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ON HONEYMOON AS
H0B0ES;; ARRESTED

Santa Barbara, May sO.--Becausc
They wanted to spend their honeymoon
in a box car .hoboing" over the coun-
try, L. Hoyt and his bride. who was
Miss Carrie Moore. of Philadelphia.
who We're married a few days ago in
Pasadena, were arrested in the railroad
yards here.
Miss Hoy. wore suit of her hus.
bands clothing and was passing as his
younger brother.
Judge Wheaton did mo- impose q fine
upon the couple but directed Mrs. Hoyt
to resume wo!ast.'s dress.
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SIOUX CITY MEMS MINE
MAY JOIN NEW MERGER
GOLDEN RULE REDUCED
TO AGRICULTURAL TERMS

Huron, s. D., May 9O-Four of ths
family of Frank Dollenbacher, a Ca
YOUR township farmer, are stricken
with scarlet fever. and Mr.. Dollenbach-
er was Obliged to remain in doors anc,
c.Dre for them. His neighbors. realizing
that much farm work must DE done on
MIR. Dollenbachcr's place, got together
and formed d plowing bee, and in one
day number of teams turned over
large acreage which the owner will now
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CORPS OF TEACHERS FOR
THE PIERRE. S. D.. SCHOOL

Pierre, S. D., May 29.-The list of
teachers for the Pierre schools for the
next year has been selected as follows:
Superintendent-Pro Frisk
High School-Principal B. E. Grip
pen; Latin department, Juna Kephart;
English, Flo Tredway; mathematics, Il.
T. Smith.
Central School-Mabel Shurtleff.
Anna Hollister, Nettie Bapp. Alberta
Green, Sara Beckwith
Lincoln School-Bertha Kalder. Miss
Allen. Margaret Wilson, Mae Seelye.
Washington School-Myrtle Iutchin-
son. Inez Dennison, Cora Kettleson,
Mary GreenOugh
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CHILD WATCHING HERD is
NEARLY KILLED RY Bull

Huron, S. D.. May 3O.-The 13-year-
old daughter of Herman koplin, a
farmer residing al Irouuois. was at
tackled by Il vicious bull and seriously
injured. The girl had been called to
watch the herd during the temporary
absence of her father and when found
two hours or more after the occurrence
her right leg was broken above the
knee and three ribs fractured. For
time it was thought she could not re-
cover, but is now reported out Of dam
ger.
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Ex-sHERIFF AND CHIEF
OF POLICE iS DEAD

nj. Dickson, one of the pioneer settlers
of this (Minnehaha) county, is dead at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Rooney.
of Flandreau.
The remains will be brought to Sioux
Falls Thursday for interment TIe was
and veteran of the civil war.
Mr.. Dickson had been in poor health
for about a year. He was born in
Logan county, o., in 1910. He located
on homestead in Minnehaha county
early in 1871, engaging in farming un-
for six years. For three years follow
ing he was chief Of police Of Sioux
Falls, and served three additional years
on the police force
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SHERIFF OF DOUGLAS
COUNTY, DIES SUDDENI y

Armour, S. d.. May 25-C. w. lSauf-
man, sheriff of Douglas county, died at
his home in this city Tuesday, aged 81
years. of apopleXy. He leaves a wife
and four children. He carried insur-
ance in several fraternal and old line
companies. He was serving his second
term as sheriff of this county and was
most highly respected. The funera.
was held this afternoon from the Meth
odist Episcopal church. Rev. c. L.
Jillebrown officiating. Local lodge a.
r. & A. M, of which he was a charter
member had charge
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JURORS DRAWN FOR
PIERRE TERM, JUNE 4

Sioux Falls, S. D., May 27.-Grand
and petit juries for term Of United
States court to convene at Pierre June
II, have been drawn. The grand jurors
will report Tuesday, June Ii, while the
petit jury will appear on Friday, June
IA. In accordance with the action taken
by the federal court authorities about a
year ago. The names of the grand and
petit Jurors are withheld from the pub.
lie
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GRAND LODGE A. o. U. W.,
REFLECTS SlMMONS. C. M

