Inland Empiry Steam and Railway Tanurs
Fragmented OCR describes Inland Empire industry with steamers and railway services. Mentions rates, lines, timetables, and arrival patterns to Lyonsdale and other locales. unclear specifics due to garbled text.
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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
3
Fragmented OCR describes Inland Empire industry with steamers and railway services. Mentions rates, lines, timetables, and arrival patterns to Lyonsdale and other locales. unclear specifics due to garbled text.
The item lists stockholders from Corcord Alene Brewing at a meeting in Coeur d Alene. Donations of percent of cash sales next week to the public library book fund via Idaho Mercantile Co. are urged. Local residents visit, plan permanent move, and a church social with lunch is announced. Several ads note property for sale and real estate inquiries.
Miscellaneous city items report visitors from Wallace Spokane Harrivon and Spirit Lake, millinery and dressmaking ads, a dance at the pavilion, and notes on local business and personal arrivals. Mentions Jae Wittner, C Colquhoun, Anna Brown, and state department official Fisher among others with brief city-day mentions.
Members of the Coeur d'Alene band form a union to promote band and orchestra work. The aim is to prevent outside workers from entering the city and undercutting local prices while keeping standard rates. Spokane and other towns’ musicians have previously taken city work for less. The union invites all professional musicians to join.
Greer brothers of Miver Palle Wisconsin have purchased the Kachang National bank barber shop and will run it. They plan complete remodeling of the bathro om and interior, install new equipment, and aim to provide modern service. Experienced barbering team includes GW Wagner formerly of Motel Idaho leather shop, with a commitment to top quality service for all customers.
Following a series of property transfers recorded by the Coeur d’Alene Abstract & Title Guarantee Co, several deeds show state to Nellie M. Campbell and James L. Trvan/Olive A. Cole. Transfers include parcels on Avery Avenue and Lone Valley Land & Water Co claims with undivided interests and township ranges in 9 LL Street, 8, tp. 52, lo.
Kit Divecines and They Appeave Work on Plant report details a stockholders meeting at McParland's hall in Coeur d'Alene. Over 80 percent attended as by-laws were adopted and a board of directors elected. Officers named include Chris Bernhardt as president and William Gulfteeken as first vice president. The executive committee blends Bernhardt Dollar and Sanders, with Gary Banders. The group toured the brewery and expressed satisfaction with progress.
A Crow Bros dray horse bolted from a team on Second Street near Colquhoun Hardware after a train passed. The frightened animal dashed into the storefront glass, slipping on the cement but avoiding a full break through while injuring its shoulder and causing excitement. The incident disrupted the morning scene and damaged the display area.
Supporters of Secretary Taft press to secure Maine convention delegates favorable to the Ohio man. Maine’s state convention opens tomorrow in Portland with Taft expected to gain influence as Third and Fourth district meetings occur and delegates gather in Waterville, Bangor, and at the armory.
Dover April 29 a special convention of the episcopal church of Delaware will resume balloting tomorrow for a new bishop to succeed the late Bishop Leighton Colman. Twenty seven ballots have been taken without a choice. Leading candidates include Rev Octavine Apple of Kingston and Rev Thomas of Philadelphia.
A review lauds the forthcoming play at the Auditorium, praising its humor and pathos. Cast includes Blanche Chapman and Mrs. Wiggs, with a story drawn from life and strong character work. The piece blends laughs with tender moments as it follows Mrs Wiggs and a set of vivid roles.
A Lake City Hardware Company directors meeting yesterday elected A. Duplises as president and Sheldon Woods as vice president. W. J. Fernald became secretary while J. Halph Nevers is treasurer and George H. Nevers named manager. Duptises is from Glendive Montana and Teomatly purchased an interest in the company.
A call meeting of Painters' Union No 223 is set for Thursday April 28 at 8 p.m. in the Wingett block. Matters of importance are to be considered. Signed B Lynch, Hee.
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