The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-02-25
A small child of Mr.. G. Brown. OF
Post Falls, died on Wednesday.


A small child of Mr.. G. Brown. OF
Post Falls, died on Wednesday.
+. 4. Empey visited Spokane the first
OF the week and purchased supply OF
new goods.
| Mrs. George b. Wonnacott, who wa
dangerously Ill a few days since, is, VIC
are pleased TO note, pronounced much
better.
Mrs. Jane Turner has been danger.
ously sick At her ranch west of town
for the past ten days She is now i'm.
proving.
Mrs. /. c. Kahler has opened a racket
store in the Curry building, on Second
street. She carries full line Of notions
and furnishings for ladies and children.
Judge A. Hagan returned from Muir
ray the first Of the week. He spent
some time there looking after the inter-
ests of his clients in several important
cases before the district court.
Mr.. Miner, who resides on a ranch
down the river, is able to be In town
again after suffering for several days
with badly injured foot Two of the
small bones were accidentally broken.
The recent appointment of Edwin
Doust, of Bonner's Ferry, as deputy
sheriff seems to give general satisfac-
ton. Sheriff Costello is surrounding
himself with an efficient force of
deputies.
Presiding Elder Booth, of the Metho-
dist church, holds quarterly conference
at Post Fails today, and will preach
there Sunday morning, at Rathdrum in
the afternoon and here in the evening
at 100.
George Herbal, a citizen Of Rath-
drum. suffering from a diseased leg.
was recently taken TO the Sacred Heart
hospital, Spokane, where successful
amputation Of the diseased member
was performed. He is rapidly recov-
ering.
Sunday evening Rev. Watson will
speak upon deaths recent harvest
among our public men-Justice Lamar.
ex President Hayes, Secretary Blaine
and Bishop Phillips Brooks. The lee
ture for Tuesday night will he deferred
until further notice.
An exchange says the belts now worn
by the ladies in ball room have knobs
fixed for their partners to take hold of
instead of the old fashioned arm
around waist method OF Waiting. The
gentlemen do not look upon the inno-
walton with much favor.
Judge White has requested Prof. F. |
Y. Ieager 10 hold teachers examina- |
ton in this city. and the Professor has
decided upon Thursday, March =. as the
date. All persons who wish TO be ex.
amined for certificates should report 10
him at the school house a; $50 a. m.
A communication received by THE
Press this week has followed many
others 10 the waste basket. Reason: No
signature attached. II closes by asking
is TO publish it. Then the writer says:
We don't want anyone to know who
wrote it," lie can rest perfectly easy
N that point, for We don't propose TO
OH him. |:
The editor Of the Post has invested
n a new Smith & wesson self-cocker.
md advertiscs for fighting editor.
This probably accounts for the repor,
hat man, dressed in pair Of snow
hoes and a plug hat, was captured in
Post Falls the other day after a pro- I
onged chase by the citizens and town
logs. |.
We have been informed that the
spokane Rod and Gun Club seriously
the selection of site near
'eur d'Alene suitable for a range. and
a the future will do their shooting here.
his would afford some Of our local
hootis@ an opportunity TO become
and try their skill with Spo-
sne's crack shots.
The Union Pacific has published a
cry neat pictorial worlds fair folder.
colored Autographs of the
arious exposition buildings, bird's-eye =
lew Of the grounds, with complete r
zap of the city, showing location of the !;
mir, hotels, railway depots, street car a
mes and city parks. Copy of same may v
e had by addressing W. II. Hurlburt, G
ssistant general passenger agent Port 2
md. Ore.
Capt. Nesbitt has accepted a position
it'll the Columbia 4 kootenai Naviga. a
on Co., and left for his new field of e
bor last Wednesday. He will run as d
late on one of the boats for a short Il
me, and then take charge OF the $
Gamer Lytton on the upper Columbia a
captain. His run will be between
little Dalles and Revelstoke. In Capt. "
esbitt the company has secured the p
rvices of thorough steamboat man. p
DIR. j. II. Mcpherson is meeting with
'precedented success in the extraction
I'd filling of teeth without pain by his
w methods, lie has many testimon. "
Is from people, showing that the sys. ~
ms he employs are all that is claimed NJ
r them. The most sensitive teeth are 81
led and extracted absolutely without u
lin, and the doctor is receiving well ~
rned praise for his enterprising efforts p
relieve patients Of the fortunes Incl. VI