Sioux Falls, S, d., May 25.-Oficers
were elected as follows by the grand
lodge A. o. U. w. here:
Grand master, T. NJ. Simmons, Hur.
on; grand recorder, j. D. Lavne, Aber-
deem; grand receiver j. +, Platt
Clarke; foreman, Olaf Nelson, Yank-
ton; overseer, j. H. Parrott, Pierpoint;
guide, w. Newell. Belle Fourche: in
side watch, Alex Mccullough. High.
more; outside watcn, Fred S. Rowe
Pierre; trustee for six years, c. j.
Swanstron Deadwood.
Degree of Honor officers are:
Grand chief of honor, Mrs. Maude
Hyde, Webster; grand lady of honor
Mrs. Emma Court, Speartish; grand
chief Of ceremonies, Mrs Emma Thay.
er. Brool1ings; grand usher, Mrs Dore
Milbank; grand recorder, Mrs. Kate
Holmes, Verdon; grand receiver, Mrs
Mary Farr. Pierre
The next grand lodge meeting goes
to Pierre.
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DIES A 1o4 YEARS
WHILE ON VISIT

Sioux Falls, S. d., May 29.-At the
home of his son. James F. McKeon,
in this city, occurred the death of James
Mckeon, aged 104 years, he being the
oldest man who ever resided in South
Dakota.
His residence here extended, however,
over only a few days, as he and his
92-year old wife arrived in Sioux Falls
only Tuesday of this week from Nc
Gregor. Ia, where they had made their
home for many years
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CONGRESSMAN PARKER
GOES HOME SATISFIED

Washington. May 29.-Representative
Parker, of South Dakota, who has been
In Washington several days, has left
for home. Representative Parker's
visit to Washington was chiefly upon
several postoflice appointments in
South Dakota.
My mission to Washington has been
eminently satisfactory from all view
Joints, said Congressman Parker. "All
recommendations made by my coll
league, Mr.. Hail. and myself will go
through. I am assured"
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WoMEM's MISSION BOARD
ELECTS OFFICERS AT HURON

Huron, S. D.. May 25.-The 37th an
nual session of tine general association
of Congregational churches, for South
Dakota. was fully up to expectations.
The Women's Board of Missions of the
Interior elected the following officers:
For the Union:-President, Mrs. H.
x. Warren Yankton; vice president,
Mrs. w. T.. Thrall, Huron; secretary,
Mrs. A. c. I'owdish, Mitchell; treasur-
er, Mrs. a. Loomis, Redfield; secretary
of young peoples work, Mrs. c. D.
Geerhart Wakonda; secretary of chill
dren's work. Mrs. L. Reynolds, Red
field; association president, Mrs. +. B.
Stevens, Tankton; south central, Mrs.
p. D. Pierce. Letcher; northern, Mrs.
L S. Valley, Faulkton; central, Mrs.
Geo. s., tei Fort Pierre; Dakota, Mrs
7. J.. Figas, Oahe; Black Hills, Mrs.
II. w. Somo.s. Rapid City.
Misunderstanding. Mrs. Grace S.
Dermoe, Valley Springs; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. S. q. Butcher. Raoid City;
secretary, Mrs. c. H. Dreisbach, Red
field; treasurer, Mrs. w. *. Kingsbury,
Sioux Falls; secretary of young peo-
pies work, Miss kittie Rice, Bryant;
secretary of childrens work, Mrs. W. j.
Fink, Elk Point Association presi-
dents: Yankton, Mrs. II. w. Jamison,
Beresford; south central. Mrs L. E.
Camfield, Academy; central, Mrs. E.
H. Smith, DeSmet; northern, Mrs. j.
A. Cressey. Watertown; Dakota, Mrs.
Thos. Riggs, Oahe; Black Hills, Mrs.
Jas. HALEY, I3a pid City.
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STOCK DAMAGED ABOUT
$4,000 AT SIOUX FALLS

