The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-26
Wanted-A few cords of good wood
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Wanttd-A rev cords OF good wood
For particulars call at this Office.
i. 4. Empey x Co. have on sale a 10
of prize baking powder. Every pur
chaser Of a can is entitled to live piece
of decorated china. Call for American
baking powder and receive prize.
A. J. Bancroft, brother Of II. L. Ban
croft Of this city, was On the winning
ticket in Whitman county, Wash, AMI
will serve his constituents for two year
as county commissioner.
| Mr.. James Russell moved into hi
new residence on the hill, which he hal
just completed. Mr.. Russell Is just!
proud Of his new home. May he iiv,
many years TO enjoy its comforts.
A cordial invitation Is extended to al
to attend the religious services at TIN
Post Chapel at Fort Sherman. Sunday
school 10 a. m. Praise, prayer and shor,
sermon 1:3O p. m. J. II. MAcoMBgn,
Post Chaplain
All persons knowing themselves in
dcbted TO the PRESS Publishing Co. art
requested to settle on or before the Isl
OF December. II you see letter Y OH
your paper 1t means your subscription
is due. We must have money to carry
on our business, and We hope our friend,
will respond 10 our call at once.
X. l.. Duncan, the deputy sheriff OF
Shoslione county, passed through the
city last Tuesday evening for Rath.
drum, having in charge Webb Leasure
Tom Tillingtire, Archie Cullam and
several Others who were bound over IL
appear before the grand jury for com.
plicity in the Ceur d'Alene riots.
The people Of Spokane should be
happy. That old shell, known as the
Northern Pacific freight depot, collapsed
In last saturdays wind storm, and the
city officials refuse to issue a permit for
the rebuilding of the same, it being
within the fire limits. The Northern
Pacific obtained all injunction the first
OF the week restraining the city from
interfering, and proceeded to rebuild.
The people are now unhappy and in a
lighting humor.
Quarterly meeting for Post Falls and
Crur d .Alene City will be held on Dec.
3 and I, as follows: Quarterly confer
ence 10 bc held at Post Falls OH Dec. 8
at $50 p. m: preaching Sunday, Dec.
al 1879 a. m; at Rathdrum at 2:so p.
m, and Crur d'.Alene a, p. IN. Rev.
q. NJ. Booth, l.. f., will he here and will
preach the sermon. After the sermon.
the Lords supper Everybody is cordi-
ally invited 10 attend.
NJ. {. ALERiDGE.
Prof. and Mrs. James Ii. Lyons. at
present conducting a successful school
for girls in the city OF Spokane, con-
template the opening Of a similar school
In this city next summer. They have a
large number Of pupils in attendance at
their school, most of whom would at
tend the summer school In this city
should the Professor decide upon the
opening of such a school al this place.
The masked ball given by the Fourth
infantry orchestra on Thanksgiving
eve was a grand affair. The characters
were generally well sustained. Miss
Maggie Donovan carried off the prize rs
Cupid. The supper given by the ladies
OF ~. Luke's church was a success both
financially and as to quality. Too much
cannot be said in praise Of Mrs. White,
Of the post, and Mrs Cutler. OF this
city. for the admirable manner in which
IL was served.
Judge Hoffman returned last Monday
from the kaslo country, where he has
been for about ten days. lie is very en-
thusiastic about the country. and cor.
roborates In the main the statements
made In the papers about the extent
and richness Of that country. II gives
us that peculiar restless feeling that all
experience when they hear
Of new and prosperous carp, or some
exceedingly rich discovery that has been
made thousand miles away. We know
how It is, for we have "becn thar"
Messrs. VIM. McC onnell. W. ID. Knight,
J. !. Walsh, !. Harvey and II. Burrows.
four mighty Nimrods. the flower of
spokane shootists. were cncamped on
Trout lake for few days the early part
Of the week. Notwithstanding the in.
Of the weather, the party had
some good sport, bagging four deer, two
bears. 50 rabbits, go prairie chickens.
100 pheasants and sn pounds Of trout.
The gentlemen were justly proud Of
their success, although 1t is not unusual
for them to beat this record when the
are more favorable.
Mr.. Darling, a gentleman who has
been sojouruing In this city for month,
was unexpectedly called away last Mon
day. lie received a communication from
the city marshal which was SO urgent
that he "tlit" without saying the usual
gool.byes to his chnms. The cause OF
his hasty departure was the too frequent
he made on Mr.. McGinnes'
money drawer to renew his depleted ex-
checquer, There will be vacant chair
by the ingle side, and the form that was
wont to reclne therein SO gracefully
will be seen no more.
Mr.. W. NJ, Terry, who has been in the
l,.,.x Ell.t,n EN Car t1,n