The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-05-28

. fruit and vegetable cooler, which 1
warranted to keep all kinds Of fruit am
garden sass - fresh and crisp for week
- when first gathered.
The st. Joe Transportation Co. ar,
giving their fast and cOmmodioul
steamer. the Amelia wheaton, . thor
ough Overhauling. When repairs an
completed, she will be put on her old
route between Cpur d'Alens City and
the head Of navigation on the st. Joe
river.
VIM. Fairchild, Of Bridgeport. Conn.
came up from spokane on the excur.
sion. last Sunday, and was 20 much
pleased with our city that he remained
until Tuesday, although he had press.
Ing business engagements elsewhere.
He Il an old friend OF Frank Bristow.
whom he came up 10 see.
Six coaches Of excuBionists visited
Ceur d'Alens City. last sunday. This
was the first excursion Of the season.
The railroad company lowered the rate
OF fare to one dollar for the round trip
from Spokane, which IL within the
reach Of nj, In consequence there was
larger passenger list than for year
or more.
Capt !. b. Sanburn, Of the steamer
George Oakes. has received his eigh.
tenth license - steamboat captain.
Capt. Sanburn was for many yean en-
ployed As master OF different steam.
boats on the Columbia river. He has
never been before board Of inquiry or
met with an accident. This ID Ger.
tainly . remarkable record, aud the
captain may well feel proud Of II.
The ball given At Post Falls, under
The auspices Of the Post Falls Lodge,
X. Of r. Was . grand success and q
most enjoyable affair. Rathdrum and
Iiauser Junction were well represented
BY their lodges. There was twenty odd
couple from this city. They danced
Nj night till broad day light and came
iome with the gals In the morning"
! joyous, happy crowd
Rev. Schell and family will start for
North Dakota. Monday evening. They
20 back TO the charge that they left |
shen they came 70 this place. Rev.
>chell and his estimable wife have
made many friends since theft stay here.
rho are 10th to see them leave. Capt. |
icsbitt gave them an excursion on the |
AXE Thursday evening, in which several
ricnds joined.
The Board Of Trade wish TO return
heir thanks 10 Gen. J. A. Garfield.
Garrison No. - r. A. 4 y. L. for their
ind invitation to participate in Mon
ays exercises Is \ body: but beg leave
o inform the Garrison that the organiz.
ton Is not in condition TO 20 a a
'ody. but request that each member
lose his place Of business and attend
be exercises.
The injunction suit brought TO en-.
Din the county commissioner from
filing the county bonds, has been set
Or hearing for this afternoon. Frank
;. Focg appearing for the plaintiff and
Judge Hagan for the commissioner.
{ going TO press We are unable to say
hat the result will be, but 1t looks as
Rough the injunction would be allowed.
The foods throughout the country
ave been greater than for many years .
nd great loss has resulted in many I
laces. The vicinity Of st. Louis Is ,
ser TO the amount Of elI.m!Om. +.
ttawa, III. about $4,000, and the
ops OF the lower Mississippi country {
ave been 50 damaged and delayed that 4
'crc win be less than half crop. But
tile damage has At yet been done In ,
Re mountain regions. but the prospects |
e good for great floods. The lake At .
In place Ii higher now than 1t was {
st year and IL raising rapidly. while no l
image will result from high waters in $
e lake. the St Joe and Cqur d'Alcne
vers have wide stretches Of bottom ,
nds adjacent that will be inundated 7
The members Of the Spokane cham. q
r Of commerce left that city Thurs. a
y morning for an excursion TO the s
1 Mission. The train arrived here .
out Q O'Clock, 4. m. with about one b
Indred business men with their friends
d families aboard. The party took I
ssage on the steamer George Cakes d
d enjoyed a very pleasant trip on the q
&c and up the river to the Mission. n
,ey returned to this city In the even. 4
Z and accepted an invitation Of Gen. =
rlin TO visit Fort Sherman and wit. q
ss dress parade. They also enjoyed G
7eral fine selections Of music by the q
nous Fourth Infantry hand. after r
,ich they returned to the city and q
arded the train for home. II was a d
Mt enjoyable day for the excursion. c
S and will be pleasantly remembered. q
The yacht race last Sunday for the 81
yer cup and emblem, between the O.
chts Argo, Idaho and Mountain {.
'een, was won by the latter. The race p
Is sailed over three and a half mile "
lrse. The Argo rounded the stake b
ut some lengths ahead Of her com. q
htors and bets were freely offered on VI
with no takers. The Mountain Queen b.
'ew minutes after, rounded the stake Il
At, went off on the port tack holding p,
r wind in fine style for about a mile. m
ring her free shoot on the starboard z,
X for the home stake. The Argo b,
4 Idaho kent off on the starboarl n,