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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
1
Judge Witten issues a letter detailing the dividing of allotable lands on the Coeur d Alene, Flathead, and Spokane reservations. It explains how numbers assign farm rights, timelines for notification, and locations to file and view maps, with references to the Petterson firm and local papers describing Idaho lands and the region’s parklike scenery.
Wallace Idaho Aug 1 Reaching for a valine wader his bunk uy his cabin at the Comur d Alene en houate milne on the Montana side Prank Heller 9 prospector was bit trom the right war the base of the thumb by a monster rattle waake which was coiled up on the floor Heeler killed the reptile then hurried to Superior where the wound was droaad His arm is swollen but no verlaha is expected He found two other rattlesnakes in his cabin years before and dispatched them
Madrid August 1 King Alfonso faces rapidly increasing troubles as a serious revolt emerges in the Canary Islands. Former War Minister Partiligue sent to Havana. Government enforces garrison and censors as Morocco tensions rise. No official word on General Mariiv's latest expedition.
The committee assigned to name streets and number houses in Sherman Park met at Attorney La Voting's office but made no final decisions. Anothe rmeeting is called for Friday to present a full report as many Sherman Park residents are expected to attend and about nine items will be considered.
In Murray Idaho a wagon carrying two tons of dynamite and nitroglycerin tipped over at night near an old mill triggering panic. Residents fled as explosives spilled from the wagon. Miners eventually secured and loaded the load. Experts say the dynamite did not explode, a near miracle under the circumstances.
W Pox of Blackwell Lumber died Monday at Coeur d Alene Hospital after a diabetes battle. He was married, a member of the community, and his body was sent to Spokane by Coeur d Alene Undertaking for funeral services and burial in Spokane.
Floods ravaged Denver as a heavy rainstorm, described as unseen, forcing residents to move to higher ground along the riverbank. Crops suffered widespread damage and farmers faced extensive losses from the storm.
Privileges proposed by Justice Mills at a Farry sanity inquiry for Harry Thaw have been denied by Matteawan officials. He cannot stop smoking or retire at the same hour as fellow patients, and the ruling prompts protests from Thaw and his family who expected favored treatment.
Mary Agues rowman sued for absolute divorce from Leonard Skickman, a white man, in Athol on desertion grounds. The trial, before Judge Dunn, showed the woman spoke only an Indian language, while the man was from the Dommra Aleoe reservation, and her papers of registration followed by her return to her people.
Final vote tally shows Prasche J Hewes defeating Charine M Pickers by 124 votes for the Democratic nomination. Pieters captures the rest with a three fourths margin over Haney, according to the Cal Aux field report.
The board of education reports nine rooms in the central building ready for high school use. Laboratories will be expanded and study be more closely tied to local requirements. The school opens next Monday September 6 with teachers arriving early to acclimate to conditions.
Controversy likely continues as the Plochet-Bailingrream traveray revival is predicted after the refusal of the resolution committee of the transfinet aippl commercial rongreas to submit a resolution forming Piochat's postfed. Further trouble feared within the coming twenty four hours amid sudden, unforeseen changes.
A dinner for Judge Witten at Hotel Idaho featured a seven course menu and festive social gathering. Notable attendees included C.J. Et Fu Filfasy and Cavers associated with the registration office, with the event described as a lively, widely enjoyed occasion among local residents.
Burdick, held on charges in the county jail for alleged theft, was released after authorities in Lincoln County reported the goods in his possession were his property from a prior land deal. He claimed no grievance against Kootenai county officers and said he plans to sell the dry goods stock valued around one hundred dollars.
Idaho August 19 report says Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line faces forest fire risk along thirty miles of reserved track. Sparks from locomotives ignite embankments unless embankment underbrush is cleared and spark catchers tested found no defects. Government supervised labor keeps crews chasing incipient fires to prevent spread.
Real estate transfer records show multiple entries including Koolenal properties and adjacent blocks. Transfers reference Punhendie Abstract Company, Frank M. Wenter, Renshaw, Bander, and Arthur C Morebeck with parcel details and section references in Sender's Park Addition.
Moscow Idaho Aug 19 The loreatty department at the University of Idaho is set to become a major feature of future work Dr H Whattuck of Clausos college has been elected head Mhettack is professor of forestry and botany at Galmon roles and formerly taught at Washburn College Kansas He will oversee a complete laboratory and a practical course with field work near Allegheny mountains A forestry station on a tract of land will serve as an experiment site with a semester requirement and potential service with the United States forest service A ranger school will be established to train graduates Idaho aims to rival any institution in this field
Fred Lemley of Hope and Randpolot area arrested in early August after an escape attempt from jail. Court records show Lemley went to Plies Juntien Joba with intent to avoid further contact with authorities. He was found in Rome the same night with injuries and a warrant issued for his arrest remains outstanding.
The Cape Will Rhoffen registration center opposite the Madestic cheater will reopen Saturday evening under George A. Jocks. It will be renamed Colonial Cate and Grill and fully renovated to be new and up to date. A dinner at one will inaugurate the public service.
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