry.
Third grade Georgia Brengman,
Sc. Maries; Mauds Chapman. Sand
point; Daisy Wentworth. Spokane;
Nellie Miller, aud Jessie seeIy, New
port Ruth sheldon, Rockford; Clara
siermsnu, Hope; Alta Steele. Rath
drum.
Primary grade Rosa &. Kennedy.
Clarks Fork Eliza Ksrcheyal, Lane /;
Emsiyp stoddaTd, Linz sloddard,
RathdFum.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02

g. u. Garrett Rsttres TO mako Rooms for
q. a. Fvrtiss.

4. 4. F~rris..
A change Of management took
place 10 the Hotel Idaho yesterday,
&. 3. Garrett retiring aud c. A. Fer
riss assuming the duties Of manager
aud landlord. This change was
brought about because the oWnres Of
the property thought they could better
the management MIR. FERRIS bar had
long experience a. manager Of both
commercial aud summer resort hotels
and aas highly recommended for the
place. He has managed such enter.
prises both east and west and under
stands the Whims aud demands Of the
travelling public A. we'll a. Of those who
have time and money to spend at a
summer resort, and IL Is his intention
70 make the Idaho what It's promoters
intended IL to be, the best known
and most popular hosielry in the
west. To do this he wants the CO.
operation and support OF the people
Of Occur d'Alene and we believe the
people are loyal enough TO such an
enterprise 10 give their moral and
financial support whenever possible
TO do 80. In conversation with the
Press, Manager Ferriss said that he
wanted our citizens TO visit the hotel
and bring their friends rs they would
TO their own home and that they
would always be welcome. With the
new management there Il = new force
In most of the other departments and
u l. the intention to introduce a new
feature In the form Of business
mans lunch'at the noon hour, which
will be IN the reach Of all. Mr. Fer.
rise says he wants 60 make this a fea.
ture of the hotel.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02
Plat New Addition.

Arrangements are being made TO
plat forty eight acres Of land lying
between the Northern Pacific track
and Forest cemetery. known as the
government garden and a part Of the
old Fort Sherman reserve, The plan
Is 10 make this one OF the most at.
tfactlve additions to the town by re-
serving a boulevard one hundred feet
wide on the south and east llnes of
the addition. Il will be laid into
lots with streets TO conform to those
OF the town and the promoters Of the
enterprise expect to make Il one Of
the most attractive districts.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02
Correspondents Affecting Idaho 20 bs
Made Pubffe.

Correspondence Affecting Idaho 20 pc
Made Pubffe.
Washington. d. c., Aug. 80. The
Roosevelt Hepburn Dubois GoodiDR
correspondence on the subject Of
forest reserves will shortly be made
public by the forestry reserve depart
ment. Permission 20 do this vas
granted Forester Pinchot By the presi-
dent few weeks ago. Il is said that
this correspondence will prove con-
clusively the fallacy of Senator Hey
burns and Governor Gooding's stand
on the forest reserve question. They
claim the creation Of more reserve in
Idaho is unjust.
The correspondence will be distrib-
uted ali over Idaho, also in other
states where the forestry question has
aroused great Interest as we'll a.
hostility.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02
EXAMINED TEACHERS.

Certificates orsnted 10 n Number Of
Applicants
Rathdrum. Idaho, Aug. 90. Sup.
erlntendent ERbers, assisted by J.
W. Ramsey aud o. X, shern, has
finished grading the papers Of ap.
plleants for teachers certificates In
the examination just concluded.
Every applicant will receive a Ger.
tlilcate, no failures occurring. Ger.
tiEleates we're issued as follows;
Fret grade Mabel Kioeckner,
Agnes Kloeokner. Spokane; Lucy NJ.
purdy, Dudley; Mabel Rowe, Post
Falls.
Second srsds-.Mildred Bise : o,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02
srT ASIDE roRr SALE.
Ti.a, .. she Plan Of r.. G. shine and
Others

