The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-08-13

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before Police Magistrate Hoskins, Tues.
day, and paid fine Of sS each and costa
for INDUCING too freely In the fluid that
intoxicates.
Samuel Black has erected . neat cot
tage In Grahsm's addition, for his
future home. Ceur d'AIene ID march.
ing hight along In the front rank Of the
procession and don't you forget It.
The management Of the Ceur d..
Aiene Iun has changed, Fred. +. Won.
nacott retiring. Major Warner win
continue ~ manager OF the business
under the firm name Of Warner 4 Co.
On Sunday the 18th the Northern
Pacific will run an excursion from
points along its line In the Palouse
country TO this city. The excursion
will include ride on the George Cakes.
A cordial invitation ID extended to all
to attend the religious services at the
Post Chapel At Fort Sherman. Sunday
school 10 a. m. Praise, prayer and short
sermon 7:45 p. m. J. II. MAcoxBEn,
Post Chaplain.
Mr.. Esler, Of the Gem mine, was
passenger on the Oakes, Thursday
morning. bound for the mines. We ad-
mire Mr.. Esler's pluck; but we do
think that his judgment is, to say the
least, awful bad.
The Ladies Columbian Club, of this
city is doing splendid work towards
the Worlds Fair exhibit and what they
contribute to IdahO's exhibit will DO
both credit to their energy and the
state.
The carrying capacity Of the steamers
on the lake il being tried to the utmost.
Travel and freight traffic il increasing
20 rapidly that the docks and steamer
landings present the appearance Of a
thriving seaport town.
General Manager Brown, of the PEG.
pies Transportation Co., is like tho
lnshmans hea; you put your finger on
him and he amt there. lie is a VERT.
able will o the wisp. There are no flies
on Manager Brown.
George Moltke, a new arrival in this
city has rented the Ballard building,
corner Of Third and Sherman streets
and will tit II up for a Rrst-class restau-
raut. His furniture and fixtures have
arrived and the place will soon be opsn
TO the public
q. A. Ingalls,, Department Com
mander Of the G. A. r, and stafY are
in the city. on business connected with !
the order Of this place. DIR. Ingalls, is
an old timer in this neck OF the woods,
and his numerous friends and acquain-
tances will be pleased to meet him.
Prof. 7. J. Hunt, late Of Madison,
Neb.. has been engaged As principal OF
our city schools. Mr.. Hunt is a teacher
Of long experience and comes well rec.
lie was for four years
Of schools In Madison
Neb. The fall term will begin
The first Monday in September.
During the encampmcnt Of the choir
1oys Of All Saints church. OF Spokane,
Il Mica hay. the steamer Torpedo will
make regular trips to the camp, leaving
he dock after the arrival Of the train.
IN Sunday several trips will 10 made
Turing the day. A sacred concert will
'e given At the camp in the afternoon.
+. G. Welch has been appointed regis.
rar Of this voting precinct and will
ave his office in the Ballard build
ng. corner Of sherman and Third
treets. The Office will be open every
from now until within ten
ays Of election during the day and in
he evening from to y o'clock. All
oters are required by law TO register
nd the matter should not be put off
ntil the last moment.
A. hickman, one Of the prominent
'riest Lake mining men, in speaking Of
aiming matters in that section says,
hat on the Continental. which Is the
argest one Of the group. cut has been
IN sixteen feet in solid galena and that {
either wall has been found. The cut ,
rs been sunk ten feet and at that
epth the ore Is getting better and
,orc compact. Mr.. hickman came ,
0 Sand Point for supplies, It being his
,tention to ship in enough to last at {
asst four men all next winter. ,
Through the political excitement Of
he past few weeks, we forget our usual
ourtesy, In not acknowledging our OBJ
cations 10 our numerous farmer friends
Or donations in the shape Of vegetables.
mr. friend and correspondent of Lane, :
n the CGnr d'Alene river. will please
rcept our sincere thanks for the sack
I most excellent potatoes which he /,
mt MS last week. Beans, peas, radishes !,
nd turnips have been showered upon
; 50 literally by our many farmer !.
lends. we feel like an animated vege-
'b!e garden. Thank you gentlemen. :,
ne and all. we are always pleased to !,
ear from you. :
J. Rand Sanburn shook the dust of 4
lis fair city of his feet and started b
" the northern part Of the county last u
'ednesday. to look for relics and II
irios for the Worlds Fair. Anything a
the catalogue Of souvinisrs, or family 6,
,ir lOoma which have HING IN M