The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-01-28


actions.
The Knights Of Pythias gave another
of their delightful dances at the Ceul
d'Alsne Inn last evening.
William Hoskinson temporarily fills
the Office Of city marshal, made vacant
by the departure of Marshal McSperrap.
Sheriff Costello was in the city the
first of the week. He landed his pris-
oners, Major Darnold and John Quigley,
safely in the penitentiary, and returned
from Boise City on Friday of last week.
While there he visited the legislature.
and says the Kootenai county members
are doing good work.
The report that Burnett. the black
smith, whom number of our citizens
are anxious TO interview, was captured
at Helena and would be brought here
last saturday, mention of which we
made in our last issue, proved entirely
false and originated in the imaginative
brain of an officer.
The bean social at Graney's Hall on
Monday evening was decided success
and furnished much amusement TO
those present. 1t also developed the
fact that many of our citizens were pie
eaters who might well enter such con-
test for the championship of America.
But we don't blame them, for the pies
furnished as lunch were enough to
tempt the most confirmed dyspep:ic.
&. ii. Ferrall raised a large crop of
broom corn on his farm just north of
town last season, and will soon convert
The product into brasaHaS, lie has all
the machinery necessary for manufac-
turing brooms, and will soon embark in
the business. We believe it will be the
first factory of the kind established in
Idaho, and see no reason why it should
not grow into an extensive and profit
able business. Mr.. Ferrall says his crop
Of broom corn will net him 500.
T. ]. Robson, city marshal of Walla
Walla for the past ten years, and an old |
friend of our townsman. \. II. Butler |
n as here during the week to testify be.
lore the general court martial at Fort
sherman in the cases of three soldiers |
II the Fourth cavalry whom he recently |
'rrested in that city. lie expressed /
as surprised al the evidences of
prosperity and beautiful location of our
little city, and has no doubt that it will
become the most attractive and popular
ummer resort in the Pacific northwest,
In the past few years Hoods Sarsa,
'arilla Calendar has become such a
avorite that the people anticipate its
Innuai appearance with pleasure. The
'alendar for 93, which is now before
is, will fully satisfy every expectation
IS to beauty and utility 1t is little
anger than ever before, and bears a
picture of the Young Dis
ovcrers,' with pad below in plain
CURES, all printed ill., harmonious and
leasing colors. To be appreciated it
must be seen. Get copy of your drug
list, or send 6 cents in stamps to {. |.
iood X Co., Lowell, Mass.
} The contract has been let to Portland
arties by the Peoples Transportation
o, for new hull for the steamer
Amelia Wheaton. The huh will be
,ade in that city and shipped here to
e put together. The machinery of the
Wheaton, will be thoroughly repaired,
nd when the improvements are COM
leted she will be practically a new
oat. Ii is the intention of the COM ,
any to make her one of the neatest ,
nd best steamers on the lake. The ,
ew boat which they contemplated put ,
ng on the lake will not be built until
he completion of the electric road.
For pains in the chest there is nothing d
etter than flannel cloth saturated d
18th Chamberlains Pain Balm and a
ound on over the seat of pain. 1t will I
reduce counter irritation without a
istering, and is not so disagreeable as y
ustard fact is much superior to
ny plaster on account of its pain-re- II
ewing qualities. If used in time it will Q
'event pneumonia. so cent bottles for G
lie by Miller Bros, druggists. a