The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-05-05
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

| hio, was III Town Tue nrst OF the week
Fishing tackse Of all kinds. Sander
Il Co.
+. ID. corsets and Ferris good sense
corset waists at V. W. Sander & Co.
The steamer Gen. Sherman is now
making her regular trips up the st. Joe
river.
The Misses Kildea have on sale ladies'
and childrens sun and sailor hats, from
% cents up.
A false alarm of fire Monday evening
brought the lire department out in
short order.
Prints. gingham and shaker flannel,
from &c yd., up at Sander & Co.
The Steamer George Cakes, with
Capt. Sanburn In charge, made her first
regular trip TO the Old Mission Tues
day.
Ills many friends are sorry to learn
of the serious sickness of Geo. Is. Won
nac0tt who has been confined to his bed
for several days.
T.. Dightons residence, on the upper
st. Joe was destroyed by fire the first of
the week together with most of the
contents. Loss about $3.50.
The contract has been let to A. d.
Robinson for the survey OF several
townships in this county, which gets
about one-fourth of the appropriation
for the whole state
How religion, pure and undefiled,'
can help in hard times and prevent
their recurrence" This will be the sub
ject Of the evening discourse a, the
Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Jack Campbell. the well known mate
ON the George Oakes, who spent the
winter at Pasco. Wash, returned TO the
city last Saturday evening and accom-
panied the Oakes on her first tip Tues.
day.
The Grand lodge OF Idaho. A. =. and
A. NJ. will lay the corner stone of the
soldiers home a, Boise City. wednes-
day, May %. +. Bristow. ". n. OF
koo,ensi lodge has received an invita-.
ton and thinks Of attending.
Dr. :. +. Scott, blue Ridge. Harrison
Co. Mo, says: For whooping cough
Chambcfiin's Cough remedy is excel.
lent" by using il freely the disease is
deprived Of all dangerous consequences.
There is no danger in giving the Remedy
10 babies. rs IL contains nothing injur.
ioas. 30 cent bottles for sale by Arthur
Miller.
Boomers Ferry Herald The board
Of county commissioners have awarded
the contract for the county printing TO
the Ceur d'Aiche PRiss. We con,ra,-
ulaic bro. Scott lie conducts n good.
clean newspaper and Is in every way
deserving Of the award The action Of
the commissioners in lao; being builder.
od Is 90 he commended"
Mrs. Chas. Armstrong. of Seattle, 10
visiting her friend, Mra. J.. II. Award.
nr Ssbln was called 10 Hope last
Saturday 10 hold All inquest on the re-
mains OF Chas. McNearncy who died
Friday with symptoms of poisoning.
Tic autopsy developed the fact that his
death Was from natural causes and
directly due 10 periora;ion o! the bow
els from liberation. Deceased was a
married man and leaves wife with
seven ANAL children.
James Graham and II. l.. Mcfarland
wctr driving along the river road las,
Wednesday and when near Jane Turn.
cf's place the horse MAS frightened and
suddenly jumped TO one side throwing
the occupants 81 the buggy 10 the ground
with such force that Mr. Mcfarland re.
ccl,cd a cut over one eye and was
otherwise injured SO seriously that he
has since been confined 10 the house
Mr.. Graham WAS more fortunate aud
escaped with few Sigh; bruises.
Las, sunday abon, two o'clock fire
was discovered in Dr. Llddeil's building
on Fourth street The FIRE department
responded promptly TO the alarm and In
n very few minutes had the fire exiin
guishcd. The damage from the fire was
slight; The building was occupied by
Mira Tolc aud her mother who lost some
clothing. The fire originated from
defective flue and was confined to the
interior of the building.
The 81 Mar!es country is a,tractinga
good deal of attention: in fact, the
movement toward that section where
some rich gold mines are reported TO
have been found. amounts 10 almost
rush. Many say they will so there from
here. II Is likely that a prosperous
t,wn will spring up somewhere ON the
river. Up TO this time Rosalia has fur.
nished most OF the population Of the
new diggings, but Oakcsdale, Farming.
ton aud other towns are now contribut.
ing. Tekoa Globe.
J. Shcrmanson and family, of Wash.
ington City. have taken up their resi-.
dence In Ceur d'Alcnc Mr.. Sherman.
son 10 delighted with the place. lie
purchased lot adjoining the furniture
store on Sherman street and has let the
contract to the C1ur d A,cne Mill Co,
for the erection Of business house 2lx
90 feet, the front half to be two stories
and furnished with bath room and cleo
trio lights. Work Is to commence on