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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-08

Jelly BlaAses1 SV Genus per dozen.
Winn-Barr-Chainey Co., Ltd.
Today's news today II you read
the Evening Press.
Free lecture on automobiles Sat
urday night at Commercial club
Sheriff Bailey went to Harrison to-
day an business In connection with
his once.
Mitchell Hill, of Spokane, is visit
ing with his brother. VIM. Hill. of
this city.
Mrs. Geo. starks left today for an
extended visit with friends In Can
ada.
VIM. Barlow, OF Pocatello, is a
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Rogers.
Don't forget the lecture on auto
mobiles Saturday night at CONNER
cial club.
James w. Hammock, the Pacific
coast favorite songster, at the Ma
jestIc tonight.
Slxteen-inch tamarack and fr
wood. Prompt deliveries. Occur
d'Alene Lumber company. No. 20.
both phones.
A marriage license was issued to-
day by the county auditor to Alfred
l.. Engle, aged 80 years and Bessie
Alexander, aged IA years. Both par
ties are Of Spokane.
Mrs. 0. =. Barr entertained friends
this afternoon at her home at 424
Garden street. and a very pleasant
afternoon was had by all. She will
also entertain tomorrow afternoon.
Suit has been commenced In the
district court by Thomas o'Donnell
against the unknown heirs Of H.
Brown. The action is brought for
the purpose Of Quieting title to lot 8
Of block Z, in the town OF Occur d.
Aiene. John M. Flynn appears as at
torney for the plaintiff.
Mr.. Joseph Doust has been advised
OF decision OF the secretary Of the
interior which Is In her favor In the
case wherein she was contestee and
Anna Cuts. w. Bayles. contestants.
The tract involved was valuable
homestead situated near the town OF
Santa, and the contestants claimed
80 acres OF the contestee's land un-
der prior settlement. The case has
been in litigation before the depart
ment for q period OF three years.
Louis Pepin. OF Havre, Montana,
and nephew Of Simon Pepin, the
well known banker and cattle king of
that state. has purchased the Byng
ranch In French Gulch. The consid-
Grafton was $4,000 and the deal was
negotiated through Robert w. Col
Inns. 1t Is the Intention OF Mr.. Pep
in to convert the ranch into a poultry
farm, and he viii also raise celery
and mushrooms, In the culture Of
which he Is considered an authority.
F. w. Fltze and z. " Boughton, of
the Arm OF Reed 4 Boughton, have
entered into a partnership and will
do notarial work, and also transact
other business pertaining to the OPP
enlng Of the Occur d'Alene Indian
reservation on July is. The Arm has
rented the ofice room Of the Cab
company and will make It, together
with the once now occupied by Mr..
Fitze as It's headquarters. r. W.
Towne. of Nebraska, has accepted a
position az clerk with the Arm and
will be- employed during the opening
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RE.ENFoRcED CoNoRRTE poAT.

The Italian government. after
many experiments. has succeeded in
having constructed q freight-carry-
ing boat made OF REINFORCED con-
crete. Boats OF this kind can be
turned out very rapidly and mex
pensively.
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CnERRY FAIR Ar SALEM.

SALEM, Ore. July s.-salem's
fourth cherry fair opened this morn
Ing with monster parade consisting
OF decorated floats. carriages and au-
tomoblles. Miss Bertha Allen, who
was salem's queen at the rose earnl-
val at Portland. Is also the queen Of
the cherry carnival.
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lines than any Of the subsidiary
branches. Mrs. Merriam was elected
to her present Office in Boston year
ago, and this Is her first official trip
to the northwest.
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The Press win deem it q specitl favor
paper regularly Will report the same 20
the once. a. II 10 our only means OF
hnowtng how the carriers are doing
their work.
We win pay . reward OF 9as for
evidence that will convict any one Of
stealing papers after they are delivered
60 residences.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-01

al
Miss Emma Bohlandsf left Thurs-
day for Winside. Nsb., whsre rho
will visit her brother. Alfred Bohlan.
dor and family.
Mr.; and Mrs. John McNsrtney and
children returned to their homo in
Council Bluffs Monday. sf.sr week Z
visit withSth formers brother, Maui
rice McNsrtdey and family. and other
relatives. d
E. A. Packard Of South Omaha
spent the past week visiting at biz
home.
Laverne Avery -of Omaha visited
over Sunday with, friends.
Lawrence Reed spent the past week
in Charter Oak With big brother. For
rest. Y,
Eunice Robertson visited the. fore
part Of the week in Grant Centre At
the John Miller home.
Miss Mildred Wolfe left wednes-
day for her home in Chicago. after
spending the summer ae the 1. B. Al
fred home. Is
Will Bliven spent Tuesday In De-
Aoines attending the State Fair.
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AR1oN ITEMS.

