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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
3
Fragmented text mentions White Star Steamers and U. S. Steamers with names and places unclear. No cohesive event or date evident. Summary focuses on listed ship names and possible routes, but details are too obscured to confirm a story.
A jumble of items from Wallace shows social calls visits and concerts at Mercantile Co. and Winn-Chainey Co. venues. Notices mention dances concerts Monday through Thursday events at pavilion and theater, plus business trips and shop prompts with local residents, firms, and preparations for a May 7 sale event and May 29 armory gathering.
Hoy seeks print ing business trainee at Piven office. Party heads to Hanren bleeo to witness Atlantic feet arrival. Flagging buyers offered tree lots at corner of Fifteenth and Sherman. Thomas & Co advertises quick sale of lots this week. Baptist butterfly social Friday May 1 with lunch 55 cents. N M Larson buys Arnold Olyon grocery on Fourth, to take charge Monday. Larson adds Moscow mercantile experience to lead new store in town.
Protomor W. G. Allen is organizing a second city band within weeks. Many young men have applied for instruction and a second band will help accommodate all who seek lessons. Instruments and gear are ready, HQs will host rehearsals, with concerts planned for late summer and a player may advance to the regular city band.
A detailed record of real estate transactions in Kootenai County furnished by Coeur d'Alene Abstract & Title Guarantee Co. including transfers to Ralph Nraman, Scheehuber, Edwin C. Mohr, John B. Taylor, P. Wells, Quillin, and others. The ledger notes lots and blocks in Lake Shore add and several other subdivisions, with amounts and party names across multiple parcels and dates.
Rev. A Walker and A Litherland lead efforts with Rider W and three others to constitute charter members. Alexander MacEachern Jr G Ten ny and T Haba elected ruling elders J Le Phillipe chosen deacon PF J Quillin chairs board of trustees T A Drake secretary W W Sander and Axtell join the board. Sabbath school officers stay. ladies organize for work. First church representatives attended. a day school existed. a committee will arrange a church building.
The Rambler, a tug of the Red Collar line, sank yesterday morning after a stern leak, leaving only the pilot house above water. Captain, engineer, and deckhand escaped as the boat filled, it was pumped dry, and all machinery later cleaned and prepared for work again.
A fragment from a historic paper notes it may publish the last issue with 1¢ price shifts and announces the Pekin Gazette as the official Chinese government organ. It mentions Cutter wrappers, Idaho product, and press printing details from The Press Publishing Co.
An advertisement warns of kidney ailments including headaches nervousness and other symptoms. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure credited by Mrs F D Haines of Spokane and cites a testimonial praising restored kidney health and overall well being. The note lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents selling for 66 cents.
Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch coming to the Auditorium Tuesday with a sunny family and hopeful misadventures. Readings by Mrs Anne Crawford Piesner from the stories of Mrs Alice Ho an Rice showcase Mrs Wines Sire Richora and other named characters in a warm, uplifting program for local audiences.
The production centers on Mrs Wiggs and her groomy spinster life viewed through smoky glamour. Character types like Wiggs and Mr Stabbing Mrs Hay are performed with notable strength. The second act depicts Mrs Wiggs cottage exterior with comic scenes from the fall of Mr Mubbing, leading to the final return to family and common people’s sentiment.
Fragmentary text notes a local business closing with a scheduled slope close time and mentions names or brands like Marley Enter and Petersen. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but it references Coeur d'Alene jewelers, a closing, and a Saturday action with times and initials.
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