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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1909
Page
4
Portland Ore March 1 The forecast calls for light winds tonight. Tomorrow at 5 p m. Northern Idaho and eastern Washington may see rain or snow over 24 hours. The report ends with a high of 0 degrees and a low of 22 degrees.
Cabs operate all night. Notes on visitors and business calls in Coeur d Alene include J J Brown of Spokane, J T Buivian, and Mrs Whitmarsh, plus Byron and Drake selling extra copies tonight. Local services advertise wallpaper sale, tailoring, bookeeping lessons, and deliveries, with numerous mentions of residents returning from trips and visiting throughout the city.
Rev. R Turk of Toronto known as the Canadian evangelist opens a series of meetings at Pirat Methodist church under the Presbyterian and Methodist churches. A member of the Toronto conference, he has pastored in Canada including Montreal Winnipeg and Toronto. He will run a three months campaign in town and Idaho and has already held a major meeting in North Yakima Walla Walla and Palouse.
E J Baldwin known as Lucky Baldwin died at his Arcadia home at 7 this morning from pneumonia aged and has been kept alive by oxygen for five days. A multimillionaire his Ophir mine yielded 6 million dollars and he earlier bought 10 000 acres at 20 per acre later sold at 1 000 per acre to the Los Angeles racing association on land that hosts Santa Anita. Rivals targeted him in block speculation but he always prevailed earning the nickname Lucky Baldwin.
The regular morning meeting of the Commercial club will be held Monday March third at 7 p.m. Election of vice president and director and other matters of importance will come up. Members urged to attend and bring a new member. O'DONNELL, Secretary.
Public notice lists sale of tools and tarps from the former residence of Albert Hardman, deceased, located two miles north and three miles west of Comur d'Alene. Sale terms and exact items to be announced.
Tickets for the Inaugural Ballway event went on sale at Fintech's Jewelry, Lakeside Pharmacy, and Coeur d'Alene Drug Store. The Prem Publishing Co printed the program materials for the Lake region, with tickets priced at 26 cents each.
Mrs Doyle of Waukegan and Thomas McCann seek Mrs McGoldrick and her son John McGoldrick who settled in Washington Territory. An estate of 10000 dollars awaits in New York if found. A wide continent‑wide search has yielded no trace, despite letters from Mrs McGoldrick before her NW trip.
Thirty-one applicants sat the quarterly teachers examinations under Superintendent C. R. Shern. Twenty-two earned certificates with six first grade and sixteen second grade recipients. Names include Lulu Hepburn Morrison Jeanie McDonald Florence Brennan Coeur d Alene Oscar de Bhe Meld Rathdrum Julie White Coeur d Alene Clarence Ribfeon Ila Chatney F Mall Norene O Keafe T G Woodworth Coeur d Alene Loyal Larvon Can sie McRae Post Falls Julia O Rourke Melvin B Wonsor Sprague Laura Baker Rathdrum Violaryan St Maries May Rose Edwards Spokane Herbert W Luce Lane May Mullen Sprague T A Poster James Morebeck Coeur d Alene.
Chicago March 1 The assistant treasurer of the defunct A Booth Company known as the fab trust was indicted Saturday as a conspirator. He appeared in court today and posted a bond of 24008 dollars.
The Baptist church concluded a weeks long evangelistic series with four baptismal confirmations bringing total members to 67, plus ten converts aligning with other city churches. Services planned for the week include Bible class Tuesday, prayer meeting Wednesday, and choir rehearsal Friday.
Unaries Dowd of Pokane Bridge was arrested today on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. The complaint, filed in Spokane by Arthur Brown, alleges a $340 misdeal tied to a wood sale. Dowd allegedly transferred the debt to another party to discharge it.
New York residents and musicians voiced opinions on the air to accompany the inaugural parade reviewing stand for President Taft. Selections named include On the Banks of the Wabash and Dixie, with a band proposing Sweet Home Alabama as a tribute to Taft and the nation.
Fragmentary report from Albany Oregon edition mentions Ralph Bristol a student at the University of Oregon in Eugene. He was taken to a hospital after being involved in an incident and thrown into water on a late arrival. Fans hope for his recovery though uncertainty remains about his condition.
In Salem Oregon March 1 representatives Janke and Hawley conferred with the Acting Governor at a ceremonial session about the introduction of a normal school at Monmouth and the completion of current semester work. The aim is to finish the required work by June.
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