The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-03

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Judge Melder, Of Rathdrum, was in
the city this week.
Major Manning, Of Post Falls, visited
the city last Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mry. Clay Porter,
Tuesday, Aug. 30th, a son.
Mr.. c. b. King, Of Avondale, made
the PRESS call this week.
John Rice returned, Sunday, from q
trip to the Okan0gsn country.
Gen. Custer, Of the Idaho State Mil
itia, was in the city this week.
J.W. Stans, Of this city, visited
Spokane friends during the week.
w. J. Pilling and VIM. Morley came
over to see the elephant, Thursday.
Gen. Cariin has returnd from the
mines and will remain at Fort Sherman.
Judge and Mrs Beatty were guests of
Gen. Csrlin ut Fort Sherman during the
week.
Thos. Graney, the owner Of the
Graney block, came TO the city Thurs-
day.
Judge HOFFMAN Is in Wallace to-day
on business connected with the recent
troubles.
Mr.. Brown, Of the Ceur d'Alene
American, called on the Press last
Monday.
The Misses Roberst, of Osburn. &c
complained by Mrs. Young. were in
town, Wednesday.
Mrs. Pinkham, Of Boise City, is stop
ping at the Inn during the Martial's
stay here attending court.
Frank Ganahl arrived In town Thurs
day, to he present at the arraignment
of the Crur d'Alene miners.
Deputy Sheriff Bruce Davis, of Sand
Point, was examined for pension, by
DR.. Sabin, last Wednesday.
ID. Smith starts for Duluth, next Mon
day. where he will remain for the next
two or three months.
Lieut. Lavery went to Wallace last
Tuesday, and is now holding meeting
there that is well attended.
j. Mccain, presidential elector on
the Peoples Party ticket, addressed an
audience at Dickey's hall last evening.
DIR. Luhn, late of the st. Agnes hospi-
tai, Philadelphia. has been visiting with
his father, Capt. Luhn, for the past
week
Mr.. Thomas, president Of the Butte
Miners Union, arrived in the city,
Tuesday, to attend the trial of the
striking miners.
Miss Kate Ritchenbach, who has been
sojourning at Fort Sherman for the
past month, returned to her home in
Spokane, Monday evening.
W. o. Buell., of Crosby's Spur, was in
the city this week. We understand he
is making preparations to remove his
mill plant here at an early date.
s. NJ. Smith, Armand Perranaud, W.
A. Reiniger, J. II. Harte and c. L. Nc
Ginnis. of this city. visited the X. Of p.
lodge at Post Falls, Monday evening.
FIG Pettibone left for Duluth, Mimi.
Friday Of last week. where he takes a
position as chief clerk under Superin-
tendent Green, Of the Northern Pacific.
Miss Lulu Flourney. of Spokane. is
visiting Mrs. \. Hagan, who gave her
guest and DR.. Luhn an excursion to
Blue Creek bay, on the steamer Volun.
teer. last Wednesday.
Mr.. Otto Keasemeyer, brother Of our
popular butcher, has just returned from
a prospecting tour in the Cascade range
Of mountains, and is quite enthusiastic
over his prospect. We congratulate
you Otto.
Pat. Reddy, the distinguished at
torney Of San Francisco, arrived in the
city, Wednesday. Mr.. Reddy, is associ-
ated with James IIawley in defending
the union miners, who are being tried
in the L. $. Court being held here.
Hon. Willis Sweet, present member
and candidate for congress on the re.
Publican ticket, has been stopping at tie
Hunt cottage for the past week. lie
has been suffering from an attack of
sickness and went to Spokane, Thurs
day evening. to consult physician.
Geo. Hoskins and Mrs. Osier left.
Monday. for Minneapolis. Kan. where
the former will remain until next
spring. After short visit with friends
there Mrs. Osier will 60 to New Hamp-
shire to remain some time with a