Ti.a, j. she Plan Of y. &. shine and
nthers
Charges have been fled with the
general land commissioner in Wash
iugton which may resuit ia setting
aside the sale Of the lands 10 the old
Fort sherman military reservation.
recently sold az auction
Three distinct charges are made by
the parties filing the papers. the CON-
plainsuts being people Of Occur a..
Aione who have purchased land at
the recent sale. They ask 10 SCI aside
the sales Of three parcels 81 land pur-
chased by the Stack .Gibbs Lumber
company.
The tirst charge made Is hat the
company on the hrst day Of the sale
threatened prospective bidders that
II they bid against the company for
lands il sought 20 acquire they
would then see that they secured no
land whatever during the sale, as il
bad fifty thousand dolalrs on baud
with which TO buy land.
Il is further alleged that the sur
vey made was illegal aud fraudulent
for the reason that on the lake front
II was made At the instance Of several
persons. being divided into large
tracts instead Of Into forty acre lots
aud IL should have been plated ad !
joining the city Of Occur d'Alene.
Il l. also stated that in the survey
Of lot Is, purchased by the Stack
Gibbs company. the lot was extended
20 ~ to embrace the entrance TO the
bridge across the Spokane river. thus
allowing the company TO shut of
traffic II so desired.
IL is believed that the three lots
the sale Of which is sought to be set
aside are lots &c, AZ, as. The fret
two lots we're purchased on the first
day Of the sale, while the last was
purchased on the second day. Lots
e and as are situated opposite the
row of officers quarters and directly
across the street. IL is alleged that
the the lumber company has now
I threatened TO pile lumber on its
property opposite the houses, so that
the entrance to the buildings would
face directly on these piles. and
about tlfty feet distant from them.
Attorney p, c. Shine, of Spokane,
was In the city some time ago and
stated to the Press that be intended
10 bring charges which would likely
cause the sale to be set aside. Al
that time be made the statement
that the Stack-Gibbs company had
inundated the other bidders. Shine
lie the purchaser OF property In tbs
officers row which It is is claimed
will be affected by the pilinR Of lum.
Der In front Of II and he is one Of
the prime movers 10 the effort &c
have the sale set aside. Who the
others are we have not learned; bui
II Is said that Shine and his assoc
iates want the Stack Gibbs company
Go donate them a strip of land In
front of the property which they pur'
chased.
AZ the time Of the sale no onS
complained Of intimidation, although
Il was rumored that an understand
ms existed whereby those who wanted
smaller tracts would not bid against
those after the larger tracts. Bai
this did not prevent active bidding
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02
PRIEST RIVER MIL BURNS
CAUSES LOSS OF s27s.OOO


Fire broke out il the planning mill
of the White Pine Lumber company
at Priest River, Idaho, at noon Tues
day, destroying the entire plant,
with 5000. 600 feet OF lumber, III
box cars on the Great Northern tracks
together with about IS residences
comprising the northern portion Of
half Of the town.
A stiH southwest wind was blow
ing when the fire broke out, and all
efforts to check the flames proved
futile. A special train carrying 500
men was dispatched from Boomers
Ferry and intermediate points. and
large squad Eas sent over from New
port. but they arrived too late to
saFe the residence portion Of bali of
town which adioined the mill pop
erty.
The loss will approximate S275,
GOO with 500, 600 insurance. No
lives were Iosi.
The White Pine Lumber company
was organized 10 1900 by A. v
Bradriek Of Spokane, Captain Thomas
Downs Of Connersville, Ind, now in
the government service a. inspector
Of Indian agencies, and E. w.
Ansted Of Counersville. Ind, who is
the principal owner. Mr.. Bradrick
was secretary Of the company until
be traded his interest in the com
pany to W. J. Harris Of Spokane,
two years ago.
Mr.. Bradrick said THE mill was
worth 500. 00o. and was capitalized
at $3.50. 600. The mill Waa modern
band mill with an improvements and
bad q capacity Of 80, GOO feet Of
lumber a day. Ii employed about
so men. There was large planning
mill in connection, which contained
four planning machines. ID addition
to the band saw. The mill also had
double room dry kiln. Apart from
". J. harris aud ". A. Barnum Of
j Spokane. who owned q small psrt Of
the mill. the principal owners live
in CounersvilIe. Ind. Austin Ready,
nov interested In the Cook Clarke q
company Of Spokane, hut formerly
Of ConneIsville. Ind, was treasurer
OF the company. +. Z. Hogan, Of
Minnesota, was manager.
81 understood that the loss 10 the
mill proper was about 500, 600. /
also understood that 5000. GOO feet
OF lumber were burned. 50 that the
total loss to the company was $3.50,
o0O. Good insurance was always
kept on the property, and ! think
there was about $40, coo at the time
Of the fire / do not think that the
loss to the town was over $50, coo, so
that the total loss was about two hun
dred thousand dollars.
Traipmen Who came through there
this afternoon on No. 3 tell me that
the Gre aid not get into the business
part Of the toNn. but was confined to
the houses lying Immediately east Of
the mill aud the lumber yard along
the railroad track. According to my
advices. there we're twenty fire OF
thirty houses destroyed.
Priest River is lumber town and
contains about six hundred people.
II has ten or twelve business houses,
including saloons aud drug stores.
Several cars aloue the track were
burned Trains were delayed for 9
while, but No. 3 came through on
time, aud reported that the fire was
under control. The town is situated
seven miles beyond Newport, on tbs
banks Of the Pend d'oFeille river,
below the mouth OF the Priest river,
and is 55 miles from Spokane.
ARRESTED on SERIOUS CHARGE.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02

