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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1903
Page
1
Fragments describe a disturbance at a communal hour with calls for donation. Acast of committees including Avance, Hewnven A Breete, and Meyer Fand propose a subscription drive to support a port and public celebrations.
The Saturday Evening Post notes potential of repair and growth in Coeur d Alene and surrounding regions. It highlights expanding electric light, water systems, and new street and hotel facilities to accommodate rising population. Projects include a 20000 building plan, railroad improvements, and proposed waterworks to serve fire protection and sprinkling needs.
A distorted early 20th century notice in Coeur d Alene discusses rapid town growth, new industries, and planned developments. It touts land sales, proposed brick and steel plants, and major construction by Howard Tanner and allied companies, inviting readers to move and invest while listing a series of residents and postmaster notices.
Judge Morgan decided in favor of the city Cowar Aleve against the Cable Milling Company and others over franchise rights and street water supply. The ruling delays final questions, enjoins the company from exercising franchise rights, and preserves village ordinances while awaiting further court action. A Fourth of July celebration planning committee is formed to fund and stage events in Carver Aleve with community cooperation.
Fragmented local items describe July Fourth events and social comings with names like Darley Harter, John Fawers, and Christopher Lome. The text mentions stores, guests from Minneapolis, a meeting at a club, and property concerns near the Dittemore and Meret areas with references to hall games and local improvements.
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