The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-10
HARRISON NEWS NOTES.

n W. s Brakeman is building a summe
: Kitchen to his new home
Z. G. .Ribstie1 is grading his lot
preparatory to erecting a Cue residenc
upon them.
!. The appearance of the new bakery /
1 Every pleasing. The neat and TASTY dis
e lplay gives evidence that Mr.. Dot
will give universal satisfaction.
a Work upon the wharf has not vet re
commenced. Orders to begin again ar,
expected daily, and the force of me,
that are employed win soon make shor,
work of it.
. The building owned by the Stuy,
Bros. Is being completed this week
: When done it will be occupied b,
Floyd Mattison who will ceadsct IA first
class restaurant.
Z. l.. Hemingway purchased the
lot adjoining the one upon which his
store is built this week and has added a
large addition to his already con-.
modiouS building.
Business is pretty brisk in Harrison
now and things are running right
along" as the saying is. The boats
and trains bring hosts of people into
l town each day, some to transact bust
Mr.. Chas. Iecht bas the lumber upon
the ground to complete his building so
long unfinished owing to his i'll health
He now intends having it completed
IN short time and will open up Il fine
stock of confectionery.
Thos. Hemingway is down at Snake
river negotiating for a sand of fat cat
tie, which he Will bring to Harrison
The patrons of the Harrison meat
market expect some very toothsome
steaks when some of this tine beef is
laid upon the block.
The |. T. depot is taking upon it 5
self the form of a fine ediHce, Its di.
mansions are 40x6o and it is intended
to be furnished up in very tasty man
ner. The officials of ths L. z. deserve
much credit in this matter. They dis. !
played excellent judgment in the LAYING
out of the plans.
Many cases of sickness have been re-
ported here this week. bat nearly all
have recovered. Little Ethel Somner
has been dangerously i'll all week but is
now little improved. Ii the wishes
and hopes of the many that Ethel. with
her bright smile and loving manners
has drawn to her side as fast friends
could avail, the little one would not
suffer long.
ness and Others to enjoy the pleasure OF
the beautiful scenery. The George
Oakes lands passengers here almost
every day. The commotion OF five or
SIX landing boats, the continual buzz of
The mills, the rushing to and fro of the
trains and the steady trip of the ham.
ner, teach one to readily believe this
.oWn seeming to the front fast.
Some parties who were connected
With the Indians feeling SO very jolly'
his week took not" a, the poet saws.
unto themselves wings" aaI flew away
'ut unto themselves Mr.. Glovers boat
ma rowed away. Truly a guilty con
cience needs no accusing Nothing has
yet been heard from these miscreapts
Although Harrison is we'll rid of such
PERSONS we regret that they have $
'vaded their just punishment. q
Quite an excitement has prevailed
'ere this week among the business
aeh and the citizens in general. The r
luShy redman who has made such I
requent visits to Harrison, have on !
heir last few visis here given evidence :
nat from their actions they ha +
eceiVed supply Of fire water from :
ome mysterious source. All are aware
the effect that liquor has upon the
~ temperament of the indians, and
lreiy any one Of judgement. even put.
nS aside the penalty of such an .,
Tense, should have some regard for the :
'fety of their homes and those of -
'herS. Much has been said about this =.
atter to no purpose. However things :;
ave come to sucha pass now that h,
easures VIII De taken to prevent +,
repetition OF this offence and thos. ;,
lilty are likely to suffer for il. =,