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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1908
Page
3
Numerous short items note events at the Shenandoah Auditorium including February 2 and February 26 showings, a guest list, and associated local notices. Mentions of speakers, visits from Wallace and Tekoa residents, and theater patron details appear throughout the column. Also references to miscellaneous local business and social notices.
A bill before Congress aims to set aside sections of the Coeur d’Alene Indian Reservation in Idaho as a public park and pleasure ground. It would place park control with the Interior Secretary, allow limited building leases, and protect natural resources while preserving lands from settlement, with supporters optimistic about passage.
A community theatre fundraiser promotes Shenandoah performed by local talent at the Grand Debie Benefit for the public library. Tickets are affordable and a packed house is expected with a sand of orchestra and scenes. show opens Wednesday February 4 with doors at 1:38 and performance at 6:30.
An arctic owl owned by W. Borst is mounted by an artisan in the northern city. The bird, of pure white plumage, was found about three weeks ago in the northern part of the city after drifting from storms. Borst, a collector for Western states, preserves the specimen for display and notes its rarity in the warmer climates.
Superintendent A R Dour lam describes timber supply and tunnel progress for the Milwaukee and Chicago 8 Paul line from the west portal of the big tunnel to the main St Joe river. He notes capacity, limited early shipments, and ongoing tunnel and track work with 40 feet daily progress across two ends.
Plymouth February 24. The Count and Countess Seechoart arrived aboard Kaiserin Auguste Victoria with William K. Vanderbilt and proceed to London for several days. The bridal couple’s names were not listed but were known to fellow travelers. The count and countess were greeted by the duchess of Marlborough and dined at Sunderland House before planning trips to Paris and Hungary. Company X O L Arn prepare for a street parade, urging uniformed staff to participate.
Fragmented notice invites attendance at a Monday meeting to verify state craft work, with unclear times and officials. Acknowledgments extend to firemen for yesterday’s blaze and to Armand Perikennoud for compliance with Idaho food law pricing.
Official notice states under multiple signatories for the First Judicial District of the State of Idaho a petition to the Honorable District Court of Kootenai County seeks legal action regarding rights and claims in the County Dest of Kootenai, with dates and names including George F Steele Noyd Hampton Clarence White and others listed as petitioners and officials. The notice references Bereath day of March 1604 and a future deadline as required by law.
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