Sioux Falls. S. D., May 2s-The
stock of the New York Mercantile COM
pany in the Peck block, formerly known
as Masonic Temple. was last night
damaged by fire. Loss about $4,000;
insurance, $4,000. How the fire started
Is q mystery
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COUNTY GIVES RURAL
TRACTION LINE RIGHT OF WAN

Armour. S. d.. May 24.-The promot
ers of the recently incorporated Wag
ner, Lake Shore and Armour Traction
company are making headway in secur
Ing the necessary right of way. etc.
for the enterprise. Last week they
made application to the proper authori
ties of Charles Mix county for the US.
Of the highways along designated
routes for use of the company for 5
term of twenty years which the county
authorities granted instantly. The sam.
steps will be taken in this county ant
will come up for hearing on the 10tt
of June.
John Absher, of Wagner has beer
granted Il franchise to install an cleo
Uric lighting plant in this city which
will run for twenty years.
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CLARK TO ORGANIZE
A COMMERCIAL CLUB

of the business men of this place this
evening final steps will be taken for
the organization of a commercial club.
A committee appointed at a recent
meeting will make it's report.
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PARKER TO HAVE A
GLORIOUS CELEBRATlON

Parker, S. D., May 29.-Business men
of Parker have raised around $500 for
a grand Fourth of July celebration,
track meet and baseball tournament
Parker has not celebrated the Fourth
for the past seven years. The commits
tee in charge is c. W. Thompson, W.,
II. King, w. E. Clark, A. H Harris, c.
Hakat, Arthur Danforth and c. r. Gaff.
High school track teams from nearby
towns are invited to join the meet,
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VARSITY WINS FROM
YANkTON COLLEGE To

Yankton, S. D., May 3O.-The State
University Of Vermilllon defeated Yank-
ton college at baseball, to /. yester-
day.
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= A 3-YEAR OLD HERO \
= SAVES Pl AYMATE'S LIEE 4


= Maitland, S. D.. May 2T.-The
= youngest hero In the state is :
= Martin Berg, jr.. aged 8 years
y and months, son of well-known
= residents in this vicinity. He
\ saved the life Of a little play
\ mate named Gladys Swallow,
\ aged 3. The little girl. while
y crossing a creek which had been
y greatly swollen by the melting
4 of snow, fell into the stream
\ from the plank which served as
y a means of crossing. The little
y boy CHANGED TO pass the spot
y and, seeing the predicamfnt Of
y the little girl. rushed to her res
\ cue, wading into the stream and
y grasping the girl by her clothing
y brought her safely to shore.
y Then, childlike, they both had a
y good cry.
q 4 i ~ AAAA
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FARMERS BUY ELEVATOR
FROM SIOUX CITY MAN

Harrisburg, S. D., May 24-The re.
Gently organized Farmers Elevator an4
Supply company, of this place, has
purchased what is known as the Ter
wiIliger elevator here. George Terwil-
Tiger, of Sioux City, was present tc
conclude the transaction which in
cludes the elevator. coal sheds, corn
cribs and two Wagon scales.
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s -TTLI-1T!ART FOE NATIONAL
SLNlTARIUM ARRIVES

I1os HpflnGs, 5. D.. May 23,-Joseph
=. Spencer has arrived from the Noun
tain Branch National home at Johnsof,
City. Tenn. and win assume the duties
OF hospital steward of tho national
AM -arlum at Hot Springs. The sa1t,
tariusn is filling up rapidly, the num-
5er OF inmates now being about seven
ty-tive, with forty others on their way
lro.a Danvi..e. III.
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ESTABLISH HOME FOR
UNFORTUNATE GIRLS
Former Salvation Army Work.
ers to Have Charge OF
Institution.

