The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-30

n Married, 1t the Ceur d'Alene Inr
Sunday, July cath, Edwin Sturgeon an
Ella Aosher. both Of Spokane, by Rev
Herman Page.
, A. B. Laughf made the banner trou
catch Of the season. He caught 100 lba
in one day. The smallest one weighet
four pounds and the largest sixtee,
pounds.
1t II almost certain that term OF tn
United States district court will be hell
In this city. commencing about Angus
End. A number Of the miners who tool
part in the strike will be tried at THU
term.
i W. A. Reiniger, who recently visited
most OF the towns In Kootsnai county
says that Ceur d'Alene IL the uveliesi
OF them all and that our people should
visit other places II they wish to se<
dull times.
All the members Of Kootenai lodge
Knigts Of Pythias, are requested to be
present at the lodge room, Thur.da,
evening, promptly At 8 O'Clock. There
viii be something of interest to all
transpire at this meeting.
F. v. Yeager Is refitting the old gal
lery In trout Of the Bancroft House and
will be ready to begin work next Thurs.
day. He has . number Of fine views,
both on lake and land, for sale and it
will pay all to visit his gallery.
Thursday evening - the train was
leaving for Spokane . spark from the
engine set fire TO the wood shed Of
Walter Cooper 1t his residence. For
tunately the fre was discovered and ex
tinguished before It did much damage.
The field notes Of the survey Of town.
ship 70 north, range west, were filed
last week in the surveyor generals
Office At Boise City. The delay of their
fling was caused by the severe illness
OF Mr.. Long, one Of the contraction.
United States circuit court Commits.
sioner Hoffman, Of this city, boarded
the George Oakes Thursday morning
for Wallace where he will proceed to
issue warrants for the prisoners now
under guard at that place and wardner,
who will be charged with conspiracy.
Tom. Elliott came in Monday even.
ing from Ruby Creek mining district,
with several good specimens Of ore
which he secured from that district.
He reports everything lively there and
development work Is being rapidly
pushed.
On Thunday Of last week the body
OF an unknown man was discovered
about five miles south OF Backtail
Mountain on the shores OF Pend d..
Oreilie lake. The body WAS badly de-
compased. The corner took it in
charge and buried il where found.
The spur track Of the Great Northern
at Sand Point. which was used for the !
transfer Of cars from the Northern
Pacific TO the main line OF the Great |
Northern, has been torn up and all |
business will Be transacted at the new
depot J. II. Scott has been appointed
agent.
A young man came along and stopped !
on j. J. Costello's ranch, Tuesday morn.
ing. He said that he was going TO
claim the ranch and that he intended
to fight It out John thought that he
had better make friends with him 50 he
called him J. J. Costello, Jr. DIR. Lid.
dell reports the mother and son doing
well.
The Kootenai Heard says that John
York, formerly Of Butte, Mont. and
brother Of Thomas York, foreman Of
The Gagnon mine, committed suicide at
Kalispell last Friday morning by cut.
ling his throat with knife. lie leaves
wife and thirteen children. Mrs.
York arrived at Kalispel Sunday aud
COX the body to Butte. No cause for
he rash act is known.
lie dropped into a Ceur d'Alene
'aloon and approached the bartender as
'ollows; MY liver seems to be out Of
rider, SO III take little gin" After
illing a glass to overlooking and swal.
owing the contents with a satisfactory
mack Of the lips he dropped a short
ut on the bar As II was raked off, the
bartender remarked: II don't know
about your liver: but there is
'othing the matter with your gall"
Messrs. o. A. Buell., of Rathdrum.
md Thos. McKeon, Of South Dakota.
ave formed co-partnership in the
ambering business and have selected
,Gur dAlene City as the point of their
uturs operations. The mill which they ,
rill erect will have a capacity Of !
wenty Ave thousand feet per day. We {
re informed by creditable authority {
hat Mr.. Mckeon returned to Dakota
or his family and will make this his .
ome. Mr.. Buell. will also remove his :
amily to Ceur d'Alene City. These
entleman are old and experienced mill
hen, and excellent citizens, and Ceur {
'Alene is particularly fortunate in the !
dvent among us Of such people. {
Mr.. Ed. Riley Is the victim Of mis- &
laced confidence. Last Monday night
G charitably took poor fellow in and ,
ave him lodging. During the night {
he ledger secured the keys from the q
ants ,,ockpts ~ Nr Rilav nnenod tha /.