and Il was generally believed that
the property brought good prices.
The local land officers, who had
charge Of The sale. state that they
have Ind nothing from Washington
regarding Mr.. Shines efforts 70
have the sale set asIde. They claim
TO know nothing Of any effort to
brighten bidders and say that 50 far
a. they we're concerned the sale was
open 10 ali bidders.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02


The offer at which We place the
price Of this stock viii remain open
for a short time Gully for the people
q bis vicinity, In all the Occur d..
Alene district there is not greater
showing for a wonderfully rich niue
than Nc have In the Mastodou
Occur d'Alene mines. An invest.
mont Of one hundred dollars or more
viii certainly bring you from one
huudre5 dollars upwards per month
In dividends Can you afford to niles
thisl Come In and see the ore aud
get prices and our offer. We can
back all We Say, no matter what
others may have or are Offering you.
Office al Edward p. Brennans, one
door east OF McFarland's clothing
store. main street.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02

George Il Jouez. a steamboat man
u Newport, Idaho, has decided 10 ap-
ped - the suptsms court u the Chit
ed States bis case against William
Nane, II Involves rights for steam
beat landing 81 Nea port, ON the PEND
a'Orellie river, Mr. jones held that
sbe state owns the shore line 10 high
aaier mark, aud be claimed landing
rights. Mr.. Vaue, owner ~ the Up
lauds abut,iBg the river. secured a
decision In the state courts that be
oausd 10 the center o. the river H.
l.. Edminston is Mr.. Jones' attorney.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02
METHODIST CoNFERENcE.

session Closed by the Assignments Of
Ministers.
The annual session OF the Columbia
river conference Of the Methodist
church closed in Moscow Saturday.
The assignment Of ministers for this
district is as follows:
Rev. L. F. Hawk. presiding elder
City Of Spokane First church,
DR.. y. l. Rasmus; Liberty, - be
supplied; Hillyard. Charles Eirey
jefferson street. c. f. Gibson; Union
Park. u. r. Brown; Vincent. Dr. h.
d. Kimball; city missions, TO be sup
piled.
Albion. J. c. Lawrence; Occur d..
Alene. J. p. Barker; Colfax. r. c.
Lee; Cotton. TO be supplied; Elber-
ton. u. c. Ssnderson, Garfield. Peter
Conkiin: Harrison. supplied by J. 81.
HuQRins. Lstah, d. W. Raines
Moran. J. G. Kirkman. Moscow, W.
Il. Frye; Oakesdaie. P. E. Bartlett
Pslonse, N. c. Davis; Pleasant
Prairie. r r. spaulding; Post Falls,
n. S Anderson; Pullman, to be
supplied; Bathdrum, J r. Martin
Rockford. supplied By A. Y. Skee
Tekoa aud Pennington, ". u. Heud.
erson; Wallace, j. L. Carpenter ;
Waverly and Fairfield. H. N. MobDs;
Waraner, Edward Baker; West Grove
aud Garden Springs, supplied by
Charles Creecv
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02
srSDArs STORM
wtnd Biss and -aaii Lake Craf SoaEht
Shelter.

