The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-06-02
Briefs AND PIasonALs.

Phifer h Weber have closed their res
taurant and bakery.
Taxpayers. remember the school bond
election next Tuesday.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing ,
speciality 1t the PRESS Office.
The Krctzer brothers are plasterina
tho shermanson building this week.
Born: TO Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. DeSaus
sure. Monday, May n. . twelve pound
son.
Major Warner is opening up . new
and stationery stand In the lobby Of thu
p0stOfiice.
The new engine for the steamer Shsr.
man has arrived. and is being tested on
the Cakes.
1t Is said that member of the Pink
erton detective force is In town, enjoy.
ing the scenery"
The high water destroyed some fifty
tons OF ice belonging to George Conner
aud Judge Hoskens.
Thomas, son Of Rev. +. G. Watson, il
At home from the Stanford University
(Cal) to spend the summer.
Dr. Mcpherson fills teeth without
pain. Office, Lakeside avenue and
Fourth street. Crur d'Alene.
County Auditor Bragraw and Judge
Melder. of Rathdrum. participated in
the memorial day exercises here.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
Robert Mann next Tuesday At 8 p. N.
J. II. Bethel goes to Spokane this ev.
ening to meet his parents, who are CON-
ing from Bloomington. ILL.,. to pay him
q visit.
County Commissioner Quarles and
Chas. kalanquin. OF the Ceur d'Aiens
river valley, were in the city the first of
the week.
Prisates Smith. of ID company, and
Mctiiaughiin. of q troop, deserted from
the garrison early last Sunday morning
by the river route.
State Wagon Road Commissioner J.
II. Sanburn returned the first OF the
week from Boise. where the commission
has been in session.
Messrs. Reynolds. Hutchinson and
Joe Morris. who have been acting as L.
5 deputy marshais. rested from their
labon" this week and returned home
" Wednesday.
c. u. King returned from Portland,
Oregon. Friday morning, after a several
days absence visiting relatives. lie
says that city is suffering from extreme
y high water.
Company c. 18th L. S. infantry, after
stopping over nigh; at Fort Sherman
On its way home from Wallace, lief, for
lis post a, Vancouver Wash. Tuesday
evening by rail
Some sneak thief got away with kit
II tools belonging 90 Duncan Smith, at
The new >hermanson building last Sal
irday. 4 haif.keg OF nails disappeared
l, the same time.
A. Small and u. s Colby, formerly OF
he Small 4 Colby Lumber Co, Kings.
on, after passing several months In
have returned 10 Idaho and
will make C9nr d Alene their home.
The " u ,x,harf asa sr~-a ..,is.A
vas submerged by the high water, broke
oose from the piling Thursday even
ng and about 100 feet of IL suddenly
anne TO the surface This will necessi.
ate the rebuilding Of the wharf when
he water recedes.
The Fort Sherman troops returned
rom the mines last Monday evening on
he George Cakes. The boys had quite
N experience In reaching here on &C.
cunt Of the flood. and found the post |
lake with many Of the buildings sur.
ounded by water.
Walter Bennett will open a lunch.
ounter and ice cream parlor in the 4
formerly occupied by James
'raham. lie thoroughly understands
he business. and viii iit the place up in
n attractive manner. II will be open
the public tomorrow.
Tho most severe electrical storm ever
'itnessed in this section OF the country
last Saturday night. For over
n hour the heavens were almost con.
nnally a6laxe with brilliant electric
isplay, and the mountains echoed and
; echoed with heavy thunder.
Some time ago was troubled with
n attack Of rheumatism. l used Cham
erlain's Pain Balm and was entirely
nrei. Have since advised many Q: my
tends and customers to try the rene
and all speak highly of IT," Simon
oldbaum, San Luis Rey, Cal. For sale
Millcr's drugstore.
J. l.. Ferguson and +. G. Scott, from
Re St. Joe valley, were in town Satur.
ay last and made pleasant call at the
REss Office. They reported the whole
alley under water and attributed the
1treme height to the Post Falls dam.
hich raised the level six feet. They
line down In row.boat.
The boats and other property Of the
eoplc's Transportation Co. were sold
public auction by Sheriff Costello on
thursday to satisfy a judgment in IA.
,r OF Mrs. IIackett and James Roche