The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-30

M. James Monaghan was Q vtSitO
to the city, this week.
DR.. Ssbin made professional call /,
Post Falls, Tuesday.
M. T. G. Messenger visited Wallae,
this week on business.
Judge Albert Hagsn went to Wallac.
yesterday to attend court.
An. Henry Krotzer has been quit
sick for the past two weeks.
c. p. Simons, HaIrison's boas black
smith, was in town this week.
r. X. Smith and C. L. McGinnis1
visited the county seat, Wednesday.
Senator VIM. Mcconnell and family
are guests Of the Ceur d'Alene Inn.
W. B. Mcfarland, Of Mcfarland 4
Reiniser. passed Thusday in Spokane.
Bro. Yost. Of the Hope Prospector
made the PRESS pleasant call yester.
day.
c. H. Walhizer was in town, Tues.
day. shaking hands with local poll.
ticians.
Mr.. Henry Brook and family, Of
Spokane, have been spending the week
in this city.
Mr.. J. q. Green, one of Post Falls
enterprising hverymen, was in the city
last Wednesday.
Mn. H. S. Myers and two children, of
Spokane. are spending a vacation at the
Bancroft House.
Frank Pettibone left for St. Paul
Tuesday evening. He will be absent
about ten days.
Miss Kate Ritchenbach, Of Spokane,
Is visiting Miss Mamie Donovan, Of
Fort Sherman.
James H. Hearte has been suffering
during the past week from q severe alb
CESS on his right hand.
Fred. Wilson, of the firm of Empey
4 Co, was on a business trip to the
Metropolis, this week.
Mr.. T. G. Kaesemeyer reports every
hing in the mines very quiet and bus
ness dull, but improving.
Harvey Harris, deputy L. S. marsheI,
las been smiling genially on his many
friends in the city. this week.
H. NJ Jorgens and wife, Of Hope.
we're among the visitors to the city last
saturday with the excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeigler, Of Spokane.
we're guests Of the Ceur d'Alene Inn.
Turing the early part Of the week.
Chas. Sweeney, after q short visit
nth his family at the Cepr d 'Alene
mn, returned to the mines, Thursday.
Mrs. Walt Cooper returned Tuesday
'vening, from COlfax, where she has
'een visiting for the past two weeks.
Miss DeElla Scott, of Cambridge. |
)hio, came up from Spokane, Wednes- |
Iay, to visit her brother, J. T. Scott.
Bro, Mcdonald. Of the Post Falls
'ost, dropped into the Press Office last |
donday and snapped a few remarks |
nth us.
Mr.. Geo. Potter, who has been 90
burning in the city for . few days,
rent to the mines on the Oakes. last
Isaac Cooper was released from the
uperior court Of Whitman county and
eturned to Ceur d'Alene, Tuesday
vening.
Prof. Chas. Kingsbury, Of Spokane,
II old friend Of our hardware merchant.
rank Bristow, was in the city We'd
esday.
Geo. W. Bechtel has accepted posi-.
on with the Photographic Publishing
O., Of Seattle, and will probably leave
ere Monday.
General Manager Brown, Of the Peo-
les transportation Co., left for Port
md, Oregon, Sunday. on business for
ne company.
Rev. Cornet, Of Spokane, is spending
short time enjoying camp life on the
Ike, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis,
$50 of that city.
Mr.. Patsy Clark, one OF the owners of
he Poorman mine at Burke, passed
trough the city, Tuesday, on his way
the C9ur d'Alenes.
Deputy Marshal Robt Dryden passed
trough on his way from Boise, Friday,
here he took twenty FIVE prisoner
ON Wallace. Quick work Robt. |,
W. A. Reiniger has returned from a
ip to the northern part Of the county.
e thinks his prospects for nomination
the democratic ticket for assessor
Try good. L
Rev. Herman Page spent last week ,
sitting Boomers Ferry and other
WINS in the northern part Of the
unity in the interests Of the Episco-
lean church.
Ben. Nichols, the Spokane ieweler,
BY his wife, is stopping at
9 Inn. Mr.. Nichols is the gentleman
no is having the floating cottage built |;
the C9ur d'Alene Mill Co.
Miss Mamie Kercheval went to Spo-
ne yesterday to meet her sister who
mes from Washington city to spend
racation with the family. They ar &
led here this morning. b