wtha Biss and -taail Lake Gran SonEht
shelter
Sunday pigbt shout dark enc Of
the most severe wiud storms over eN-
pcriencsd ia this section passed over
the Jake. Il esme from the south
west aud for several hours blew a
pretty siitf gale. A nnml,er 81 people
were ou the lake 10 roNboais and
Launches. bat all reached landings 10
safety. The only psrsons ia any
danger to far as reported we're q
Young man aud lady companion
whose boat dFlfied against the COON
log which acts a. brcakaater for
the deck 81 the Occur d'Aicne Boat
club. The yenng couple were left
ciinginT 10 ,bs log and their cries
soon brought assistance. Jack Harris
rescuihR them 10 a gasoline launch.
There pas only about three feet q
water At the place end they could
have easily wadsd sshorc. A house.
boat which tie owner was moving
across The lake uith = roWboat went
ashore ia the storm and L. +. VIII
liams' launch encountered q heavy
sea which caused some alarm 10 tbose
Ia the boat, but no damage resulted.
While tie storm was one Of The
most severe experienced here for
seseral years, there was but little
danger and no loss 81 life vac report
ed Is the Spokane Chronicle.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02
II HITS KOOTENAI HARD
STATE BOARD RAISES TAXES
Land- SAD Lots II Fhis ceanay Increased
More Msnsy Mast bs Raised 10 sop
ply waalsa Waste u she state Adaain-
tstrnsfan.

The state board of equalization
e0mpieted les work Monday.
The total assessed faluation Of the
state this year IL s7s, aOI, ssa.6I, an
Increase Of 90, ea7. 99s.il oEer that
Of 1904 sad es. a2T, lT6. SO over 1909.
The increase ia 1904 over 1908 was
n,Aa9, l7s.Al. The state board. iu
equaiizing the assessments, increased
the total ~ reported b. si.5si,
62t.6l.
The increase on railroads. tsle-
graph aud telephone lines Was on q
valuation Of ali, 77.9O7ll. That
on all tbs other elasses o. property
was on valuation u SOS, ia,
8T7.50.
The increase on railroads amount
"a 20 s5ta, $50 Os, on telegraph
linss sd3 ass.a5. aHl ga islsphous
lines sl0a, l39 III. ~ a total as
given. u s50s. 900 Cd
All tnain liass, aiih the exception
o. that portion u the Short Line
from the Utah 70 the MoptAna bound
aries, formerly knoan ~ the Utah
NoEtheFa. are assessed st $500 a
mile. Tbs exception noted il assess.
"a ~ s9as0. All branch lines re-,
main - assessed last yesi. excepting
the bnlss. a. Aathouy aud u, II. a
n. IL koossaAi and shoshops
counties
The heard riads q yesiucilun'o s from
siKsh0usand dollars % ,uu thousand,
i've huudrpl aoilars Ia ths ntses.-
urns ~ ths hoiss TFuetiun company
fns llttis change nas INSIDE 10 The
assessments ua merchandise Only
tuo craBtiss ~srs decreased. Ada aui
bingham. iO reF ceul each
LAND VALUATIONS.
uuly THREE cuuGties iu ihs state
escaped q Fstfq ga patented lauds
These afp Caasia ahicb uaa Dc,
creased lg ppf csui pu aecpun, ~ tha
high Valuations hssI Al Tutu Fa'ls.
aud Custer aud i.rmbi, ahich sets
unchanged TIE tuliauiHs lurfeassa
ovsE sbu iigugea ~ reported hy fhg
county nssessofa uvre made In ether
couustrs
Tsu per cani Ada, bingham,
Blaine. Canyon. ElmDrr. Idaho. Sus
Fetus. shoshoue, Washington.
Taruiy scr rani Banuork, Bear
Z Lake.
TpsusY ave peF cent Koutsuat.
Five per oeut Fremont. t.aiah,
Lincoln. Oneida. Owybrc
Tusiva pr esnt Eoise.
LOIS ANb IMPROVEMENTS.
Changes were made Ia the assers
mout on town lots and Improvement,
aa foiloWs:
Ads Ten per cent increase %
topu tots, none on improvements
hammock a decrease u - fes
cent IN improvements
Bingham Ten per cent ibcrsas,
on toun lots.
blaine The same.
Boise Fifteen per cent lncreas'
on iuun lutG
Cauyon--Tcn per cent increase OF
tuwu luta
idaho same on toun lots: 10 pet
cent on Improvements.
Kootsnai Same.
I.emhI "A decrease Of 10 per cent
on town lots aud an eaual reduction
on improvements.
Lincoln Ten per cent Increase Of
town lots.
Nsa PIERCE The same.
Owyhea An increase Of 100 pei
cent pn town lots aud IS per cent
incrsase % Improvements.
sumhons Ton per cent increas,
on town lots,
The state auditor feels confident
that when the subsequent rolls are IL
the total valuation Of the state wll
he increased from million aud
half 10 two millions making the tota
over e76. 600. 600.
Tho actual valuation Of the stat,
is estimated TO be $3.50, 900, 600.
aazazaaazza4zaa
wWAMaNnn NeeA esWgwua
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02
ARRESTED on SERIOUS ouARaE.
Charles Dsuhan, Is Accused Of Producing
an Abortion.