Mr.. A. Lentz and Mrs.. Flossie
Lynch were married last Wednesday
ct the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Parmentier. The cere-.
mony was performed py Mayor Con-
rad. Best wishes for their future
happiness are extended.
Rev. G. E. Walsh preached last
Sunday morning from the text. "God
is Loves" in the evening from the
subject, ''The Heavenly Vision. Good
congregations were present.
Agnes and Ruth Goodrich visited
Arion relatives Saturday and Sunday.
Hillie Newman has sold his pro-
perty here to Mr.. Johnson Of Magno-
liz and 10 thinking Of locating in Buck
Grove. We are sorry to lose this
family, and wish them we'll in their
future home.
Guild Evans has returned from
Dixon, Neb... where he has spent the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hoke and
children came from Ogden last Sunday
for short visit at home.
Mrs, Trip. N. P. Underhill, Thos.
Rae. Rev. and Mrs. Walsh L. C. But
Ter and wife. Mrs. d. J. Butler and
Mrs. Carroll went to Dunlap last
Wednesday to attend the, funeral of
Mr.. Barsby. He had been member
of the Congregational church TOR sew
eral years and the services were held
at that church. The members Of
Shields Post at Dunlap took charge
and ct the church the pastor, Rev. C..
A. Armstrong, and our minister. Rev.
G. E. Walsh. spoke with much feel
ing. There were besutiful music and
aowers.-
Mrs. Henry Bell. who has been Wis.
iting IN Mitchell and Sioux Falls. 8.
D.. returned Saturday evening.
Russell Conrad was quite i'll with
typhoid fever last week, but il report
ed much better ct this writing
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Little Delos Msxey, Who has bsen
visiting with relstiyss IN wsstsrn
Nebraska aimee school was ont, n
turned home last week. His father
met him in Omaha.
Jay Lynch visited At his home in
Boone ever Sunday.
Miss Helen Bell Of Dow City came
to meet her mother in Arion last Sat.
urday evening.
Miss Olive Lie returned Monday
evening from . visit with relatives ct
Omaha, Neb.
Chas. underhill and son, Harold,
of Omaha were visiting N. P. Under
hill last week.
Miss Fern Butler was Denison.
shopper on Friday.
Several attended the Yankee Robin
son circus It Denison hast Friday.
Miss Beulah Cone Of Charter Oak
visited her cousin, Alta Mackey. over
Sunday.
Mrs. Pritchard Of Woodbine was
guest OF Mrs. Mackey on Monday.
Mrs. Susie Mitchell returned from
her visit in Sioux City last week.
Miss Una Galland Of Norfolk, Neb.
has been visiting with Miss Helen
Stevenson and other friends during the
past week. .ysa,aa
Miss Coda Lee has returned from
visit with her friend, Miss Hazel Tay-
Tor, who lives near Earling.
Mrs. Gigax and children went to
Buck Grove Saturday evening.
Miss Leila Underhill Of Omaha
stopped in Arion Saturday on her way
to Boone. where she expects to visit
. few days and then return for .
weeks visit here the last of the week.
Mrs. Lizzie Lichtey and children
from Sioux Falls. s. D.. are visiting
at the Schwartz home this week.
Charles Aney Of Underwood was IN
Arion visitor on Sunday.
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they had preceded her Wednesday, iii
returniDg to Boyer Saturday.
n. and Mrs. Gust Audresen also
Mr. and Mrs. Swan Nelson went 70
Des n, ines Monday TO take in the
sights at the fair.
NJ. and Mrs. Herman Schmidt now
Of ElReno. Okla. are rejoicing over
= baby girl. Who came to gladden.
their home.
Henry Frahln and sisters, Tena and
Mary. went to Wall Lake ON Satur-
day to spend . few days with rela-
tives.
Miss. Hazel Larsen called on friends
on her way to Kiron Tuesday.
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BOYER ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. August Whitmaaek
andchildren and Mrs. Anna .Habenicht
and children drove from Schleswig
Sunday to visit ct the home Of August
Henkels. julius and Willie remain
for . few days to visit with their lit
tie cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nayhill Of
Mexico and Mr.. and Mrs.. Go. Nay
nard visited Sunday ut G. Schwartz ).
Elsie and Maple Shives visited Sum
day with the Misses Shupitsr.
Mrs. Henry Maynard and Mr.. Riley
Whittmareh went to Omaha Thursday
to attend the funeral Of near fela-
tive.
Mr.. Charles Johnston and family
arrived Thursday from Britt. s. d.
We are sorry to chronicle the death
Of Miss Pearl Abbot which occurred
Tuesday. August 2lth. after an illness
Of about three weeks Of typhoid fever.
Pearl was young lady Of excellent
character Of agreeable disposition and
was loved by all who knew her. She
was seventeen years. nine months old
and leaves to mourn her loss father,
two sisters. Fay and Mrs. Chas. John
ston. Of Britt. s. D. Two brothers.
Rob and Jim, Of this palce. The pail
bearers were Aessrs. Paul Erickson.
Hans Nissen, Joe Dozark, James
Dozark. Geo. Bartlett and Adoplh
Schlecta. Internent was made in the
West Side cemetery ana services were
conducted both at the house and vi
West Side by the minister Of that
place. Services ct the house were
conducted out Of doors and were At
tended By . large crowd Of friends and
relatives. Many and beautiful were
the floral decorations brought By those
who wished to pay their last tributes
while hero On earth to the one they
loved % welt. This 10 indeed Z
severe blow to the bereaved fathe,
and the sympathies OF the entire com.
munity arc with him and the entire
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VANILLA III II d - !.


