, 1884-04-12
PERSONALS.


Sheriff Dillon, OF Cheney, paid the
metropolis visit Wednesday.
Chas. Sweeny is in the mines, where he
! is looking after mining and other inter-
ests.
DR.. Gibson started for the mines Satur-
day. May the gentleman make big fol-
tune, is our wish.
Al. Jones was down from the mines
this week. Snow is going of slow and
prospecting is light.
Billy Griswol1, one Of the live citizens
Of Cheney, passed through this city this
week on his way TO the mines.
Neighbor Kellogg, Of the Cheney 7'r,t-
unc, was in the Il y Tuesday. We IA 10 /
| TO ge: glimpse OF his handsome phiZ.
DR.. Tiernan appears on the streets again
after an absence Of some weeks, lcoNIng
happier, II that were possible, than ever.
L. b. Handley, Of this place, started for
| the head waters Of the North Fork Tues
day, where he will try the pick and pan
| exercise. We wish him luck.
J.C. Hanna will take q rest from bus
ness and spend a month on his land, a
short distance out OF town. The breath
| ing spell commences next week.
G. A. Currier, Of Creel City, Dakota,
called upon us few days ago. He is an
old reader Of the REVIEW, and came out
TO see the new country he has read 20
much about.
S. l.. Alexander started for the Big
/ Bend this week. Mr.. Alexander is AN m
| dustrious young gentleman, and a very
( bright member Of the craft. We wish
him abundant luck in his undertaking.
j. N. Squier returned Sunday morning
I from his trip 10 Eagle City. lie bore the
appearance Of having had rough vOy-
age. He reports il as somewhat quiet IN
the mines, though travel continues brisk.
c. L. Flannery, Of Kingston, made us a
! pleasant call Friday. We found Mr.. i. n
very clever gentleman, and a rustler. He
reports travel into the mines as very
brisk, and that Kingston is growing rap
idly.
Prof. J. n. Tiernan started for Chicago
this week, where he goes to establish a
cabinetOf minerals. The PROBES sor Is one
/ Of the most valuable men in the employ
Of the road, therefore the frequency OF his
movements.
Geo. Roos, who has been in the brew
/ ery business here for a long timc, has
moved to C9ur d'Alene City, where he
| will make his home for the present. We
| hope that George will hit 1t lucky in the
new location.
Steph. Whitman is now Commodore Of
the "Gen. Sherman" Glenn. Kings
steamer, plying between CPur d'Aleno
| City and Kingston. Steph. will make II
| popular officer with the public. May he
| work his way INTO fortune, is our wish.
August Goldsmith, a gentleman well
and fAvorably known in this community,
is in tho city visiting friends. Mr.. q. but
recently returned from trip to Europe,
| where he spent several months. He is
l looking in fine. form and is as jovial as Of
| yOre.
A. X. Woodbury., formerly proprietor
OF the Chronicle OF this city, and who has
been spending the winter in Caliiornii,
arrived in town this week. We are una
BILE to say from observations whether or
no the Climate Of the south agreed with
the gen leman.
Mai. II. II. Wimpy, Of Alpha, called
upon us Thursday. The Major shows
the traces Of accumulated years, yet Is
hardy as a pine knot. He has resided in
| the eastern part Of the Territory for
dozen years, and has seen the wilderness
peopled by the steady tread OF civiliza-
| ton.
Bob Hargrove returned to the city this
week, after protrlc ed stop at Thomp-
sons Falls. That embryo town is exceed
ingly lively. II has newspaper, and
houses are going up in evory direction.
Bob has property interests up there that
will bring him In something handsome
mn. T,'.,,. ,L, hoe hod ohoroo q,
the Eagle City Nugget in this city for the
dsv NJ Ed~aTds IL m old and experi-
a,,,,od na,',sTa,er man n sl,illful renre-
aa',toti,'e ,to eat ,,,osar,,o,i,,e - and n
1'ia.,.',,', ran ,,,o,,,bdy ~ Inc nrill gang
| Ma, Incl be and stav with him. is onr
| wish
- ~ D.,...,.. o,,. ., ,ho ioui, a,
| Jas. ~ hoOeItso", Ihe W 'ne J"i,i ~, ~
Doys OF TINS secuoli LOOK Iun " o',r rhy
this week. Jeeihs, as huuIoI Vi In
COIN county mas peen iil'I1 w az MoLA W q
InoItn ht Oheiey, tIu", ,' vs.
/ OF the new county, anu lIoni w,Iut Nc
know OF the business aDilly :" M, ",
we tecl saished that the DOCKS are III as
good shape as those OF any county !" 'he
ieIiHoIy' ,,,u-
DR.. Geo. w. LIBBY, OF MlddlotoWh'
COMMA brother ot our P3puiaI !owIs- Owls
man. heV' l. =. ltiDDy' reacheu tniS c,y
| "Wednesday OF this week, ana VIII locale
/ with us permanently. Inc paper OF MS
home, speaking o. MS departure, says
/ " Next week Dr. Libby reinoV.s 70 SP9-
kane Fails, w. T., where nus Drotherl !.
| {. Libby, mas Peslued ior he'uy w
/ years. Dr. i'ibDy mas sh9wn nuns ~ y
ieasaht gehllellan allu @ "a,
ana wnile we are s9rty 10 llaNe i,l'ii Iiiose,
we wish MN abnhIaht u, succeSS III MS iio"
ahl thriVlhg helu'
Gordon Percival, ESQ, father OF onr
townsman, Herbert Perciyal, called uEon
us Monday. Mr.. Percival is a venerable
| old GEM nleman, but remarkably bright
and spry for one OF his advanced age. lie
has turned out many hardy as well as
St,, 9F,,I.ns ,. men in Rongor @ and bas many In.