Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
Change Of Drogram At the Lyric.


between the Standpoint and Occur
d'Alene teams.
The members OF the w. n. G. will
serve dinner in Sanders hall
Thursday from IL TO 2 o'clock. The
public is invited.
The Misses Burke, of Portland,
Ore, arrived in the city this morning
and are guests OF their cousin, Mrs.
w. l.. Root, at her summer cottage at
Silver Beach.
The women Of the Christian
church will serve dinner tomorrow ct
II a. m. and also In the evening ct 6
o'clock in Wright's hall on Second
street. The charge will be rs cents.
William Pipkin. OF Boise, IL In the
city for the purpose OF registering
for land In the Occur d'Alene Indian
reservation. Mr.. Pipkin was one Of
the pioneer residents Of the city.
Mrs. Alma Hagberg died At her
home at Sanders Beach at o'clock
this morning from tuberculosis. She
was 80 years Of age and leaves to
survive her a husband and two chill
dren. The funeral arrangements
have not yet been settled upon.
Hon. J. B. West, OF Lewiston, 10 q
visitor in the city. Mr.. West was
formerly register OF the United States
land Office at that place and 10 we'll
known as lawyer and politician In
republican political circles through
out the state. He is q guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hill.
The members OF the st. Lukes
guild will hold a basket picnic at Ly-
ondale on Friday. The Perry-Lyon
Navigation company will furnish the
boats for the occasion and they will
leave the dock at 10 8. M, at 2:3O
O'Clock in the Afternoon and also at
o'clock in the evening, The return
trip will be taken up at o'clock in
the evening.
n, B. Smith and Maurice Bentall
have opened Offices in the building
formerly occupied by the gents fur
nishlng store OF the latter. They will
have on sale maps Of the Occur
d'Alene Indian reservation, showing
the Indian allotments and the vacant
lands remaining. This is the Hrst
map of this character that has ever
been placed on the market.
The body of s. P. Jellum. who died
suddenly July ~, while en- route
from the Dix mining camp to Lewis
ton, was shipped to this city today
The funeral viii take place Thurs.
day afternoon from the Baptist
church and interment will be at For
est cemetery. The services at the
grave will be conducted by the lOcal
lodge OF Knights OF Pythias. Of which
order the deceased was q member.
A Joint picnic was held yesterday
between the Sunday schools OF the
Presbyterian church OF Springwater
Fort Sherman, and this city al
Beauty Bay. The steamer Geirgia
Cakes was used for the occasion and
left the dock at about 10 O'Clock
loaded down with members OF the
schools. their parents and friends
and returned In the afternoon at
o'clock. A very pleasant time was
had by all attending.
Register Batting has been noti.
ned that In cases where an applicant
applies to make q homestead fling
and his naturalization papers have
been destroyed or lost. and he has
applied to the clerk OF the eourt
where they were granted for . certi,
fed copy. that q certified statement
Of the court to the effect that he hai
made such application. when pre-
scented to the officers. shall be sun,
Client evidence to permit him TO ale
'The arst Of Mr.. Saslavsky's con,
certs was given yesterday afternoOr
at the home OF Mrs. T. +. Spencer OF
Seventh avenue and was a distinctive
success. Mr.. saslaVsky opened the
program with MozArt's violin con.
certo, the number which won %
much praise ana admiration for him.
self from the New York critics when
he first held the position OF sololsl
with the New York symphony orches-
ira In Carnegie hall His playing
was fun OF exquisite charm and Nm.
ish, showing him 70 be the undeni-
able artist in the old classics as we'll
as In the music Of today and that OF
his native country. Louis Mer-
KEEL gave a most satisfactory aRd sym
pathetic accompaniment and his