:. 2. Saunders spent Thursday and
ssseay Of the past week 10 Dss
Asanes attending the State Postmas.
49, Convention held at that place the
pest week.
4iss Bertha nay.h ~ r,;r.o,n5
Nsb., came the latt.r mart 81 the
week fora visit hare With her aister
1les. Johnson
E. G.. sGrsys1standed the st.ta re,r
at Dee Noines several dava thia veek
Rae Breckenridge v.a : Manninr
visitor SUNDAY eoinr over "a at,end
lie ball Rame plaved thera hetvaer
Maaaine and Fort Dolce.
Dwight Hutehison. manager a.
Bysen Calvin Lumber Co. 81 puck
Grove. came over. SUNDAY ON hia
ulotorcycle and visited With hia nav
snts. Mr. and nrs. John Hntch;son
II. and Nrs. Charley schutt nam
~ fore mart Of the veek 4 IA.
1reines attending thu State Fair.
Hual Emery. Who attended Il stiitute
q Deui,on the mast week came home
anturday. Eula will teach the H,y.
~ school the coming wear.
Forrest Reed spent ths mast veek
q Sehleswir and Charter Oakj can
vassinx,
Ne. and Mrs. Eugene Smith Of Dun.
~ attended tho Woodmans, n;cn;.
held here Tuesday.
Mics Luxforl Of Defiance visited
tie past week At the home OF her aunt
Mr.. C. ii. Crakas.
Mics Clara Hladik returned from
Nebraska the first Of the week after
a extended visit there nth friend.
aad relatives.
Misses lima and Iva VanMeter ~
DeGance visited here the fore mart az
tbe week With their uncle n Van
Meier and family
Wesley smith. who several veeka
ags vac taken 70 the ho.nitai q
Dnahs for treatment ON account Of
having been shot by accident. re-
tssred home this week and ia a. veil
n can be ,exnected. We ~, hona "a
vill soon recover and ba ont aud
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Aonday q the pAet week.

