The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-09-29

equalization. This Il the last sessiou
Of tho board In that capacity aud thos<
who think their assessment too high o,
too low should make their grievance
known.
n. s. Paul went up to Burke LAST
Monday TO look after business matters
F. A. Weber. who disposed Of biz
saloon ut Burke to Paul 4 Becker, d
now running chop house.
T. 4. Jacobs came down from the st
Joe Saturday. The Tuesday before be
caught los trout weighing 20 pounds
A good days work.
Judge A. X. White came over from
Rathdrum and sundaycd In town. The
Judge In an independent candidate fol
reelection to the Office hs now holds
and has many warm friends who are
working for his election.
Az an other evidence that this is one
Of the best fruit countries west Of the
mountains James Kennedy left ut this
ONCE . sample Of Green Gage pluma,
the stein Of which measured but four
inches In length and contained thirteen
pluns.
Nns. Francis Rawiins. after spending
. number Of weeks visiting friends II
waiia waiia, Wash. returned TO the
Post last Saturday.
J. II. Bethel made the round trip 10
Spokane ON his wheel last Saturday
lie does not put himself up as q fas,
rider. yet be covered the distance Que
way In two hcus and thirty minutes.
The excursion season OF 1884 closes
70 morrow when the Sunday train will
be discontinued. IL has been one OF
the poorest seasons In the history Of
Crar d'Ajcne. due principally TO the
hard times. the Cofey movement and
the grca, railroad strike.
Abou, twenty members Of the Spo.
kane Wheel Club came up on their bi.
cycles last Sunday aud took dinner at
WV A&sSlvik uuAnS-
Tho steamer $, Joseph is now making
two round trips each week up the 81
Joe river. leaving here on Mondays aud
ThursdayA returning the following
days.
The Harvest Home Concert al the
Presbyterian church last Sunday even.
ing Vas . grand success. and attended
by large crowd.
Work WAS commenced on the wooden
mill al Post Falls las; Monday. II Is
expected that II will be ready for action
by January I. 1896. A knitting ma
chine will also be added 10 the plant
for the purpose Of making underwear
and other articles.
Vim. Pipkin and u. fArr, returned
from , hunting trip 10 Spirit Valley.
Tuesday.
Geo. Rickcrson Of this place. left for
California, Wednesday.
Mn. Capt, l. II. Sanburn and Miss
ki,,ic Lindsey are visiting friends In
Spokane this week.
Patrick Joy moved In from the ranch
Thursday. Mr.. Joy thinks he has had
enough Of the honest ranchers life.
Rev. q. l.. Dc!Feubaugh OF Kettle
Falls, Wash, formerly Of this place,
passed through town Thursday. While
here, he made pleasant call at this
Office.
Robert s. Bragaw was over from
Ra,hdrum, Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Pres
bvterian church, will meet with Mrs. II.
d. Allen next Thursday, at 3o'clock
p. m.
Rev. T. q. Watson left for Fairfield,
Wash, on Thursday evenings train,
10 attend the Prcsbytery which Is TO
take place there,
Al her home I'm Fort Sherman. Miss
Mabel Roper was pleasantly surprised
By number OF her young friends, last
Friday evening. The young people Joy
fully passed the evening away by play
ing social games. The following were
present: Misses Kate O'Irara. Stella
I,echtcl, Edith Rcnshaw. Mrs. Donovan
and Mrs. O'Lary. Messrs. George and
John Donovan, will Gray, Henry Da-
Wis, viii O'Hara, Thomas Weston and
Boyd Bechtel.
burglars ate mpted TO SO through the
safe at the U. s. Land once last Sun
day night. They borrowed tools Of q
blacksmith shop near the office, and
succeeded In breaking the combination
of, and tried to force the shaft through
but could not. The door Of the safe
was ruined. No other damage done or
money lost.
W. ]. CRAWFORD aud L. Lashbr ook, re
turned last Saturday from a trip to the
Columbia river and Big Bend country,
where they have spent most Of the
summer in fishing aud hunting. They
report salmon fishing as being very
poor; but small game, such as sage hens,
grouse and ducks, very plentiful. They
Killed over 800 ducks during their alb
sence.