Hot Springs. S. ID. May 30.-Captain
Sampson who has been in charge OF
the Salvation Army work here for
some time has resigned to organize u
society To establish a home for un-
fortunate girls. The home VIII be es-
tabished In Hot Springs for which pur-
pose house has already been leased.
Tho home will be undenominational,
but wholly charitable, depending upon
soliciting over the entire state for sup
port. 1t is the only home of the kind
In the state and will be open to all
those who seek admission. Captain
Sampson will be superintendent in
charge of the home, with III. Ci Cor
nell as assistant Mrs Sampson and
Mrs. Cornell will act as matrons.
ARLINGTON MEN WILL
BUILD DOZEN ELEVATORS
arlington, S. D., May 3o.-Ten. and
probably eleven, elevators. financed by
Arlington capital, will be built at towns
along the new line of the Dakota Gen.
1ral. Hewitt &. Connor. who now own
Two elevators at this place, will built
at Nunda Sinai, Badger Norden and
Tai. Adam RoNhl, who also owns a
grain house here. will put up one at
Norden, one at oxford. one at Haiti and
probably one at Badger. A. E. Peter
son of this city, and III. Hoganson OF
Sinai will build at that place. and John
Widenkcpf will build at Badger. a
total of fourteen elevators will thus be
owned by Arlington capital.
SIOUX CITY MEMS MINE
MAY JOIN NEW MERGER
Deadwood, May 9o.--The Dakota
Mining and Milling company will hold
it's annual meeting i'm this city on
June is. 1t is probable that no definite
steps toward the consolidation of the
Bald Mountain properties will be taken
until after the meeting. Judge AL
tison and t. j. Steel, of Sioux City,
own about one-t third of the stocks and
bonds of the company. and will be rep
resented at the meeting either in per-
son or by a substitute. The matter of
II merger may be taken up at
this meeting
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cONCREGA1fONALisTs TO
MEET I'm RAPID CITY NEXT

Huron, 8. D.. May 25.-The general
aacsocta tlo.s OF Congregational churches
fet aoo1i Dakota voted TO inset in
Rapid City IL 1..~A nAxt year.
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FIELD MEET AT CARTHAGE,
SOUTH DAKOTA IIlNE z

Carthage. S. D., May ga field day
will be held here June Z. Features Of
the day will be a ball game between
Iroquois and Artesian for purse Of
$75
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07

9 pecially the gallery. The American
Tramp is similar to a home talent
play, without any talent. HORSE
play and stale jokes formed the major
part Of the lines Of each person ex-
cept the hero who so far outeIassed
his company that it faded away in the
dim distance and drew him after II.
Florence Gale in David Belasco's La
Belle Russo Is promised for next
Wednesday.
An all silk peau de sol, % inches
wide s1.65 value. special for Satur-
day only SO cents a yard. Just the
thing foI your new spring jacket.
Norqiust.
We have just uHloaded our last car
of bran and shorts, shorts and flour
that was purchased before the adj
vance. Sweet Home -four 81 sack,
So. 50 barrel, Bluestem patent -four
81. Is sack, $3.50 a barrel. Bran
and short rs cents a sack, shorts 95
SCENTS a sack. while present stock
lasts. Idaho Mercantile company.
To make good bread use Ceretana
the hard wheat -four. E. B. Keller &
Company
A benefit recognized by all persons
making a will is to feel that their
will will receive proper attention af-
ter they have passed away. The
Occur d'Alene Bank & Trust com.
pany, if chosen as your executor will
relieve your mind of any doubts. as
they make specially Of this class Of
business.
Suit has been fled in the district
court to recover s1776. Is ON account
from James Brown and W. B. Masters
by the Wood Lumber company
through the law firm OF Sanders q
Flynn. Some time ago Masters and
Brown gave chattel mortgage to the
Wood Lumber company and then dis
posed of portion Of the property
and left the state. They we're appre-
hended at Ritzville and extradition
papers taken out, but they immedi-
ately began to flght the requisition
before the governor of Washington.
They have not appeared in the state
and this suit is brought to recovr the
money which the company claims was
in a measure, fraudntly secured.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07

