The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-08-11
BRIErs AID rzRsonALs.

Friday evenings Of each week.
i. J. and J. Il. Rule under the firm
name Of Rule & Rule will reopen the
q. X. meat market In a few days.
If you want fresh vegetables at hard
time prices look for old man Osburn's
wagon on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
The democrats Of this precinct NOM
mated u. q. Welsh for justice Of the
peace and Thomas Brown for consta-
BILE.
Customs Inspector Mcclure, of Bon
ner's Ferry, attended the democratic
convention and greeted his friends In
Ceur d'Alene.
The new Graney hall is about CON-
pleted. 1t is being fitted up especially
for secret societies and will be occupied
by several of the orders.
Round trip rates to Pittsburg, Pa,
for G. A. H., encampment, Sept. 8, eco.
Good GO days from date of sale. Sold
Sept. I. 2, 3, only by n. r. RI.
Assessor Ryan completed the assess
ment of the south part Of the county the
first of the week by finishing the un-
completed portion Of the CGur dAlene
river.
After the heavy batting of the Fort
Sherman team had commenced last
Sunday the Wallace fielders were over
heard mumbling to themselves, After
the Ball"
John Lyons, of Rathdrum, was a re-
publican spectator at the democratic
convention, Wednesday and says he has
highers regard than ever for republican
principles.
The Fort Sherman team played a
game of ball with the Wallace nine last
Sunday. on the ground Of the latter.
The soldiers carried of the honors with
ease, the score being IL too.
Now that the hot weather has sent all
the trout to the headwaters of the riv.
ers the fisherman with the biggest fish
story has subsided-but the game sea-
son opens next Wednesday.
Mrs. c. II. Baker went to Spokane,
Sunday, to meet an old friend from the
east, Mrs. Phalen, of Rosie, y. V, who
accompanied her home Tuesday morn
ing aud will remain some time.
Constable J. II. Davis, of Harrison
passed through town Thursday evening
with an Indian prisoner who was COM
mitted to jail to await the action of the
grand jury on the charge of highway
robbery.
| q. .. Richie returned from Idaho
county, Sunday. His interests in that
part of the state occupy part Of his time,
but he still claims this as his home
lie says crops are simply immense on
Camas prairie.
| 4 prominent and successful business
man in one Of our cities, once said: a
country merchant can save few nick
els in the course of year by using a
rubber stamp, but what an impression
Of his town he does send OUT
+. J. Rule, after spending some time
in Montana among the cattle men. re-
turned home Wednesday morning. lie
found it very dull over the line and pee
pie complaining of hard times. Truly
democracy is no respecter of persons.
Mrs. Bechtel gave social party il
honor Of her daughter at her residenc.
on Ceur d'Alene street last evening. A
large number of young people wer,
present and enjoyed a pleasant even
ing. Light refreshments were served
Fresh fruits by the box for famil,
use. Large shipment just received thi.
morning. Lemons at 30 cents a dozen
cheaper than they will be again, a,
l,ennetts. Price our fruit before Civ
ing your orders can save you mon
cy.
\ lawn social will be given by tn,
Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyteria,
church, at the residence of T. q. Wat
son, next Tuesday evening. There viii
be music, ice-cream and cake. A yer,
pleasant time may be expected. Adult
% cents couple, children, 10 cents.
The W. r. c. of this city will give
basket picnic at Beauty Bay next Wed
nesday. The CTur d Alene X Harrison
Navigations Co.'S steamer st. Josepl
has been chartered for the occasion am
will leave her wharf promptly at i
O'Clock, a, m. The fare for the roun,
trip is % cents.
]. Il. Morris returned. Sunday. from
business trip to the C1ur d Alene min
ing towns. lie says that prospect
there are brighter than for the past tw
years. The mine owners and miner
have entered into written agreement
which settle the difficulties that hav
heretofore existed between them and
is understood that the mines will all
worked to their full capacity.
\ fishing party of ten persons boarle
the steamer Gen. Sherman, Saturda
evening for the st. Joe river, where the
spent the time until Sunday eveniu
wrestling with the finuy tribe. TIL
. total catch was about 30 trout and tn
: boys say that the genial captain smol
a smile yard wide AS he witnessed tn
success of the fishermen, and his e,
. IRENE pleasure was accounted for y
: meal time when he satisfied his appetit