The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-17
Lost Or Strayed.

their face and eyes, have lost or with
held the following advertisements from
their proper place In the columns Of tn
PRESS, for the past few months, to tn
great detriment and discredit of tn,
enterprising business men Of this city
And we feel the loss OF these adver
tisements very sensibly, ourselves, ant
in order to see them In their prope
place, We will pay = reasonable reward
The following is q partial list: TIVE
restaurants. two barber shops. one dress
making and millinery establishment
one livery stable, one tailor shop, ons
meat market. one drug store. one bank
two mercantile houses, two blacksmith
shops. OF course IL the proprietOrs OF
any of the above establishments don't
wish to establish friendly relation
with the people of the surrounding
country. we viii subside, as it were, and
draw ourselves into our journalistic
hole and pull the hole in after us. We
merely make the above suggestion, that
perhaps their friends could find them
much easier IL they knew where they
were doing business, that's all.
Wilson Scott and wife, late of Cam
bridge, Ohio, but now residents of Spo-
kane, are spending few days with
their son. J. I. Scott.
Three large emigrant teams passed
through the city bound for the east
side OF the Rocky mountains, to look
for homes. Truly they are hard to
satisfy. II from all the vacant land in
this country they could not be suited.
On September 18th the Northern
Pacific changed the train service on the
Crnr d'Alene branch as follows: Train
will arrive in the morning at 80 and
depart in the evening at 5:i5. Mail
closes at AS. p. nj.
Mr.. Bert Wishard and Micheal Smith.
who have been in the Priest lake coun-
try doing some assessment work aud
prospecting, returned last Monday.
They are well pleased with the outlook
of their respective claims. Mr.. Wish.
ard made new discovery, and located
the same.
Mrs. Witt, Frank and George Hagan,
started, last Friday, for Europe to at
tend school; but owing TO the prevail
ence Of cholera in Europe, Judge
Hagan telegraphed them 10 not ven
ture the trip. Mrs. Witt will pursue
her music studies and Master George
will attend school at No,re Dame, Ind,
and Frank will return TO his home here.
The partnership Of Mcfarland and
Reiniger has been dissolved. Mr. Nc
Fariand will continue the business.
lie is a thorough business man and the
high standing OF the old firm, as one of
the leading business houses Of the city.
win undoubtedly be sustained by the
latter. We are sorry to see Mr.. Reniger
retire from active business.
Chas. Il. Teeple who died at Moscow
Of malignant diphtheria last week, was
The son Of Mr.. Teeple who lives across
The bay. The body was brought TO this
place last Monday. The funeral took
place from the depot and the
services were conducted at the grave
by the Rev. Herman Page. The
Of the entire community is
extended TO the bereaved family.
W. ". Doty, formally of Rockford,
,as located here and opened shoe.
shop on Sherman street. The
I'D stereotyped saying that he will fill a |
ong felt want is true in this case,
'or we have been without
, shoemaker for several months
md the soles of the community need |
rpairing. Mr.. Doty has rented a
,ouse and will remove his family i'm
neiiately.
For lame back or for pain in the |
ode or chest, try saturating piece of
lannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
md binding II onto the affected parts. |
This treatment will cure any ordinary
'ase in one or two days. Pain Balm |
Ilso cures rheumatism. Fifty cent
,ottles for sale by Miller Bros, drug.
lists.
NC. Ballard. employed at the saw
Mill at Post Falls, met with serious
'ccident last Tuesday while engaged In
oading cars. In company with Mr..
dcCrea he was loading some heavy
imbers and slipped and fell between
he cars. The heavy timbers fell upon
i'm. His head was badly bruised and
mt in many places. making him uncon.
cious for several hours. lie was at
ended by DIR. Sabin of Cnur dAlene
nd Is now out of danger.
Among the incidents of childhood
hat stand out in bold relief, rs our
memory reverts to the days when we
we're young, none are more prominent
han severe sickness. The young
mother wildly remembers that it was
cough remedy cured her
( her Group, and in turn administers
to her own offspring and always with
he best results. For sale by Miller
sros.. Druggists.
A grand dance was given at pande.
nonium hall, last Tuesday evening, by
he guests of the Hotel d'Pinkham, on
herman street. The votaries of
enjoyed themselves to the
Utmost until the aurora Of morn
treaked the eastern horizon with those
signs that another day