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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1909
Page
4
Forecasters warn of a 24 hour weather change affecting northern Idaho and eastern Washington. A storm plan ends at 1 pm today and resumes tonight through Wednesday with a cold high pressure system bringing temperatures around BO degrees and a low near 40.
A string of brief city notes reports visitors such as A Mecerty and Theron Bangs arriving from Prescott and Harrison respectively, with locals like John Malloy and M. Trigg stopping by. Mentions of services, trades, and appearances at venues plus a runaway incident near Independence Day celebrations wrap the day’s quick city updates.
Readable fragments report weddings and public notices: Charles Lewin and Maud Hager wed in Farmington Washington. Irene Armwan and Switear married by Probate Judge Egbate from Libby Montana and Duluth Minnesota. nine pound baby born to Mrs Caytaly and Mra W Z Kuawp at 406 Third. local lumber deliveries advertised by Coeur d Alane Lumber Co and Wood prompts. Tolton of Spokane noted in the city afternoon. Mayor Hamilton and wife plus Ira Shullis expected home soon from Alaska Yukon exposition. S O Sergent and V L Jatt returned from the expedition.
Discussion covered funding for a Carnegie library and annual maintenance. A plan to clear logs from the lakefront and prevent future buildup was proposed. A report favored auto-draw apparatus as cheaper than keeping a $1,600 yearly option. A temporary building was approved on the Hotel Idaho land for information offices related to the Coeur d Alene Indian reservation. The council adjourned to Wednesday evening.
A 19th century write up praises the Hagenbeck Wallace shows as a grand traveling amusement enterprise. It promises vast spectacle with entrenched touring performances and exhibitions described as ethereal and magical, claiming unmatched breadth and talent.
The article extols a grand Oriental exposition by natives of the Tar Han and a world-tamed trained wild animal show. It promises Africa Manga tigers and leopards, pumas, open animal dens, and a vast entertainment enterprise that guarantees a glorious holiday for amusement seekers.
San Francisco June 29 The state supreme court ruled last night that Frances J Heney is ineligible to run for district attorney under a primary law barring candidates who have not registered two years in the nominating party and who cannot accept two nominations. Heney must stay out of the primaries and seek the office only as an independent or under other terms.
WPOKAND Wash June 29 A 39 year old laborer John Thorn was caught smoking a cigarette at 1 am on Stevens street and Main avenue by Officer Jake Warner. Police found six forbidden papers on him and he was detained in the city lockup for the night due to inability to post bond.
Ahoungton Blandensure, also known as Gulvey, was arraigned on grand larceny in the first degree tied to a sale of an article owned by Grover Cleveland to the New York Times. He was later arrested on an alleged kidnapping of James Sheppard from Camden, New Jersey.
The senate adjourned for about 15 minutes this morning, with the house expected to convene tomorrow. The impeachment charges will be ready to present to the senate, and Insurance Commissioner Sawer is set to return Thursday morning.
Washington June 29 Senator Brown of Nebraska failed in a bid to secure precedence for the income tax amendment after parliamentary debate. Senator Aldrich vowed to oppose coalitions of any tariff amendments, while Senator Owen of Oklahoma protested amid manor estate transfers listed by the Paushandie Abstract Company and various property deeds and right of way agreements in the county.
The notice advertises a booklet of the President's proclamation and regulations sold at newsstands and office. It also calls for sealed bids for branded and unbranded poles and boom sticks totaling specific quantities to be opened July 17 at the secretary’s Spokane office, issued by the Coeur d Alene Log Owners Association.
Bids for advertising space on the water bureau will be received by the street committee for one year from July 3 1968. Booster association copies of the briefing prem wrapped and stamped for five cents each meet. Read all copies free.
Fragment of a humorous or instructional classroom scene describes a schoolmaster leading pupils in rapid Q and A on topics from birds to history. The master may choose a subject for examination and presses quick sequence of questions and answers, with emphasis on order and attentiveness.
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