The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-10
HARRISON Jews HOTES.

MIS. VOL, VI 1>dcoon, WAS ucEt Oil
Wednesday shopping.
Thomas Fairbanks is sOjourning at
CGur d'Alene City at present.
W. 5. Bridgeman visited Spokane this
week to purchase an invoice Of winter
goods.
Edwin Wheeler, our jovial postmaster,
made trip to Spokane this week to
purchase a large supply Of holiday
goods.
Mr.. Decker, of Elain. made his friends
in Harrison pleasant call this week.
While here he attended to some business
matters.
The singing class met at Mrs. Esther
Wheeler's home Tuesday evening and
was pleasantly entertained by the graci-
Gus little hostess.
Cash Cole and family moved into
their new hotel Monday, and will in a
very short time be ready to cater to the
wants of the exacting public.
The new tailor shop has been con-
pleted and presents very fine appear
ance. 1t is a neat little structure and
reflects credit upon the workmen.
Fred Kirk is adding many improve
ments to his new building Oh Main
street this week. lie is preparing it for
the occupancy of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris.
The Stuve Bros. gave a very pleasant
hop at their hotel on Friday evening.
Everyone had an enjoyable time and
tripped the light fantastic" to fine
music.
3rs. ". o. Wheeler entertained the
,dies of Harrison who are interested i'm
the Christmas tree at her pleasant home
Oh "Wednesday. The delft fingers fast
led number of tasty and beautiful
articles that will bring delight to the
hearts of the expectant juveniles and
even TO those who are unfortunate in
having out -grown that happy estate.
George y. Glover purchased the lot
adjoining the one owned by Fred Kirk
this week of Mr.. Liftchilds, of Spokane.
He will erect a fine building thereon
and have it fitted up in tasty manner.
! Mr.. Glover intends TO run first-class
city meat market. His son, James
Glover, is expected from the Palouse
country to assist him in the enterprise
James Bamford had rather thrilling
experience saturday last. While assist
( ing his men to start boom of logs
down the Cnur d Alene river he lost his
balance and was unceremoniouSly given
plunge into the icy water. lie was
with some difficulty rescued from what
! would have resulted in his death in a
very short time by one of his men. Mr.
, Bamfort is apparently none the worse
for his experience, but does not approve
of the Russian mode of bathing.
W. :. Bridgeman thinks Dame Fate
must have particular spite agains,
him from the unusual freak she TOOK
Saturday night last. Upon going to his
place of business Sunday morning he
was startled by the chaos which pre-
scented itself to view. The door was
broken in, the cash drawer taken from
its place with no gentle hand, and n
empty as the proverbial contribution
box. Many articles of clothing. cutler,
and silverware were missing, and the
store gave the general impression one
receives on house cleaning day. We
have not ascertained the exact loss, but
Mr.. Bridgeman does not crave a repiti
ton of the affair. Nothing definite has
been learned regarding the robbers, bu,
it is thought that the three tramps who
were about town saturday did the mis-
chief. They were not to be found when
the matter came to light.