Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-26
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CITY N pRIEF
Joe coIIlna.

Joe Collins. SlS sherman -.
Joe Collins. pay cash and pay less.
Auto for hire. Call Main 8.
Joe Collins. McFarlands old
stand.
BENEFITS for Bowling. Basement
Nell Paul Bldg. Third and Sherman
j. n. Sullivan and Anton Carlson
have purchased the painting bust
ness Of Carl Klason and will continue
In the same.
Bennotts for Bowling. Basement
Nell Paul Bldg. Third and Sherman.
Money to loan. Robt, w. Collins
a Co., Wiggett block.
FOLLOW tho crowd to the Occur
d'Alene ilsh market for your fresh,
salt and canned fish. sO4 Fourth ST
James Rafferty, OF st. Joe passed
through the city today on his way
10 Standpoint. lie reports SIX fest OF
SNOW In the ST. Joe valley, twenty
inches Of which have fallen since the
18th Inst. Fears are entertained that
unusually high water would result
IN case q heavy rain should come.
Benefits for Bowling. Basement
Neil Paul Bldg, Third and sherman.
DR.. 8. a. Bartlett. osteopath. Ala
Sherman 81. Int. phone.
Travelling Guard d. w Ackley Of
the Boise penltentiary arrived today
for prisoners convicted at this term
Of court. He left with Bert Nelson,
Earl Davis and Frank Jonea. Speak
Ing OF Harry orchash. uuard Ack-
ley said: Orchard ID a model pris-
0ner. He never breaks a rule and 10
intensely religious. He IL one OF
tho best prisoners have ever seen.
Ballinger q Mastsrson. real estate.
Room WEIGH block. Hours i.
u. 70 . p. m. Renting specially.
Dress FOR s62 . year. Ask Ber-
nler how.
Bennott'a for Bowling. Basement
Neil Paul Bldg. Third and sherman.
Hotel Idaho cafe. Business lunch
served every day from ~ 70 2--s5c.
william Degner. in charge OF
Blackwell Park. has heard from his
recent order for 100 roao bushes and
learns that they win arrive about
April !. Plans are being consum-
mated 10 make the parks more beau
tlful and attractive than ever. These
parks. giving tho iirBt and the last
impressions 70 persons visiting the
clty. are bound 10 give character TO
an impressions carried away By
them.
Mrs. Ida D. Derby. 80 years old.
died thin morning At her home. TAO
Third street. after q lingering illness
Of two years from tuberculosis. De
ceased leaves TO mourn her loss, BE-.
sides husband and boy Q years old.
Ave sisters, and three brothers. all
reading In Michigan, one sister. Mrs.
Perkins. Of Lansing, Mich, Is here
now ana win accompany Mr.. Derby
with the remains TO Lapeer, Mich,
whore interment will DO made. Mr.,
Derby with family left Michigan two
years ago and has resided In this
city six months.
An appeal was taken today In the
case Of Oscar snyder, charged With
visiting The chicken COOP OF Widow
Manvlllo after the hens had retired
snyderss appeal was taken Just IN
time to miss a trip TO Boise with
Guard Aekley today. Snyder was
convicted OF burglary on two counts,
the stealing Of pig and the stealing
OF chickens, In company OF young
lad living II the north end OF the
city.
Tho last OF options on the Mllwau-
keo right OF way into the city was
taken up today. "All buildings on
the recently purchased right OF way
muat b moved immediately a. We
are going 10 commence construction
right away. said Judge A. v, Cham
herlaia Of tho American Trust Co.
today. Most OF the houses on the
right Of way have been sold and win
be moved 10 various sites In diner.
ent sections % the city an soon as
the weather win permit,
There was one feature OF the
musical program at the banquet civ
an BY the Idaho Mercantile Co. to lts
employees and their wives at the
Idaho hotal cafe. Thursday evening.