Rallacat ASD Steamboat 1 Wai Br Owans Itty
Fragmentary OCR notes describe steamers and a patrol pattern with red collar line steamers and references to U Sheamens. The readable text mentions patty, laaes, and pon tm in a miscellany of garbled phrases from the nineties era.
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Sheamens
Erate
Mare
City in Brief Cabs and Messengers and Strawberries at Table Supply
City notes list A J Houck of Davenport Wath in the city J Le Mogileur to Rathdrum on business A V Chamberlain and E A Goodrich visiting from Rathdrum J R Bears and wife of Wallace visiting today Strawberries at Table Supply and new millinery from the east Robert Elder back from Wallace trip James F Fyvie returns from Potlatch to the city Movers and shapers urged to use Lakeside Furniture Co Olson studio promotes spring photos Young People society meets at Lutheran church in the evening Moscow visitors settle in the city for good Photo opportunities at Olson's studio noted and printing staff sought at local press office. Summer items and wallpaper promotions appear. Local officials, police court action and upcoming events listed. The art exhibit opening at Prigeens rink with program by mayor and citizens scheduled.
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J. R. Bears
Wallace
Etrawberriea
Ettte
Robert Elder
Haue
Roderick Howe
Engagement Announced At Revere Home Wedding Plans Teased
The Revere home held a decorated engagement party for a couple amid 50 guests. Prizes awarded to Fred Tiffany and Mrs. Jod Axtel with a consolation prize to Miss Maud Kennedy. Light refreshments followed. The couple’s wedding date was not announced. Both families under prominent social circles. Dr. Bhep hard and Miss Nevers noted as leading members. The social scene hints at changing club memberships with marriage as a key event. Also listed are attendees and a local real estate ad for three corner lots at Fifteenth and Sherman.
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Revere
Fred Tiffany
Jod Axtel
Maud Kennedy
Cooar
Bhephard
Mins Nevers
Rhashard
The
Blackhawks
Miss Nevers
Maidu
Fred Aste
Litherland
Juneroms
Mary Shephard
Divison
Olmstead
Voolker
Crows
Kennedy
Proudfoot
Young
Brown
Wells
Marshall
Murray
Hopkirk
Bowner
Duolevy
Nevers
Coeur d'Alene Band Dance Draws Largest Attendance
The Coeur d'Alene band hosted a dance noted for the season’s finest turnout. Special arrangements and full band music with multiple selections delighted attendees. Band members express elation over the large crowd, achieved without soliciting ticket sales, marking a successful second event.
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Coeur d’Alnue
Vickets
Ike
Recital of Arboreal Pallid? Fisher Stars in Tennyson Setting
Nellie Fisher performed Richard Strauss musical setting of Tennyson's Enchanted Arden last night at the Presbyterian church. The audience praised her rendition as perfect and the performance as the best entertainment of its kind they have ever witnessed. The program included a Hungary march by Mcinowski with Campbell and Young in the duet, and a vocal solo by Fisher, with instrumental aids and a vivid stage illustration.
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Hungary
Emkowski
Mins Campbell
Mise Young
Twich
Mie Fisher
Vorsola
Mire
Tomng
Campane Hae Arrenerd rrgreie field meet at Mulitea Sunday
Campane Hae Arrenerd rrgreie announces a field meet at Woodtwe bark on Sunday with Company C competing for the first time. Rathdrum observers may join. a ball game between Company Cr eam and Rental & Heary is planned, with events including sprints, jumps, and exercises. Admission is 25 cents for both meet and game.
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Campane
Rathdrum
Eleet
Young people engaged in two weddings follow pleas
Mrs J A Pinkerton and daughter Daisy, Miss Adra Davia of St 400, Miss Blanche and Miss Maud Thornton, Tella Terrie, Murray, Mrs Carrie Sprague and R E B Lambert formed a Spokane party yesterday. They dined at Onkow reatadvant and later attended the Spokane theater. Mrs Pinkerton and Miss Davie will travel to Wisconsin and Oshkosh for summer, while Miss Thornton travels to Lee River for her marriage to Albert Gideon. Engagement of Miss Davie to Mr Lambert anticipated by friends. Mrs Davie and Mr Lambert both connected with local firms.
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Pleasanty
J. A. Pinkerton
Daisy
Mise Adra Davia
St. 400
Mimes
Blanche
Maud Thornton
Mra
Pinkerton
Mia Davie
Mise
Thornton Wil
Wisconsin
Mix Davis
Oshkosh
Mine Thornton Gove
Lee River
Albert Gideon
Mise Davis
R. & Lambert
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Red Collar Line Steamers
Pert
A. J. Houck
Davenport, Wath
J. le Mogileur
A.V. Chamberlain
E. A. Goodrich
Bt. Joe
A. A. Darknell
St. Marie
Lakeside Furniture Co
James F. Fyvie
Potlatch
Olson's
Young People's Society
Lutheran Church
Brown and Family of
Moscow
Moy
Salvation Army
Hattie K. Albert
Spokane
Byron Renshaw
Belle Gilkey
Wiegett Bik
Mina Hmma Wall
Mise . McComb
Coeur 'Alene Hospital
Washington, D. C
Renton Wall Paper & Paint Co
W. H. Lafayette
Newport
St. Maries
Anderson
Bonners Perry
Logal Busines
Sanders
Presbyterian Aid Society
A. A. Campbell
Tomorow
Comer Reid
Fifth Streets
Lyondale
Harrison and
Coeur d'Aleas River Pointe
Sandher’s Hall
Jake
Ira ‘Shailix
Carl Stama
Main
Benton Wall Paper & Paint Co
Chiet
Dobarr
Trail
B. C
Hormetbief
Jant
Spokeno
Richmond P. Sobsan
Merrimac
Coeur d'Alene Drug Company
Fifteenth and Sherman
Thomas & Co
Wan
Creo
Lakeside Furniture Company
White House
Sherood
Buster
Merchants Transfer & Storage Company
Petvram
LaPapetty Titan
Sherman Street
Cent Mets
W. G. Allen
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Glermune
Ue Ee
Meyerdale
A. Minnick
H. B. Treff
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