The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-06-09

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Treasurer Hill. Auditor Bragaw, and
Judge White were over from Rathdrum
Wednesday.
Miss Grace NARROW remembered the
PRESS force with boqnets of fresh June
roses this week.
VIM. Smith is here renewing old ac-
quaintances, after an absence of four
years In the Sound country.
Bids will be opened at the post June
18th for the placing of brick founda-
lions under the officers quarters.
At the bond election for this school
district, Tuesday, a very light vote was
polled. resulting in % votes for bonds
and against.
q. Rudhart has moved his residence
to the front Of his lot fronting on Ceur
fAlene avenue. and is building an nd
dition thereto.
The city democratic flag was courte-
ously hoisted to the breeze Wednesday
in honor of the meeting OF the repabli-
can county committee.
AT Benefits new lunch counter you
viii find hot soup and coffee until mid.
night, sandwiches, boiled eggs, cake, ice
cream and Strawberries. Drop in and
see Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bethel are enjoying a
visit from their parents. who arrived
last Sunday from bloomington, H., &C.
companied by their daughters, Misses
Bertha and Iris.
The Fort Sherman ball team goes TO
Rockford Wash. tomorrow TO play the
nine there. The Torpedo will take 'cm
to Rockford landing. where a team will
convey them 10 the town.
/ l.. W. Newton, a rancher living near
East Point, met with painful accident
the first Of the week, dislocating his
shoulder. lie came 10 town Tuesday
/ and had the dislocsiion reduced.
/ J. H. iiarte, grand keeper of records
and seal. aud ;. 81. Smith. representative.
left for focaisllo last night 10 attend
4 the Ihlrd annual session of the grand
lodge Of Idaho. knight OF 1'ythias.
/ The board OF trustees has appointed
Andy Bsrnes dog catcher. and all dogs
OH which the 90 TAX is not paid by Aug.
[ 18th viii be sen, 10 that undiscovered
country from whose bourne no dog cr-
! .r returns"
Judge Clsgeit returned from Oregon
last Monday. where he made number
of speeches fer the populis, cause. The
r,oguencr Of the silver .ongued orator
was not, however, persuasive enough 10
( give TIE pops. the state.
The Maraudess." u large and beauu-
T .ul oil painting by Is. Sabin has been
ola exhibition In Mi!lcr's drug store win,
don danng The week. and has excited
much admiration. Mrs. +. \. McCariy
has also had so,ne iinc paintings on ex
hihliion of late.
+ Fred Shaliis, who Is nos acting as
parser oa the y. T.. steamer Billings.
which Is transferring passengers be.
tween rasco aud Wallula, writes tha;
the boa, runs through overlooked orch
ards and gardens and that they land NJ
Hunts Junction, a town three miles
from The Columbia river.
An ai;enuAtcd branch Of the Indus.
trial army. working eastward. gave .
show nt rome sort In tho Grancy build
lug. "Wednesday. 10 rather empty seats.
~ the republican central committee
held forth In town the same day. two
good shows III one afternoon were more
than ctr people could stand.
Charles iIoffcr. cavairyman, Of &
troop. was arrested Wednesday upon n
variant sworn OH, by Tracey. the black
smith, charging assault; with a deadly
weapon. Justice Welsh tried the casr
Thursday and acquitted tie prisoner.
The evidence showed that he was not
the aggrcSsor, but, rather, had acted in
'sclt.defcnsc.
Walter Bennett opened his Ice cream
rooms aud lunch counter 10 the public
las; Sunday. aud is building up a nice
little buainoss. Ills ice cream Is of a
very superior quality, rich. nicely Gav.
orcd aud well frozen. Having sampled
IL through his remembrance of the
Pass force last Tuesday, We know
whereof we speak.
We received too late for publication
this week a communication from Jay
Rand Sanburn on the lowering of Lake
CGur dAleae. II covers the whole
ground, showing the advantages TO be
gained and the different plans that will
be discussed at meeting 20 be held in
the near future by the sufferers along
the Crur d'ilene and St Joe rivers.
A sneak thief entered the chamber o!
Mrs. John \. Moore, at the Ceur d
.Alcne Inn, during her temporary alb
scncc the other day. and robbed her o!
"a $40 gold piece worn on her chain as a
charm. Two gold watches lying ON The
dressing case were not disturbed. As
the gold piece was n wedding present
! Mrs. Moore priced IL highly and feels
badly over its loss.
J AT the Cmur dAlenc Inn last Sun.
! day, soon after the arrival of the excur
sion train from Spokane, Justice Hos