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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
4
A fragment from a newspaper page appears to reference See Sh Saese and Publisming Co with unclear context. The readable text hints at a publication listing or ad matter, but specifics such as date location or event are not provided in the fragment.
The report foresees snow to night and morning with continued cold. It calls for a 24 hour outlook ending at 1 p m. with air weather continuing for several days.
A garbled local page mentions remodeling by the Idaho Mercantile Co with ads for furnishings and hardware. It notes a sale, visitors from Spokane and Oregon, a county official couple, and a Wowas's club meeting at Mrs A A Campbell's home. Various business names appear, including Palace of Hearts, Union hardware, and Bellphane.
A damaged notice indicates the heating plant will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. Readable fragments suggest the auditor and bellman may be involved in the process, with details incomplete.
Local notes report Byron Renshaw a former resident as a matior iim the etty. A marriage ceremony was limited to four with county officials. The electric light fixtures for a new city hall arrive and will be installed by Home Electric Supply tomorrow. The Artures are praised as safe durable products. M D Wright bought W H Ferrald interest in Lake City Hardware. Coeur d Alene basket ball team travels to Spokane to face Company I, X W, while local armory game vs Cook's Spokane team. A KNIGHTS of Pythias installation at Monaghen hall. V Duplines of Lake City Hardware bought 00 shares of First National Bank stock but market limits prevented more.
Citizens and business owners gather to discuss petitions circulated in summer about water rates. The meeting aims to decide the proper action regarding proposed changes and the overall water system's needs.
The district court hears a suit filed by A Minnick and A Camere against Geo over a claim of recovery. The action centers on sums allegedly due for a handshake payment. Reed Rughion appeared for the plaintiff at Spirit Lake.
A garbled passage shows a diarist recounting a dream involving meat, a feather, and unclear actions. Readable names and concrete details are minimal, with most words clipped or misspelled. The fragment suggests a personal, nonsensical reflection rather than a reported event.
A fragmentary line questions Benham and Goown, expressing disdain for the method by which they are said to enter into something. The text appears to be from Harper’s Weekly or a similar periodical, indicating a literary or editorial aside. The source is incomplete and lacks clear context or explicit events.
York January 7. On trial for the murder of W. Annis the defendant spent a fourth day on the witness stand. He was subjected to a severe examination.
Spokane Wash Jan 7 Bishop Lemuel H Wells of Spokane announces the eighth annual mission the inva sionary comet of the pro episcopal church will meet in Spokane early next April with bishops clergy and laymen from Washington Idaho Nebraska California Mexico Grogan Nevada Alaska New Mexico and the Philippines. Bishop Nicholls of California will preside at several meetings during the four day gathering. A seminary to train young men for the priesthood and church growth plans will be disclosed. Bishop Wells expects 150 to 200 delegates who will visit parts of the island region and Northwest.
The Washington Northern Railroad seeks an injunction against Rigeter and Caldwell to stop a laundry firm from maintaining a cone pool near its Newport depot. Judge Woods continued the case to allow more direct evidence.
John MK. Smith, famed nationally for organizing the First Cavalry that fought in the Civil War era, died in Vancouver Washington today.
A mining accident report describes Hugh Kearney, a worker at a local mine shaft, being struck and knocked down while attempting a rescue. John Martin lost his tire and, in the ensuing confusion, a heavy tin fell and caused the death of Dan Bweaney.
A clipped entry records Chen on January 5 with a winter timetable note. The fragment adds context on scheduling and dates but lacks full details.
Falls to return from a hunting trip and friends are alarmed. Principal Yemor Sawyer of Oak and high schools left December 30 with a 16 year old boy to a hunting trip. They borrowed a gun. the boy returned it the same day. Sawyer was last seen boarding a train to Willows for continued hunting.
Articles of incorporation were tied with the auditor at Chicago today by the Chicago Puget Sound Railway company. The firm is the holding company for several subsidiaries incorporated by the St Paul road to facilitate van Herrwellen operations along the coast. Located in Butte Montana dated January 7.
Report of two boys missing after an outing in a canoe near Kurtsos slough. A camp site shows signs of disturbance with a lamp and other items found nearby. Authorities reexamine the premises and consider possible theories of their disappearance.
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