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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
3
Railway and steamboat timetable notices include train and steam vessel details for Mount Joe and nearby lines, with ads for events at Lowine Brehasy Auditorium and Blackwell's pavilion. Also notes government notices on warrants and local civic updates, plus community items from Spirit Lake and Rathdrum.
The city sees visitors from Moscow and Spokane and local residents amid notices of sales and meetings. Louise Brehuny and others appear at the Auditorium for events. John Flynn and James Venters visit for property matters. Sol Myers sells land in Reed's addition for 550 dollars. abstracts offered. Girl club and candy shop ads. Dr. Bush mentions Grand Rapids.需
Coeur d Alene Lumber Company mill resumes operations after renovations aimed at expanding lumber output. 75,000,000 to 40,000,000 feet of logs slated for processing, employing 200 to 400 workers with payroll over $20,000 monthly. The reopening is welcomed by citizens and expected to aid business prosperity. Genevieve King of Phoenix, Ariz., will wed E A Goodrich on the 10th. King's parents Mr and Mrs C B Kiamt are wintering in Phoenix and well known locally. Mr Goodrich is Milwaukee Land Company representative at St. Joe.
The land dispute near Peek River resumes before local officers as Richard Gorman seeks restoration of rights, claiming insanity affected his compliance and the guardian would continue improvements if final proof is approved. Frank Lamm, 26, died of typhoid pneumonia at Coeur d Alene hospital after illness spreading from Spokane, leaving family in Moscow and Spokane. Funeral at Comedy undertaking parlor with Rev. Pry.
An Idaho man named A Stamm reports relief from a lifelong kidney ailment after using Deans Kidney Pills. He describes chronic backache tumbling to weakness, urinary issues, diabetes, and Bright's disease, claiming strong improvement and urging others to trust the product. Foster Milburn Co claims U.S. distribution with 50 cent price.
Advance demand for tickets to the Louise Brebany Company's concert at the Auditorium Tuesday night reflects anticipation of a rare program. The event promises a diversified night with operatic selections and instrumental pieces, drawing attention from music lovers in the community.
George Buck, accused of leading a deadly attack on state prison officials including Warden Frank Conley, pleaded guilty to first degree murder. Judge Winston urged trial readiness but Buck insisted on the plea, with the court weighing sentence as discussions continued amid defense concerns over his mental state. The case signals likely execution. defense urged caution. Water utility notice follows.
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