mass meeting have been exceedingly
active and have met with considera.
BILE success In their work. The prin-
cIpal feature Of the nesting will be
in the adoption AZ the report Of the
platform committee. Numerous ru-
mors Of the position that the league
win take 10 the spring CAMPAIGN have
been afoat since the Arst meeting, but
nothing definite could DO asceFtained.
When seen today, h. h. Barton.
chairman Of the last meeting who
was empowered to call . second meet
ing when the platform committee was
ready to report, had this to say;
Those who anticipated radical mea-
sures ON che part Of the Civic I'm
provement League, i believe are
doomed to disappointment. The
present campaign is not by any means
the only reason for the establis hment
Of this league.
1t is intended to make the league q
permanent factor In the upbuilding Of
this city. While the meeting Co
morrow night will be primarily to
take steps looking after the munich
pal campaign now at hand, the foun-
dation for broader sphere Of activi-
~ in the Affairs Of the city will
doubtless be laid. II understand
the statement Of the last mass meet
ing, the league has no fixed party
affiliations; will pick the men that
best represent its principles. / be-
lieve / voice the sentiment Of that
meeting when cordially invite the
women Of the city to attend and par.
ticipate in the deliberations Of the
league"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07
IA PLEASANT HOME WEDDING
Miss leila Wright and Wallace
Lee de Merchant.

A quiet but very pretty wedding
was that last evening when Rev. DR..
Van Osdel, of the First Baptist
church of Spokane, united Miss leila
Wright and Wallace Lee de Merchant
of Spokane in the holy bonds Of mat
rimony at the home Of the bride on
Sherman street.
The bride was given away by her
father beneath large bell IF Oregon
grape and white carnations banked
with frs, in a corner of the parlor.
She was gowned in white crepe de
chene dress, carrying bridal roses
and wearing the bridal wreath Of lii
les of the valley. The ring ceremony
was used and at its close, those pres
ent congratulated the bride and groom
in hearty manner. Following the
ceremonies, a supper was served in
the dining room where the table was
artistically decorated with a large
basket of red carnations and baskets
of pink tulips. The wedding cake
adorned the head of the table where
were seated the bride and groom.
Favors in the shape of small white
slippers filled with rice we're given
each guest, and the Iice might have
been used, had not the happy couple
eyaded the merry crowd of frinds and
slipped quietly away to spend the
night at the Hotel Idaho.
The bride is the daughter Of M. D.
Wright, the we'll known lumberman
and contractor. The groom is con-
nected with the Eiler Piano house, Of
Spokane. The newly married couple
will spend a week visiting in Seattle
and surroundings and will then make
their home in the Roberts Flats,
Second and Pine streets, Spokane,
until their home ON Cannon Hill is
completed.
Those invited we're: DIR. and Mrs.
Van Osdel, Mrs. Nj. f. Darling, Mr..
and Mrs. J. de Merchant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kesler, Mrs. Gorange, Misses
Michal Hanson, Hazel Hoch, Flor
ence Dyer, Rose Mary Cunningham
and Hazel Woodruff all Of Spokane;
Misses Kate and Bessie Fowler, Of
Ritzville. Wash, Messers Lorin
Brown, j. o. Wahlstrom, Grant
Dyer, DR.. J. j. Pepper, Frank Ben
nett, all of Spokane; Mr.. and Mrs.
S. E. Beggs, Of Rathdrum, Misses
Lucille Jameson, Mary Grimes and
Messrs, Chas. Pelham and Jay
Wright, all of Occur d'Alene.
The presents received by the bride
we're many, beautiful and costly,
among them full sterling silver set
of the grape pattern, a cut glass water
set and a cut glass berry set. There
we're also many presents Of china and
silverware.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE
Object Of Meeting Tomorrow
Evening.

The Civic improvement League
meeting which 10 called this evening
at the Baptist church promises to be
Of considerable importance to those
interested in the spring campaign.
The committees appointed at the lass
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07
Notice of Issue of Attachment.

