The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-17
HARRISON NEWS NOTES.

The work upon the depot is progress
ing, and we have the assurance of its
early completion.
The peoples party man lectured to
quite number in the new hall at
Harrison Tuesday night. The result
has not yet become known.
Mr.. Chas. Hetch's new building is
nearly completed. He has put in a fine
store front and ere long will have some
toothsome dainties ready for the market
The frame of the new house of Billy
Barteu is up and ere long will be com
pleted. Little by little the growth of
our town proceeds and before we are
fully aware of it will city we may be
proud to call our home spring up.
A special passed through Wednes-
day laden with soldiers returning from
the mines they have guarded SO long.
From the tired and detected appearance
of the boys in blue We should Judge the
warm welcome of their home will be
a acceptable
+. o. Ribstein has begun the erection
OF his dwelling. The situation of his
lots are fine, and when the building is
added to the many residences now upon
this street it will make continuous
line Of fine houses.
n literary society has been formed in
Harrison. The object of this oryani
zation Is to promote the social and
welfare among the lovers Of
good literature 1t is a commendabl. |
effort and one which we hope will be- |
with success.
Mr.. Oleson, the L. P. depot agent a.
his place, left for his home Monday.
The company's auditor spent sunday
iere and appointed the agent at Chat
'ollet to fill his place. A fine safe and
'ffice desk have been furnished By the
ompany and the office begins to have
business like aspect.
The Peoples Transportation Go. are
ndeavoring to successfully launch the
Dating wharf that has for some time
cen fastened to the shore. 1t appears
be rather difficult piece of work to
ccompiish properly; but as the right ,
len are at work their manifold efforts
I'LL accomplish the task they have
=;
The Ensign has made a moye-not ,
ward the mourner's bench to be for $
ven for its many sins and the break s
g OF so many Of the commandments. ;
1t merely to take up it's abode in {
,other dwelling. In any serious case I
IS supposed to be favorable omen I
observe a change. We trust the \
isis is past and in the future that il 4
ay have less painful experience. {
Some little strife has been created be.
'een the L. 7. and y. F. railways.
ne connections the Peoples Transpor.
ton Co.'S boats make with the L. T.
ANS has taken greater portion of :
trade Of the travelling public from
Northern Pacific. We understand
Georgia Cakes now 'anis passengers
Harrison and makes connections with
trains at Cnur d'Alene City. We
pc sucn Is the case and all encourage
mt will be given to any new business n,
'jects put forth. As competition
he life Of trade then the more the
.rrier
sunday, Us. Deputy Marshal F.. ".
neeler took the Corwin to Cpur
Alene City, in charge of the two men ma
ested upon the charge Of sellir II, II.
uor to the Indians. A number of cit an
IS were taken as witnesses. For two n.
Is previous to the arrest, Mr. Wheeler co Il
his assistant, VIM. Able, searched .ai
surrounding country for the miss. c o.
eiilprits and Mt last found them .