The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-09-01
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Spokane Monday.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing q
speciality Ut tho PREss Office.
Mrs. J. II. Brown. Of Boulder, visited
friends In town Monday.
The dog tax having been reduced to
u many owners have paid up.
Judge Albert Hagen and wife were
registered In Spokane Wednesday.
Try Schilling's best Pioneer Baking
Powder, Mcfarland sole agent.
w. b. Mcfarland made q business
trip to Spokane the first Of the week.
The steamer st. Joseph Is now max.
Ing three trips each week up the st. Joe
river.
During August ., $50 acres of public
lands were filed upon In the Ceur d.
Alene land Office.
Teeth filled or extracted without pain
BY the nse Of local anesthetics. DR.. J.
II. Mcpherson. dentist.
Nn. 4. J. Rule, her daughter and
mother left for California the fist Of
the week TO spend the winter.
Judge A. X. White returned from
his St. Aastes ranch. Tuesday, and pro-
ceeded TO Rathdrnm the same evening.
rhs republican county central com.
mittee ID called TO meet ut Rathdrum
next Wednesday for the transaction OF
business.
The Methodist Episcopal conference,
In session at The Dalies. Oregon, ap-
pointed q. q. Muller pastor for C9ur
dAleae and Post Falls.
The ladieis Of the Methodist Aid So
ciety gave very enjoyable ice cream
social at the pavilion last evening for
the benefit Of the church.
The registration books are now open
at J. II. lIartes Office and every voter
should make it a point to register at an
early date. Register now.
Mrs. W. T.. Nesbitt and children lief,
last evening for British Columbia where
they will spend month with the cap
tain on the upper Columbia river.
John and Theodore Rosen and chas
wahIberg returned last Saturday from
two weeks trip up the swift water OF
the 81. Joe. They were very successful
In landing large number Of trout.
Af,rr being tied up a, her wharf fo'
more than month. the Georgia OAkes
made her regular trip to Old Mission
Wednesday aud viii continue TO nut
daily until the close Of navigation.
X. X. Smith will open his new place
OF business nex; week. The interior
wood work OF his building is In native
cedar which makes n handsome finish
The sidebosrd 10 Of the same material
Perry smith Is now holding the pc
si;ion OF night Waterman on the steam
CT George Cakes. taking the place Of
George Plan. who has accepted posi-
ton n engineer on the steamer Gen
sherman.
Vim. Ashley. Jr., Is engaged In sur
veying . new wagon road from Ok
Mission down the banks Of the Coeu
d'Aienc river for n distance OF 81,
mics. The road will be extended late
In the season.
sam. Carnahan. the accommodating
clerk al Netherlands. who has been ah
sent several days. will return the FIRST o
the week with his wife and two child
rem. who are on their way here fror
New Mexico.
| The regular sabbath evening service
at the Presbyterian church will be n
sumcd tomorrow. nj $50. The tex
will b.. lis no, this the Carpenter
A special invitation is extended 10 Ia
boring men aud all business mrn.
4 r. ". Beach and wife. Of rolcus'
Wash. sIcn, Thursday in town. Nj
Beach was very much delighted wit
the place and expressed his conndene
In it's future growth and prosperity.
The two months old daughter Of NJ
, aud Mrs. A. Gilman, of the City hotc
; died early "Wednesday morning q
! cholera infantum after a sickness q
few hours. The funeral took plac
} Thursday. in,e.ment at the city GEM
tary.
The populists are 10 have big n
! li,ical meeting near Ramsey static
next Monday. Prominent speaker
. will I've present. among them Hon. Wn
!. II. Claggctt A whole OF will he roas
ed. also the republican and Democrat
parties.
: The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Fr
by,cr,an church will meet with Mr.
, Arthur Miller, next Tuesday. at
, o'clock n. m. A general attendance
The members Is important, AZ businc
|, In which all are interested Will come b
! fore the society.
School opens for the fall and whit
!, term next Tuesday. Prof. Melee al
Mrs. S. NJ. Smith win have charge
teachers and all scholars in Mr., McBee
room are requested to go to the scho
! house Monday afternoon where tn
:. will receive their books.
!. The injunction case Of the Bunke
Q hill & sullivan Mining Co. vs.. the Mi
{ ers' Union Of wardner, which was
have been heard before c. l.. lleitma
-. A.. .h..,.r, q, thia v,lace In