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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1909
Page
4
The Portland forecast covers northern Idaho and western Washington for 24 hours ending 6 pm tomorrow. Showers tonight or Wednesday. Current local reading reports a maximum of 74 degrees and a minimum of 69 for 24 hours ending 4 pm today.
August 20 to 28 includes eighth grade state diploma teacher qualification and examination at city hall. August 31 features a county road overseers meeting in city hall. River M. E. conference to be held at Sault church, with end dates noted.
A garbled notice lists a Fourth Street Fair with bouvenir items and nightly music at the park pavilion. It mentions city clerk Tiffany, visits to Spokane, rental ads for lodges, clothing stores, and various local trades from Kalispell to Bjorkland, plus small business promotions and community notices.
A jumble of names and places in a local update mentions Bjorklund's clothing store promoting school attire, visitors from Cataldo Idaho to Harrison, and ongoing construction projects. It notes Mrs. Davie ill in North Yakima and Rev. Gardner returning home, plus upcoming theater plans at the Majestic.
The next qualifying examination for Rhode scholarship for Haaho will be held at University of Idaho Moscow Tuesday. Dean J G Midridge will supervise and conduct the examination according to Rhodes Trust rules and table. For information contact James A. Maclean chairman Idaho committee of selection Moscow Idaho.
An ossified prospectus promises service to homeseekers for timber per quarter acre and agricultural parcels near highways and water. It cites official land office records, offers access to all allotments, and claims reliability from canvassing scouts.
The report sketches a chaotic courtroom scene with outlaws and miners present. Teddy Khris, a former fighter, helps maintain order as Judge Mayhew and others preside. The case, heard before Judge Beth and a jury, ends with a controversial verdict and notes on legal procedures.
N Kellogg recounts Cooper and Peck claim interests in mill properties tied to Bullyan the case prompting appeals to the supreme court before a financial compromise. A judge in northern counties faced habeas corpus delays while prisoners moved through Idaho Washington and Oregon. Buck opposed Dubois for Congress after a Deputy appointment by Cleveland era. Buck later moved to Palouse Spokane and served as Spokane County superior court judge from 1892 for four years and served in the Washington legislature, survived by his wife and three sons W Storey Buck N Huck and P J Buck.
The Masonic Lodge broke ground this afternoon at 4 30 with fifty men present and contractors. Judge R Ninn offered remarks and members urged loyalty to the building committee as photographers captured the event. Dirt was wheeled to the resident of Ludwig Roper and work on the site will begin tomorrow with a fall completion hoped.
Mine Novane Keefe entertained a small company of friends last evening at her home on 11 Garde street in a delightful gathering for the visit of Misses Sheehan of Minneapolis. The event featured music dancing and social conversation. Retired guests were served by Mrs Keefe. The young ladies departed for Seattle this morning. Your visit stirs memories of your visit.
Rev Fry asks all Methodist members to attend a Sunday school gathering tomorrow at Brockwall Park with a children’s program and a noon meal for families. No evening midweek service will be held due to the plant schedule.
A collage of comic quotes and observations from various periodicals. Jests touch on politics and society, including the idea that a statesman is defined by money and a politician by position. Light, satirical vignettes span family talk, classroom mischief, and playful exchanges about manners and manners in bragging, with light regional humor threaded through several brief setups.
An exchange at a Florentine gathering pits a confident American debutante, Mae Bonaparte, against a colonel who mocks American manners. She fires back that lineage and breeding can temper vulgarity, while insisting Americans remain steadfast in their own identity as the scene closes on a sharp, ironic note.
A garbled dialogue shows a barber discussing mental burden and social expectations. The overheard fragment mentions removing something, a request about getting rid of it, and someone named Goru in a wallliver's circle. The legible names and context remain sparse and unclear.
Fragmented excerpt reviews historic gun terminology, noting varied orders of artillery from cannon to mortars and breechloaders. It discusses the growth of reliability, workmanship, and portability over a hundred years, with references to many named gun types and technical terms.
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