The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-09

tno louTtu OI July bOn.
, II you want good bread, buy tn
Crown brand Sprague -four, always Of
hand at the Mercantile store.
Don't forget the Electric Road vii
transport you from Ceur d'Alene u
Spokane in one hour.
sThe steamers Wheaton and Korwin'
are carrying full line Of passenger
and freight TO the st. Joe and way ports
There will be a children's day exer
cises at the Presbyterian Church Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock. All are In
vited.
The Korwine, Wheaton, George
Cakes and steam launches were bus,
on the Fourth transporting excursion
parties to different points Of interest OF
the lake.
On account of the board of trade
meeting, Tuesday evening, the republi
can club meeting, called for the same
evening, WAS adjourned until this, Sat
urday evening, at o'clock.
| Water pipes are being extended or
the C9ur d'Alene Inn grounds for thu
purpose Of furnishing water supply
to he used in sprinkling. The ground.
will be sown TO lawn grass.
C9ur d'Alene is already the ackno
wledged summer resort Of Washington
and Idaho, and when connected with
Spokane by the Electric Road it will be
the Newport Of the Northwest.
A telegram WAS recei, ed by Mr.. Jas
II. Harte. a few day ago announcing
the death of Z. A. Noble. Mr.. Noble
was for two years clerk of the town
board and was well and faborable known
in this city.
The Irish American picnic was a
grand success in every way. Nineteen
hundred tickets were sold at the Spo.
kane Office, which gave the railroad
company $500 for their share, and the
association $3.50.
On the evening Of July 18th the steam
er VOLUNTEER left her dock in this city at
s:25 and made the run 10 Harrison by
II o'clock, with sixteen passengers
aboard. The run places the Volunteer
on record as quite swift boat.
There will be special term OF the
district court held at Rxthdrum, begin.
ming August Sid. Judge W. G. Piper,
OF Moscow. will preside, as there are
cases 10 be tried In which Judge Hole.
man was interested before his election
TO the bench.
Extensive repairs and improvements
are 10 be made on the Catholic church,
which will add much 10 its beauty and
comfort. The interior is 10 be finished.
wainscoated, kaisomined and generally
improved in appearance. The grounds
are 10 be fenced in and improved
The steamer Torpedo will make a
trip to Mica BAY, with her barge to.
morrow. leaving her dock al 30 p. m.
and returning in time for the train.
Her barge is fitted especially for pas
senger service, is comfortably and neat
ly decorated.
In what is there more concentrated
bliss, than 10 take your best and sweet
est girl boat riding Of an evening, and
seek some sequestered nook. some silent
estuary. aud whisper the sweet accents
OF love into her sunburnt ear, and
naught but the whispering pines and
the dear little fishes. as silent witnesses
OF your ethereal bliss.
a committee was appointed at the
board Of trade meeting, Tuesday even.
ing. with full power to arrange and con
duct public dance at the pavilion
during the afternoon and evening Of
next Tuesday, circus day. The proceeds
will go towards paying off the balance
Of the small Indebtedness yet remaining
on the building. Ed. Award, J. A,
Moore and Jas. Graham are the com.
mittee.
The Irish American Association held
a meeting a; their headquarters in
Spokane, Thursday evening and passed
resolutions Of thanks to Neal O'Sulli.
van for two eloquent address Of wei
come on the occasion Of their picnic TO
this city July 9TH: to the citizens Of
Ceur d'Alene City and General Carlin,
officers and men at Fort Sherman for
their hospitable greeting; to the North.
ern Pacific; to the Junior band and the
business men Of Spokane.
Engineer Riblet of Spokane, favors
Cpur d'Alene lake rs the source of
water supply for that city. The lake is
go feet above the business portion of
the city. Pumping stations would not
be necessary as the water could be piped
and the elevation of the lake above the
the city would furnish sufficient pres.
sure. II Spokane wants the purest
crystal water that is TO be had. her Of
ficials should adopt Mr.. Riblet's propo.
sition.
Miss Jessie NJ. Kanouse came over
from Rathdrum, Tuesday evening. to
form Ladies Columbian Club. The
meeting took place in the parlors of the
CGur d'Alene Inn. over twenty ladies
being present. A temporary organiza.
ton was effected and twenty ladies
Joined the club. There will he another