Mon day, August 10, Mrs. Charles
Durham died at her home north of
town from the effects Of a premature
birth. At the time there we're Fumors
that the cause was due to the admin
istration Of drugs or the use OF an inss
str0ment for the purpose Of plodEle.
ing an abortion, and Il lis said that
this had been done on previous occa-
sions. The matter got iuto court
Wednesday when Constable Roper ar
ested the womsn's husband ION q war.
rant sworn cut by ]. Il. Jarqett chang.
ing him with administering drugs TO
his wife for the purpose II producing
an abortion, Durham ws.s taken be-
fore Justice Chsmherlin yesterday
and the state falling 70 produce any
witnesses the prisoner was released
and the case dismissed. 81
F. L BuFEan spent q part Of the
waak a. Eakfnak ~ Ro~af k.,.fsa.a
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02

Mrs. N. r. Palmeter, who has been
quite sick for the past week, SCENE
10 be improving.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02

LErTEEs ON FoHEsT ErsFRvEs.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02

o. John GuTERAS, The FAMOUS YELLOW FEVER EXPERT
yellow
Orleans assist in the work stamping ou the disease Or Geras
accompanied
C.
ernie the break
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-02

r. L BuFRan spent a part Of the
week at Cabinet on legal business. j
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-29
Good Cheer,

If you find some trouble,
Laugh little while;
Care will seem a bubble,
If you learn to smile.
II the day be dreary,
Hum little tune;
To the heart that's CHEEKY
Winter seems like June.
II you fret at trifes, -
Joy will lose Its zest;
Discomfort oft rifles r.
Life Of all its best.
Never stop to grumble-
Learn to laugh and sing;
Tho this plan be humble,
Happiness twill bring.
Lew Marston Ward
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-29
What Women Want to Kno1u

G OUR MILK STAIN Can you tell me thru your de-
- partmen of anything that will the stain Of
milk which has dried into white linen waisq Boiling
and sun fail to the stain-Subscrber
Have you tried putting little aqua ammonia in the
warm soapsuds You washed the waist in? When every
thing else fails you sometimes take spots from wash
goods by rubbing the stains with the yok Of egg and
then washing in the usual way
SPOTS FROM LEATHER-Will you please tell me-
thru your column what will either grease water
spots from russet leather stool9A Young Housekeeper
You might try Of the preparations which used
clean the russell shoes Or peel and cut banana and rub
the leather with the fruit Wipe dry with soft linen Go
with clean sponge dipped in neats foot and let the oil
soak in for three four hours before rubbing with cham
os skin 80 y >-.r
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-29
A Unique Feature.

The "One Kindness" club is one Of the
successful features Of the sunshine work.
Mrs. Alden suggested to her readers thru
out the country way to help in the
good work tho they may not wish to
give the time to belong to a branch.
Every month Mrs. Alden publishes the
needs of some poor, unfortunate but de-
serving ones, asking the reader to select
one of these for "one kindness" The
response has been so general that the
"One Kindness" club now has a mems
bership Of over 2,000 ..--...
There are constantly arising individual
cases that cannot always be given over
to the busy branches for help, but tbs
"One Kindness" member can easily care
for them.