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

just arrived from California: Cauli.
flower, radishes, lettuce and celery
Kaesemeyer Market.
Straw hats for the boys, straw hats
for the girls, straw hats for everybody
from ~ cents up at the store of the
CGur d. Alene Mercantile Co.
DIR. J. II. Mcpherson Dentist. is pre-
pared to do all kind Of work in that
line. Special attention to irregularities
OF the teeth. Office Lakeside Ave.
| We are receiving by express, daily
shipments OF lettuce, asparagus, spin.
ach and other green vegetables. fresh
from the gardens at Walla Walla.
MCFARLAND & REINiGER.
Wanted.-Persons having town war.
rants for sale to call at this Office for
particulars.
st. Luke's church, EpiscopaD ser
/ vices ii a. IN. and 7:30 p. IN. Sunday
school 3p. m. Everyone welcome.
| HERMAN PAGE, Rector.
The first excursion train of the season
from Spokane and surrounding towns.
will arrive tomorrow.
The citizens of sand Point issued cir
culars notifying thieves, thugs and re-
puted hard characters to leave town and
there was wild scramble within two
hours after the move.
We have just received a nice assert
ment Of fishing tackle, hammocks. base
balls, foot balls, bats, croquet sets. etc
Come in and see them.
CTrR DALESE DRUG Co.
Major Ballard is making quite ex-
tensiye Improvements on Lis building
on Sherman street, which will be occu-
pied by Mr.. George, the genial tonsorial
artist, who will fit up his rooms in
most elegant style, and thus the good
work goes on.
The body of Andrew Coulson. who
was killed in the Great Northern wreck
near Sand Point, was buried in a grave
dug only twenty-five inches from the
surface. The coroner ordered it prop
erly buried and the citizens want the
responsible parties arrested.
The Exchange saloon will furnish ice
for one quarter of a cent per pound.
All persons desiring to contract AT
above rates should call on or address.
W. +. Dial, manager, Cpur dAlene.
Idaho. If
A grand yacht race will be sailed to-
morrow for two prizes a silver cup and
handsome silver emblem, donated bv
the citizens of CGur d'Alcne. The con-
testants for the prizes are the Argus.
Idaho and Mountain Queen, three Of
the fastest sailers on the lake.
Steamer Torpedo will meet an excur-
sion party, Saturday, May 2lst, at Post
Falls, consisting Of the students of ST.
Mary's Hall, Of Spokane. The party
will spend the day at Mica Bay, visit
ing Cour d. lene and Fort Sherman on
the way and returning to meet the train
at Post Falls in the evening.
Quite number of Presbyterian ex-
cursionis.s paid our city a visit last
Wednesday. accompanied by Mr.. A. ID. |
Graham, Of Spokane. To say they are
more than delighted with Cpur d'Alene
and its surroundings, is putting il so |
light, that we blush for our lack Of Ian |
guage to express ourselves. But it was
ever thus when we try 10 tell about the |
beauties of lake Como in Northern |
Idaho.
On Friday evening of last week, Pan
Handle Lodge X. of 7. gave their first
ball in their new hall at Rathdrum. |
About seventy-five couple were pres.
ent, including visitors from this CITY, |
Post Falls, Hope and other towns. |
Fort Sherman band furnished music
for the occasion. The affair was much
enjoyed and will be long remembered
in Pythian circles.
George W. Williams was brought be-
fore Judge Hoffman, Friday morning,
on charge of stealing some clothing
from Mr.. Moore. of the Palace Restau-
rant. He plead guilty to the charge.
and the Judge gave him thirty days to
make his escape from one Of the steel
cages at Rathdrum.
Mrs, Gray, known as Miss Kate Dial
gleish in the Belmour-Gray company.
is encha nted with the beauties of Cuur
d Alene and the grandure of surround.
ing scenery. She is SO delighted with
the place that she is negotiating for the
of property overlooking the
lake and contemplates erecting neat
cottage for summer residence.
Capt. Waters received couple of
packages of sugar beet seed. which he
intends TO plant on his farm as an ex.
pertinent From the description of
and he received from the seed depart.
mcnt he is confident the soil in this
vicinity is well adapted to sugar bee, ;
culture. This is a move in the right I
and our farmer friends. gen.
orally, should try few seed, it may be
The making of your fortune.
Floods in the Mississippi valley:
Hoods in the Missouri valley: Hoods in
Arkansas; tordanoes, cyclones and
devastating floods in Texas: cyclones in
Pennsylvania: hurricanes and hlizzantis
IN Dakota and Minnesota, destroying