Sg901y p yn0 pasS week.
b. r. Robertson spent tie tore part
s the wax "a. Grant Ceatrs 6shing.
NJ. and Mrs. Charley MililgAn Of
Sioux City spent the past week vis-
ting the formers sisters. Mrs. F. e.
Schram and Mrs. Cicero Morgan. and
other relatives.
Miss Sadie Saunders leaves the lat
ter part Of the week for Wilton juno.
tion, where che will teach in the High
School. filling the position Of assistant
principal.
nellie Ksarney Of Vail visited Tues
day with her sister. Gertrude, and at
tended tho Woodmen Picnic.
h Miss Anges Powers Of South Omaha
spent the past week visiting at the
Cody homo -
Charley Mausy Of Bayard visited
over Sunday with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. h. BuAipteon left
Friday for nes Moinss. whore they
will spend the week visiting their:
daughter, Mrs. VIM. n. Gilvar. and
also attend tns State Fair.
Murro Van Meter left Thursday
morning for Ames to resume his school
duties for the coming year. He 10
taking course in electrical engineer
ing and will graduate this year.
Miss Clara Morgan and friend.
Rachael Grim. visited over Sunday
with the formers mother. Mrs.. Phyllis
Morgan.
Miss Hattie and Della Schsde Of
near Denison visited over Sunday with
their aunt and uncle. Peter HoReins
and family.
Eben Ihrie was Manning visitor
Sunday.
Leo Slag9. who, has been spending
the summer in Conkling. N. D.. At
his parental home; came Friday even
Ing for weeks visit with relatives
and friends before he leaves for In
disnola to resume his college duties
there.
F. G. Book and daughter. Gertrude.
lett Sunday noon for . weeks visit in
South Omaha with relatives.
Annie Miller Of Sioux City visited
here the first part Of the week with
her sister, Matte.
Cicero Morgan was q Manning Wis
itor Sunday.
Miss Name Prosser returned home
Friday evening from Centerville.
where she went for . short visit with
relatives and friends op her way home
from Iowa City. where she attended
State Summer school.
Miss C. e. Gates. who speat the
summer in Seattle. WASH, came Fri
day evening to get her househald goods
and will leave this week for Oregon,
whore We understand she has pesi-
tion.
Miss Mueril Of Cincinnati. Ohio.
has secured the position Of assistant
principal in the High School and Miss
Name Prosser, who was formerly a.
eis.ant principal ID now principal.
Rev. Baxter of Council Bluffs. Dis
trict Superintendent Of the n. q.
church, conducted the morning service
Sunday in the n. E. church.
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l@ Aus

3 miles from Vail and 81 miles
from West Side, Iowa. all fenced
with good wire and with running
water. This has been used for pas
ture but is in tame grass and would
make good farm. ..s
Also small house and lot lin the
town OF West Side. Iowa. Inquire Of
the owner, j. A. LANGAN.
1stf Omaha. Nsb.
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family In this their hour Of grief.
Nina Landen Of Deloit came Satur-
day to. visit Phoebe Gustafson.
Mr.. John ,Woolley Was on the click
list last week. but 10 reported 40 i'm.
proving.
Phoebe and Osen Gustafson spent !
few days last week visiting In Old
Kiron At the home of their brother,
~. b. Jot nson.
Messrs. Will and Geo. woolley de-
parted Tuesday for their home 10 Coal
Valley, Ill. after few weeks visi {;
with relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
Miss Lizzie and Marth. Otto Of
Dspison are visiting at the home OF
their uncle. Chris Nissen.
Mr.. Joe Ingram passed through
Boyer last Saturday on bid, way home
from . visit in various parts Of Dako.
u. Said he met Nj. Maxwell and c.
b. White while there. DR.. Jones Of
Wall Lake brought him here in his
auto and Mr.. Ingram drove from here
to his home east Of Deloit.
N. p. Swanson and Emil Wagner
passed through here on their way to
Denver Friday. Misses Mable. Alden
and Judith Swanson accompanied their
father 90 far % Boyer. They re-
turned on the next train to Kifon.
Mr.. Chris Cook 10 -threshing in this
vicinity.
Mr.. Herman Leslie and family came
Saturday from Audubon to visit at
the home Of Mrs. Leslie's sister. Mrs
John Mueller. They returned to their
home in Auburn Monday.
Mr.. and Mira. Arbii Larson and
wife, Miss Emelia Larson and Mr..
johnson visited ct John Kulberg's
Thursday evening.
T Mrs. Claus Frahm and daughter.
Sada, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
William Kinze. at Cherokee. Iowa.
Mr.. F. N. Day spent Sunday night
at the home Of l. b. Watts.
Mrs. Cliff Lawrence returned Thurs
day from her visit at several different
places 10 Minnesota.
Mrs. William Meyers is on the sick
list. Her many friends hope for q
speedy recovery.
The Misses Elsie and Esther john
son returned to their home near Ar.
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Card 4 na,lt..

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their help and sympathy
given during the sickness and death
OF our husband and father. = :
Mrs. Marcella Barsby, Mr.. and Mr..
N. F. Stilson. Mrs. Myra Dayie.
Mrs, Laura Bennett. Bessie Barsby,
C. A. Barsby.
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24b acres II miles southeast Of Den
ison court house. Good buildings.
good and plenty water. land Ia very
good condition. $50 per acre. Good
teams. Geo. Dethlefs. Manning. lows.
Phone 90. 2atf
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