The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-05-21

+. L. Armstrong expects to start for
London, Canada, his Old home, tomor-
r1w morning, where his father is laying
seriously i'll, but we hope that he will
find his father improved upon his ar
rival home.
Messrs. Miller Bros, druggists, are
not to he out done by their neighbors.
in the way of improvements. They are
having their place Of business raised to
the proper grade of the street. This in
being done all along the line. A person
will soon be able TO walk along without
having their neck dislocated every
twenty-five or thirty feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaesemeyer returned to
their home in Michigan, on Wednesday,
after several weeks visit to their son.
our enterprising butcher, Mr.. r. G,
kaesemeyer. Mr.. Kaesemeyer in
formed us he had enjoyed better health
while here than he had for several
years and was very enthusiastic about
the country and our exceeding healthy
climate. Well this is what everybody
says who visits Ceur d'Alene.
The foundation is about ready to re-
ceive the upper structure Of Mr.. Rris-
lows new hardware store. The build
viii be 3JxG0 feet. This will give him
ample room for the large stock Of
stoves. hardware and tinware, which
will arrive soon. The contractors.
Messrs. Conner & Smith, are pushing
the building to completion with their
usual energy. Mr.. Bristow displays a
great deal of energy and confidence in
thus starting up SO soon after his recent
loss. This is the second loss by fire
which Mr.. Bristow has sustained with
in eighteen months. May he never
know its like again.
The Belnour-Gray Theatrical Co,
produced Hazel Kirke- at Post Hall,
Thursday evening to a large and appre-
ciatiye audience. Mr.. Gray, as Pittacus
Green, fully sustained his reputation as
an actor of merit and Miss Kate Dal-
gleish, as Hazel kirke, delighted the
audience with her fine acting. The
characters OF. Mercy Kirke and Dunstan
kirke were well sustained by Miss Ada
Wheeler and Norval McGregor. and
Miss Ella Damaras, as Dolly Dutton,
Gould not be better. Messrs. Armstrong,
Belmour and Kay all deserve credit for
he artistic manner in which they sus-
aimed the characters allotted to them,
The whole company met with a warm
'eception here and during their season
n Spokane they expect to make several
1isits to C9ur d'Alene and when next
hey come that entertaining drama
Lady of Lyons" will be produced. Ii
S hardly necessary for the Press to say
ha; they VIII be greeted with a crowded
iouse, as they are certainly favorites
With our people. There was only one
hing lacking at Thursday evenings
performance, and that was programs
With synopsis of the play, which bet
er enables person to understand and
appreciate the performance.
There was large attendance at the
Republican Club meeting, held in
hall on last Tuesday evening.
lx new members were enrolled and
'ecame full fedged republicans. Mr..
leo. Conner, president of the club. re-
luested that his resignation be &C
epted. as his business would not admit
Il his giving the attention to club mat
ers that it required. On motion his
resignation was accepted. and Mr.. John
'tearns was elected TO fill the vacancy.
dr. Rush was elected secretary, vice
as. II. Harte resigned. Jas. ii. Harte,
ohm Hager and c. l.. McGinniss were
ppointed a committe to secure a suit
bile hall for meetings. F. L. Burgan. Ed
Riley and 7. F. 0Riley were appointed
committee on literature. J. X. san
'orn. Chas, Hoffman, C. l.. McGinniss
nd DIR. Atwood. were appointed a
ommittee TO secure republican pole
o be raised at some future time. ]. r.
and c. l.. McCinniss were ap-
ointed committee to solicit subscrip-
ions to defray expenses for pole. flag.
&c. Quite lot of other business was
for the good of the club.
was well pleased and no
tile surprised at the large attendance.
all in brothers, we are glad to see you
ttend.