In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dts
tTict of the State OF Idaho in and for the County
Of kootsnai.
The Woods Lumber Company, a corporation
plaintiff ". james Brown and b. w. Masters,
copertnerS under tine firm name Brown and Ma
tiers defendants
State Of Idaho, County Of Ko0teBal. 50.
Notice IL hereby given that an Attachment
issued out Of the District Court Of the First Ju-
dicial District OF the state Of Idaho, Ia and for
the County Of KOotsnai. IN the aboge-enttlsd
action, on the Attn day u March. 1877 against the
property Of the defendanta, james Brown and u.
W. Masters.
Dated this 9th day Of March 1907.
r. l. QUARLES,
Court Clerk Of District Court.
seal By ID. z. DANDY,
Deputy Clerk.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07
CRY IN BRIEF
Cab Phone 15s.

nsurance. Notary public.
W. Nj. Morgan, of Moscow. Idaho,
as 9 guest at the Hotel Idaho last
evening.
Coal oil in any quantity for every
me at the Idaho Mercantile com
@any.
II. A. Densmore, of Troy, Idaho,
Nas guest at the Hotel Idaho last
vening.
Garden seeds, package or pound.
linn Barr Chainey company.
W. w. Giberson, Of th Stack.
ibbs Lumber company, has returned
the city after short absence.
Our spring styles are arriving daily.
alace Cloak & Suit house.
L. F. and J. j. Connolly, both of
arrison, spent last evening and a
prtion of today visiting in the city.
Long delayed goods are now arriv-
b, come in, we will have something
~ to show you every day. Idaho
ercantile company.
Chas. Brann and A. (. Brown, of
pida, Idaho, spent portion of yes
kday and today visiting in the city.
Fesh saratoga chips, they are nice.
inn-Barr-Chainey company.
coeur d'Alene PantorIum, Phone
Red.
mlin & MCDOWELL. electrical con
fOrs, have secured a contract from
Consumers Company for the wind
of number of transformers.
nst received a car load of the best
oming coal. thinner Coal Yards.
Dur car 3X -four, best hard wheat.
nm Barr hainey company.
The Lady Maccabes will hold a So
Na dance in Sander hall Monday
hing, March IL. One of the fea-
Be of the evening will be drill
the team. The ladies have been
king hard and the drill promises
Be good.
ust received a car each of lime
Portland cement Idaho Mercan-
company.
liza Fl. Thomas is asking for
orce from Alexander Fl. Thomas
hugh the district court and is re-
ented by John B. Anderson.
you want shoes repaired right,
leave them at the Idaho Mercan-
Co.
Feet peas, selected mixed stock
be package or pound. VIM
Chainey company.
ryon A. Folsom, an attorney of
ane, spent portion of yesterday
be city looking after his local real
te interest. He is interested in
perty at the corner of Lakeside
ne and Second streets and may
building, though plans have
been completed.
pecial pie, cake and candy sale
at the Woman's Exchange
1I8 Occur d'Alene st.
Go Celebrated Plansifter -four,
fFy II. It pleases. Winn-B Barr
REney company.
re will of Edwin Crockett, the
pioneer who died recently, was
yesterday in the probate court by
81. Elder, acting attorney for
W Crocktt, who was named as ad-
stratrix, and to whom the entire
a amounting to about $1,000 was
eathed.
Eashear sells Preferred Stock
81 led goods, wisconsin Full Cream
ahse, Rust Bros. Fresh eggs. Every
EhIng in the grocery line at lowest
fee. Give us a trial order. Corner
Fourth and Occur d'Alene streets
number of the local Shriners
led Spokane last evening and at
aed the ceremonies held by the
okane aggregation. A banquet was
ped and a pleasant evening enjoy
Those who attended from Occur
leaene we're: George Williams, H.
Hubbard, MIR. Davis, and F. d.
nm.
Idaho Undertaking & Embalming
hpany, 30S Occur d'Alene street.
one 90 X.
Dur long delayed goods are aIriv-
every day; come in and see the
things We have to offer. Idaho
rcantile company.
ID the invitation of the local lodge
me Knights of Pythias the mem
Of st. Maries lodge will visit the