The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-06-25

The three year old child OF c. Cole, Q
Harrison. Is dangerously III with inflau
stiOn Of the bowels.
| There will be no service at the Epis
copal church on Sunday evening. Morn
ing service - usual ct 10 O'Clock. Sur
day school 1t i0a. m. Everyone wei
come.
y. Brady has gone to the Ceur d
Alene mines, where he win spend
couple Of weeks looking after som
prospects that he has located In tina
section.
Judge N. r Hartson WAS In the cit,
last Thursday. looking up summe
quarters for his family. The Judg,
made the PRESS once . pleasant cal
during his visit.
Immediately after the arrival Of tn,
train, Sunday, June 36th, there will b,
high-mass and sermon by Rev. VIM
Lindner, Redemptorist Father. 1t tn,
Catholic church.
Chas Palmer, brother of Fred and
Robert Farmer, accompanied by hi.
friend. arrived from England Monday
morning. and will remain for the sum
mer, or At least . month or two.
The hose house has been moved back
OF Of Sherman street and new ladder
rack built at the rear Of the same
Several new ladders have been added
TO the equipment Of the FIRE department
Messrs. Jas. II. Harte and F. G. Arm
strong returned from Moscow this
morning. where they have been for the
past week In attendance at the organi-
zation Of the Grand Lodge Of the
Knights OF Pythias.
The finest strawberries that have
come 70 the market, were raised about
three miles from this city by Mr. Back.
They were Of the sharpless variety, of
most beautiful color, extraordinarily
large, and most excellent flavor.
The crop reports from all parts Of
this county are most catering. All
kinds Of grain is looking better than
ever bekSe at this season. In conse-
quence. the honest farmer has a con.
slant smile spread over his honest
countenance.
The business nen and citizens of
Coair d'Alene have suffered the incon.
venience Of delayed eastern mails on
account Of the heavy washouts on the
Northern Pacific, but the damage to
the road has been repaired and the
mails are now more regular.
Messrs. Drumheller, Bolster and
Norman. right Of Way committee of the
Spokane ssid Ceur d'Alene X Il. 4 n,
Go. will arrive in this city next Tues
day, at which time they wish to NEE,
the citizens on important business in
with the proposed line.
J. Brown, of Post Falls, has resigned
his place as manager Of the Post Falls
Single Co, and Is DOW in Ceur
d'Alene. lie will manage the Peoples
transportation Co, and we predict for
the company more than ordinary sue
,css with the energy and ability OF Mr..
Brown to manage their affairs.
Development work is being rapidly
pushed on the mines on the upper st.
Joe river. The company are working a
iouble shift with all the men that there
S room 10 work. They have a fine
edge and expect to be shipping ore be-
'oce fall. This Is only one Of many
ycod prospects that are being developed. |
The ball, last evening, In the new
pavilion, under the auspices Of the |
,oard Of trade, brought together about !
'ne hundred people who enjoyed the |
evening very much. The supper furn.
shed by the ladies consisted Of many |
iaintics and was an elegant spread. |
rhe pavilion was brilliantly lighted
With electric lights and Chinese Ian
erus and decorated with evergrcens
The members OF the spokane Type
'raphical Union, who visited this city
asst Sunday, enjoyed their outing very
much. After arriving here they crossed
he lake to Lake View park in the
mall steamer and passed the day at
hat beautiful resort. Mr.. Boughton is
making Lake View an attractive place
y clearing off the grounds and other.
wise improving 1t.
Mr., Chas Stowe brought to this Office
branch from goosbcrry bush, loaded
nth fruit The branch and berries will
'eigb between five and six pounds. Mr..
towe did not tell VI the variety. They
re quite large and very fine, aud not so
extremely acid a. the majority Of this
ind Of fruit The growing Of small Is
Tell As large fruits. is an industry that
ur farmers could engage in to great
dvantaGe and profit.
c. W. Russell has been In town dur.
,g the week, looking for site to erect
Is sawmill on. He has two or three
,cations in view. but has not yet deci.
cd which he will use. His mill Is now
p at Blue Creek, and that being some.
hat out Of the way he has decided to
love 1t to some point near town and
Tithin two months we may expect to
ear the hum Of another mill and