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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
3
A jumble of notices lists hay for sale and delivery, rental inquiries, and shopping prompts. It mentions Wins-Barr-Wyco shipments, Second-hand bags, rooms for rent, and local agents. Includes references to Crescent stores, Hornby and Wright, with car deliveries and farm land inquiries.
Town notices span a mix of proposed agency moves, a fishing notes, and a rheumatic patient seeking recovery, plus an offer for a 4 room house on Coeur d Alene street near the Catholic school. A district court action by Hugh Fraser & Company against Geo Chew is noted with writ of attachment described as tammen. Social event by the Ladies Ald society at Mrs C C Young’s home invites attire in a crazy costume and a silver offering.
The Northern Pacific plans to substitute a cafe car from the mmin line after bowing to government pressure. They withdrew the parlor cars to avoid carrying and displaying contraband liquor on the Nex Perce Indian reservation, with a cafe car replacement announced to improve service.
Mrs. Sarah Freeland died last evening at her son C. D. Freeland’s home. The cause was general debility and advanced age. She was 88 years old. Funeral services will be at Coeur d Alene Undertaking Company chapel tomorrow at 2 o clock, conducted by the Rev W A Fey of the Methodist church.
The Independence party of Iowa held a meeting in Troy to endorse direct primaries and public utilities regulation. They urged action to curb timber interests and grain trusts while opposing railroad influence. Kevin W. Johnson of Boone named governor candidate. speakers prepared for immediate public engagements.
Notice to taxpayers states the State board and Weaving made twenty changes in amnesty, books not ready by October 24, 1948. The notice warns books will begin delinquent on the first Monday in January. A. Bailom, Tax Collector.
Spokane dispatch reports Acme Portland Cement plans a 1500 barrel day plant at Pesd Openln lake to serve Hayden Lake area. Preferred stock oversubscribed at 200000, with Jay P. Graves backing the venture. Directors include R K Noll John W Graham and F H Mason. Groundbreaking eyed for 1908 with full operation by 1910.
The Shepherd encampment of the Odd Fellow lodge hosts a ball this evening at the Markwu Vision to raise funds for purchasing paraphernalia in place of items lost in the Auditorium fire. Elaborate arrangements have been made by the in charge and refreshments will be served by the Rebekah group.
Notice lists precincts Coeur d’Alene Kootenai Sherman Lakeview LaCrome at Lewis and details a September 28 1908 meeting at 7 pm in the west room of the Welteht Building to nominate two Justices of the Peace and one constable for Coeur d’Alene. Signed by D Wernettee secretary and local precinct chairs.
Hackenaack New Jersey hosts a large public event tomorrow marking the Palimades memorial. The battleship New Hampshire will represent the navy with participation from Grand Army of the Republic veterans and Revolutionary War groups. Thousands of schoolchildren are to march in the parade preceding the unveiling.
Reports from Lewiston and surrounding prairie regions say four inches of snow fell overnight on September 24, halting activity in fields. Farmers kept combiner and threshing machines busy but stock and equipment suffered little damage as the snow gradually disappeared by nightfall.
In California at Lake Park the event showcases diverse breeds from toy dogs to German Shepherds. The show is promoted entirely by women of the Pacific coast, highlighting top dogs and exhibitor talent.
A garbled OCR snippet presents a mosaic of Cockney terms, rural contrasts, and stray notes on a python and Chinese settings. It sketches Londoners, country life, and quirky phrases with fragmented, unclear context and no cohesive narrative.
The text presents a distorted discussion of women and men, contrasting strength and weakness, clothing, and social duties. It references health, temperance, and marital expectations, suggesting a casual critique of gender power in a historic context with unclear sources.
Fragmentary OCR hints at Brenig Proms event details with references to a recent concert or program, listing potential performers and venue notes. Cautious reconstruction suggests a local arts feature emphasizing program lineup and dates.
A garbled account suggests monkeys engage in unusual behavior amid a crowd. The text references feeding, restraint, and audience reactions, with scattered phrases about fear, amusement, and a scene involving peanut scarcity and crowd control.
Idaho law requires all residents to register before voting in county races. Registrars and polling places are listed for several precincts in Coeur d Alene and nearby areas. The County Beat Memorial Club community urges residents of Coeur d Alene and Wolf City to register promptly and extend invitations to eligible voters.
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