The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-20
Attorney MeBes was overt rom Rath
drum Wednesday on legal business.

George HildiDRs, an employee of
the MoGolderio Lumber company,
was trought to the city Wednesday
suffering from injuries sustained by
a heavy log rolling over him. HE
wounds are painful bat not consider.
cd dangerous.
A new romantic love story has
been dFamatized and 10 called THE
Moonshiner's Daughter. 4" II is a
play far above the average aud repro
daces many wonderful scenic ideas
The play will be al the Auditorium
on January 27th.
TIE members Of the Epworth league
70 the number Of twenty composed 8
pleasant sieighing party Tuesday
evening. They drove 20 the country
aud after returning enjoyed q lun
econ and games At the parsonage as
the guests Of Rev. aud Nrs. Barker
The steamer Spokane will make q
special trip TO Harrison this evening
leaving here 1t 2 80 for the purpose
Of giving those who wish an oppoF
tanity 70 attend grand ball TO be
given BY the management Of the Ho-
tsl Harrison. The steamer will 70
turn sitter the bali. A number are
nguring on making the trip.
Three little babes we're nestled 10
Ted,
I'm name william, Willie and
Bill, mother said.
Wide aas her smile, for triplets they
be-.
She lays her good luck 20 Rocky
MountSin Tea Great baby
medicine The Occur d'Alsps Drug
Z Store
The Bremen have made arrange.
Wsnis ~i,h the management, Of the
hotel Idaho T. giss their annual ball
10 the large dining room The par
lors. lofty and small dining room
@ili - At the disposal u The be lad
dies for tbs evening aud II 10 expect
- sbaI the dance will be one d the
moss enjoyable given this wniter IL
uill b. held on toe evening 81 FebFu
airy - 10 honor u the birthday q
the father q bic eouairy.
Charles ". Norquist. representing
= large msFcantile company, u uhieh
be l. = member. il 10 the city look
ing az a business location. lie wants
room DO, less than 5QSIo0 feet aud
larger " scuh pla~e can bs secured.
lie is negotiating aith parties for the
cgt elton Of such building aud says
that hla company uili put IN 3 com.
plsts stock II eeacrai msFchaDdiss
90 the department store plan,
George {. Thomson and Henry
kiappsnbnrR are aguring on the srer,
tion Of brick block 90 their shsr
mau street property The building
wlll have = frontage Of 5 feet on
sherman aud 10 -, tack 90 lins
uith the Otisrsau block II IL IN
arrstood thai all the property ovu.
srs au 10th sides ~ the street he
tuset Second ard Third. with ous
'e2ceriian, have arsccd 60 move thsii
buildings baea zen feot A. ARfeed On
e uumtst ~ yeass $50 The aoulj
make ito hole length u sherman
steet uniform jH uidth and 10 his
improvement.
The steamer snhIey. n TITO Red
+ Collar line. uhich haa hsen 90 John
soa's dry does for same time under
soiuT repairs. will be returned TO ths
uster tpmuuow. reCaiksd. uilh heavy
iron on the bull ani otherwise il
good condition to buck the Ice 10 The
river. and Manager White eays that
be Vlll make 40 effort to keep tbs
river oren during the winter. al
though there has been some heavy ios
20 contend sish already. tie think'
they will he able 60 keep the boat
running unless = continued cold spell
should make 1, impossible.
The Mid.winter picnic to be held
by the young people Of the Presbyter
ian congregation At the old pavilion
on the evening Of Friday. January
90, promises TO he quite 40 affair
Admission 10 the BUILDING aud lawn
aud drives will be entirely free. Bu
supper and refreshments ne we'll Al
amusements and experiences, will b,
supplied Ia carte. G. c. TbomsoI
IL 10 charge Of the grounds; Floys
. Mann NJ amusements; Mics Besai,
Allen OF lunch; aud Miss MarEare
, Main Of refreshments. Each Of thes'
cbairmen is being assisted by larR,
, company Of enthusiastic young PEG
pie. There will also he other de
partments Ia charge of Wideawak