The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-03-19

xX.W A YEAR
Wanted. -Pers0ns having town war
rants for sale to call ut this once for
Particular.
The Miners and Stock Growers Bank,
81 this city, viii open branch at Rati.-
drum, having already purchased . lot
and contracted for . building.
Dr. ]. II. SicPherson Dentist. d pre-.
pared to do al kind Of work in that
line. Special attention to irregularities
Of the teeth. Office Lakeside Ave.
Marshal Bechsel arrested WIN. Husue-
non. Tuesday, on the charge Of selling Il
quor TO the Indians. He vas tried be-
fore Justice Hoffman and fined i've dol
lars and costs.
E. Dighton. one Of the prosperous ran
cheers Of the st. Joe river country, came
down to the city on the voluntees,
Tuesday. lie has . valuable hay ranch
up the river.
Crawford x Co. have opened . new
furniture store In DIR. Liddell's build
ing on Fourth street They will manu-
facture and handle new furniture and
and repair old.
1t is understood that the Caur d.
Alene mine owners and railroads have
adjusted their differences and it is very
probable that active operations in the
mines win begin shortly.
Kaesemeyer is displaying some beef
in his shop. that is probably the largest
ever slaughtered in this part Of the
country; it weighed ll7l pounds. 1t is
one Of Mr.. Kaesemeyefs own raising.
Peter Girard, a rancher, A. p. Powell.
a member of the st. Joe Transportation
Co. who has been spending the winter
up the river, and Mrs. FerreIl, came
down on the Volunteer, Tuesday.
Mr.. Simon Openheimer Of the Spo-
kane Mill Co. was in town during tire
week scaling logs for that company.
He was accompanied by his wife, who
is an old acquaintance Of Receiver J. Il.
Sanbom-
In the case Of the State We. Anton n.
Brown, charged with grand larceny, the
jury brought In . verdict Of aoquitsl.
Attorney Mcfarland. of this city, de-
tended the prisoner and it il said made
q very able defense.
Early Monday morning a fire occurred
at Post Falls which destroyed the re-
sidence property Of Bira Eplcr and c.
c. Balm The origin of the fire is q
mystery as neither house had been &C.
cupied for week or more. The loss is
about $3.50, partially insured
Brother Mcdonald, of the Post Fails
Post. was in the city last Monday. lie
says the matches now being turned out
by the match factory are of superior
quality and to back his statements left
a block of the lucifers at this Office.
We have tried them and concluded that
MIR. McDonolds statements were foun-
ded on fact.
The festive tramp printer, who blew
into this Office the other day. after i'm
bibing freely of mountain dew for a
few days, quietly departed for Spokane,
morning. He claimed to lie
one Of keeley's chloride of gold diciples:
but from the capacity Of his tank for
bug juice" they either had not enough
in the institute or the Kelley
treatment is a dismal failure.
Idaho will occupy the front rank of
states in the extension of her rail-noals.
II is now almost certain that the Salt
Lake. Seattle 4 Boise railroad will
build during the summer. This road
may interest this country, for iii CONVEX
sation with one of the directors some
lime ago he thought that the road
would try to reach the mines and come
out through Fourth of July canyon.
This will give us direct communication
with Boise and southern Idaho and an
,ther outlet west.
Ole Cbris,ianson narrowly escaped
ieath by drowning in the lake, We'd
,esday. He was going up the lake
ishing and hid some provisions and
Ilcohol in the boat. When about
hree fourths OF . nile from shore his
,oat filled with water and Ole had to
,eep afloat as best he could until q.
v. Becktell, with another boat, res-
ued him. In talking to PRrss re-
'orter just after the accident Ole said:
My names Ole Christensen from
limtown, Nord Dako.ste. Py shiminy
lose = boddle, heres one de oddcrs
one. l lose my alkechol and cand
ish witho put alkcc.ol."
II is now claimed that Mrs. Moran
rho was recently arrested together
nth her husband OH the charge Of
and discharged by US
Commissioner Hoffman for want Of
evidence to hold her was once
very popular member of society in a
'cbraska town and has had very no
,antic and checkered career. Once
'ading belle of society, now an outcast,
er life furnishes picture on the stage
action that is certainly stranger than
ction. Coming of an excellent family
nd possessing beauty ard talent to n
'arked degree, she was sought after by
1eryone. She met Moran aud. against
Ia wishes af har .,ap.,,ss a,xt S-,.,.,a