The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-06-11

Mr.. J. !. Shallis returned from
Sprague, where he has been spending /
few days, and reports everything quie
along the line.
The social given by the ladies Of tn
Methodist church. Thursday evening
was success both financially and il
satisfying good healthy appetite.
There must he something unusually
attractive about C9ur d'Alene, to judgs
from the summer visitors who are look,
ing over our town and its surroundings
Marshal Pinkham and Deputy Dry
den passed through the city, Thursday
returning from the scene of the strike
Mr.. Dryden returned TO the mines
yesterday.
The typographical Union, of Spo
kane, will give an excursion on the
nineteenth of June. Ceur d Alene Lake
is the mecca Of their enjoyment on that
occasion.
Under the supervision of Mr.. John
Sebring. Sherman street is assuming a
particularly fine appearance and when
completed will be as fine a thorough
fare rs any town can boast.
n. J. Warner is making quite ex-
tensive improvements on his residence,
on Lakeside avenue, in the shape of
All ell on the west side, which when
completed will add greatly to its COM
fort and convenience.
A party consisting of Rev. and Mrs.
W. A. Shanklin, Miss Frances shank
lin and W. Is. Roberts, Of Spokane, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodsell, of Fort Scott,
Kansas, arrived on Thursdays train to
spend few days III the city.
ST. Lukes church, EpiscopaD Ser
vices II "A. m. and s p m. Sunday
school 10 a. IN. Everyone welcome.
The evening service will be omitted,
Sunday, June 18th.
HERMAN PAGE, Rector.
The Marshal is doing good work in
having the back yards and alleys
cleaned up. They needed il bad enough.
There were places that would stink a
dog out Of tan yard, and how a civil
lied human being could stand il is be-
yond our comprehension.
Yellowstone Jack, OF wild and woody
west fame, WAS an occupant Of the city
refrigerator few evenings ago, in con.
sequence OF an over load of spirits fru-
menu. \ fine of five dollars and costs
as the premium awarded by the Police
Magistrate for his eccentric perform
ances.
Pleasant Young and Margaret
Couple. both Of Mount Hope. Washing.
ton. were married, Thursday. June 9.
is.,s, by Rev. Herman Page. Mr.. and
Mrs. Young will spend few days with
relatives in the neighborhood of C9ur
d Alene and then return 10 their home
a; Mount Hope.
The Republican Club held meeting,
"Wednesday evening. at which
they disposed of considerable
business. John Frcdricks was elected
president in place of Stearns. resigned.
There will be another meeting Monday
evening. a; o'clock, which all members
are requested 10 attend.
:. :. Glidden. Patsy Clark, John NJ.
Burke. Frank Il. Moore and Phillips
Bros mine owners of the CGur d..
Alencs. passed through here on their
way 10 the mines yesterday. While
everything is apparently quiet and most
of the mines working. yet it is claimed
that there is no local government and
only the presence OF the Deputy L. )
Marshals preserves order.
Frank Bris;ow. last night. disturbed
the proceedings Of the iiremen's meet
ing by appearing before them with four
frcmcn's axes, which he presented to
the company. This is the first thing
tia, has ever been presented to the de
rar;ment. \ resolution Of thanks was
passed, but it was the
general feeling. that thanks was not
half expressive enough.
cleanliness is next to Goodness" and
acting on the maxim SO often quoted,
our merchants and business men have
agreed TO clean up in front Of their
places of business every saturday.
This is very commendable spirit, and
one that vii, meet the appreciation of all
and give our visitors n good
opinion of our city :nd its inhabitants
The Town Dads are having the hose
house moved back on the street line.
II the \. L. Co. would now move their
round house on the street line. II would
add immensely to the appearance of the
street. II looks like a bump on log.
out in the street about ten
feet. They were petitioncd to remove it
about a year ago, but up to the present
writing nothing has been heard from il.
The Rathdrum Reporter. the advent
Of which we noted two weeks ago. has
flown. She spread the wings of the
journalistic eagle and SCARED to almost
azure height, nestled down on mother
earth. scraped few sheckles from the
gullible citizens of Rathdrum, changed
coats and moved to parts unknown,
leaving many to mourn her loss and the
loss of their lucre. Wheeler and his
press have gone.