The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-11

law Offices 10 the Idaho Mercantile
block by which Mr.. McClear occupies
the corner room at the head Of the
stairs, the second room is flttsd up
for . reception room and MIR. BuEgan
occupies the third room.
Morse 4 Castle. Of Pomeroy, WASH.
has purchased the old brewery prop.
erty on Lakeside avenue and will
move the frame building to make
room fora two story brick block 80
by 90 feet. IL will be- used by the
builders As g furniture store. The
second story will DO fitted for living
rooms.
Joseph p. Failon. secretary of the
Cathells Mining 4 Milling company,
Erie j. Masters. Wm. Heinen and
Mr.. Allen, visited the compsny's
property this week and found things
moving along. with development
work pro crossing nicely. The deyeI
opment on this property IL such that
the owners feel certain Of opening mp
paying mine.
CarscaIlen brothers are just com
pletlng a eoBtFeat tor gathering stray
logs from around the lake for the
lumber companies. This is the first
time in the history Of numbering In
this section that complete clesn up
Of the lake has been made. II ooen-
- g. ...arfha "a SaaattaN fa saR
ing about $50. 600 feet Of logo.
Rev. r. III. Filnn, for the past
year pastor Of the Christian church
u this city. has accepted the pastor
ate Of . church At IskOA. where be
9as stationed before coming here,
aud left for that place Tuesday 10
continue the work. The congEeRA.
tlou here wlli be without 3 regular
pastor for some time. During his
stay here Rev Finn made very many
warm friends who regret that cir.
cumstaRees called him away.
Charles Pitman, ~ho has sum
msr plaes at Beauty lay, received ~
electric lanucb from Portland, Ore.
gou. ths tirst Of the week. II wal
ased AZ the Lewis add CLARK exposl-
tiou. IL a boat thirty feet long witt
besm OF seven feet aud il nicely
furnished Il IL the first electric
launch on the lake aud Ste success
vi no te watched y ith interest by lov
ere Of the water. MF. Pitman Ia
tends 90 pat IL Ia service duriaR th,
GUNNER season bstueeu town add hiI
place.
A case attracting much local inter
sst uas that ~ August Carlson sgAinsI
Peter Anderson, IN which the defend
AIT Naa sued for money loaned bin
ny plaintiff The case was tried be
fots Justice ChamLsTlin Tuesday and
resulted Ia = judgment for s5i II
. favor Of Carlson Anderson did nol
deuy receiving the money. but set or
the ciaim that Il was = gambling deb
aud uncollecsahie. Several uitneese
uets sxamined and after bearing %.
testimony the judge decided that An
derson owed The money leRitimutely
MTa. olmstssd gave very pleas
ant party last Saturday afternoon Il
honor Of her little sou friiz VIII
celebrated his eighth birthday Iii
entire Sunday school class consist
1 iuR 81 twelve boys and biz teache
we're present, An enjoyable tin
Was bad IN playing games, eusssin
coBuudTums. aud feaEting on 10
good things prepared by the hostess
Little DorRthy DroR assisted Mrs
Olmsterad In entertaining and CAV
several selections of instruments
o music which was greatly appreciated
The guests took their leave az
. O'Clock wishing for Fritz many r.
turns Of the day.
r. ". Collins, the we'll known res
estate man, has an entire change i
his advertisement 10 thia itsue Of th
I. Press. 10 which We invite attention
Mr.. Collins has been ia the real e
tate business In this city for the pas
year and during that time has bull
up a business that is both prolltahl
y and continually growing. He IL
, firm believer 10 the value OF print
u ers' ink and has a systematic way {
y advertising which brings results mot
g satisfactory ASS him IL advertiser
pays and he will say II does wit
e him, Hls success In the real estai
d business IL largely due TO square dea
Ig ing aud proper advertising.