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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
1
Stockholders of the Coeur d ALeus Brewery met at the Hotel Idaho and outlined steps to clear debt and hand the institution back to creditors. They voted to option $73 400 of treasury stock for 18 months and seek $19 000 due on stock while electing directors and officers for the revived firm.
Following four mat transfers recorded by Panhandle Abstract Co in Kotenat County. John W. Brown to Marr Ann Mi We involves lots plus added parcels in Section 6 47 2 for 600 dollars. Gustave Shuttler and Howard McPhew trade Lot 1 Section 6 47 2 for 2300 dollars. Wm P Plonuke to Efe J Gratt for MF acre in Section 50 5 west. Milleg Co to Wash Water Power Co for Lot 2 Section 20 6 west at TL Reagan to Sara J Meider transfers part lots 1 and 2 in Section 52 4W for 1 dollar. Cooper to Hannah A Bingk for Lot 8 of Bik 28 O’Brien Fourth Add to Coeur d’Alene for 1 dollar. Wash Water Power Co to Chas South for West of Section 23 48 2.
Spokane seeks to block excessive freight charges by railroads and defend existing commodity rates. A hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission resulted in a decision to reduce Spokane rate changes by 46 2 2 percent effective July 1, with a 30 day notice. J N Toal of Portland and M Hannaford for railroads argued the case. experts attended the proceedings.
The Sherman Tani & Improvement Co. sues My roo Kenshi and Otto Bohs claiming a deed conveyed a half interest in 1 1/2 acres for a sum later altered to 1800. Renshaw’s name allegedly erased from the deed, the price erased, and the plaintiff seeks 600 dollars for damages from the transaction heard in street court before Judge Dunn.
The Academy of the Immaculate Heart of Mary presents a pupil recital Friday evening featuring Violine pieces by Traumeral Parrar Chainey Sullivans The Nightingale Sings Gehmetierting two pianos Nooturpe Valse Teiprompe Amica Caprice Elegant Amire's Danes Cinolin Naloy Sultivans Firat Masurka Kuylawiak Vewitienne Barearolle and other works by Walker Chatney Dowdle and selections for the tech band The concert invites cordial attendance and showcases student artistry
A damaged text item details a nonauet in damater case for 19000 against Woods Lumber Company. Plaintiff seeks 10000 for injuries while employed by the defendant. Defense moves for noncourt after evidence. judges McBee Morgan for plaintiff, McClear and Meare land for defendant.
Reports from Hague dated June 9 describe a powerful earthquake in Padang and Sumatra followed by a tsunami. The disaster reportedly killed hundreds and injured thousands, with widespread destruction to property. Relief efforts and casualty counts remain incomplete due to delayed dispatches and chaotic conditions.
Fragmentary text describes a construction project related to a Cover d Alene company. Details are unreadable and key names and dates are garbled. The readable bits mention building activity near a career or reform locale and reference to a road or cross street, but no cohesive facts emerge.
Officials of the Joe's land office lease 117 Rent Street as an office for James W. LT Witten, superintendent for the opening of the Coeur d'Alene Indian recreation. Witten and assistants arrive July 1 to oversee registrations while the local land office awaits access and decisions on inscriptions and applications. A large number of citizens have already begun to file registrations, with many more expected as the process proceeds.
Secretary Taft announces retrenchment moves reducing Atlantic fleet fighting ships to a small reserve. Only 18 battleships will remain active. others to be placed in reserve with a minimal crew. Sailors in service positions to form a skeletal regular force.
June 8 Washington debates Taft’s retrenchment in army estimates for the coming year. Secretary Divikineon notes ration costs rise with meat and staples, predicting a net savings only if prices stabilize. Civilian household costs also appear higher, prompting criticism of procurement practices and broader inflation concerns. A Rakdaisverser quartet concert and Spokane performers are slated for a city benefit, while the Perri4ron Navigation Department promotes river and sea travel access with new schedules.
The Spokane Havtiot mission convention opened with morning discussions on Sunday school work led by Rev. G. A. Remande and Rev. C. A. Od. Afternoon sessions covered stewardship and missions with remarks by Rev. J. Waliber and Rev. Marget. Evening sermon by Rev. James W. Kramer from the First BaptistChurch of Doobaion. A nomination committee and enrollment committee were named for church growth.
Fragmentary notice from Seattle shows a pioneer event in Washington with references to Alaska exploration and a fatal incident. It mentions the Washington Pioneer’s order, Porwatere, and a library association. Limited readable names and dates prevent precise reconstruction.
A brief recounts an accident during a company project. Witness Woods led a team member through a process, with the crew assembling a machine part and surveying a path. The event mentions four dreams and twenty six units completed, noted by the representative.
Fragmentary OCR shows mentions of fines with copper can and a name Navid, plus unclear references to age, family, and a funeral or legal action. No clear event or outcome established. text is highly garbled with partial sums like 2908 and references to a father.
A garbled notice warns draymen to settle license fees within a grace period or face arrest for violation. The text mentions Tiffany and a demand to pay the license, with enforcement tied to overdue payment. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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