The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-05-19
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speciality 1t the PREss once.
Commencing next Monday, Ant-ciasa
meals will be served on the stsame,
Oakes.
County Auditor Bragaw and Judge
Mslder were over from the county seat
Thursday.
Tho N. z. Sunday school scholars en-.
toyed social at tbs old school building
last evening.
+. II. Bradbury, one OF Rathdrum's
leading citixsns, was . visitor In town
last Saturday.
"Thief" Brown, Of the st. Joe coun.
try, was In town this week canvassing
for "The Life of Christ"
Geo. B. Wonnacott still continues In
critical condition and his friends have
little hope Of his recovery.
The Shsrmanson building, on Sher-
man avenue, il under roof and will
soon be ready for the interior work.
Bernard Arntxen. special agent for
the allotment Of Indian lands, was In
town Wednesday transaeting business
with land once.
Mn. Congressman Sweet and daugh-
ter arrived here Tuesday from Wash
ington city and are visiting with their
friend. Mrs. Geo. b. McAuley.
Henry A. Hoover and family. of Spo.
kane. became residents of this city last
Thursday. They occupy Mrs. Cutters
residence ON Lakeside avenue.
Hon. John ~ Burke returned Satur.
day from his eastern trip. Duriug his
absence he visited Washington city and
several places In Maryland and Virginia.
Mai. Monroe Daggett. of st. Marie's,
passed through here Wednesday on his
way to boise City TO attend the ceremo-
ny Of laying the cornerstone Of the
Soldiers Home.
,The steamer Georgia Ozkes Ii doing
good business. considering ths times.
Last Saturday she brought down thirty
passenger and large shipment Of ore
from the mines.
The saloon men will present q petit.
ton 10 the Council asking for reduc.
ton la their license fee for the balance
Of the year. owing 10 the dull times aud
lack OF business.
Druggist Miller Is moving his stock
Into the new building. and will have
one Of the neat1st aud best store rooms
In town. J. II. Bethel will also move
10 the new quaTtsn-
High water on the upper Ceur d. |
Aienc river has int-rfercd with the run.
ming OF trains on the n T.. nnrrow.
gauge between Old Mission and the !
mines during the past week, causing
delay In the arrivals here Of the steam.
VI Oakes.
Assessor Ryan and Judge White. two |
Of the popular county officials. were
greeting their C9us d Aicpe friends las,
Saturday. Mr.. Ryan has completed the
ASSESSMENT Of the northern part Of the |
county. and Is now working from sand |
Point south.
Major Warner Is ssili adding 10 the
aeaincSs and comfort OF the postoflicc
obby. His latest improvement Is the
OF the door with iinoicum
Tobacco chewers should remember this
Ind refrain from ornamentinglJ the
ioor with the weed.
James Z. Elliott was arrested the frs,
II the week. charged with Gourishing n
run and threatening TO kill lianchcr
rrrvta Justice WEIGH tried the case
Thursday and Friday. and required the
'ot-hsadssi Jim TO put up . eSnO bond
o keep the peace for six months.
Harry Seagravss aud lady. Of Aincs.
sor,h, B.C- are registered at the ban.
ron House. Harry was once well
'nown citizen Of Crur d'Aienc, and Il
sas quite surprise 10 the boys to have
lin drop In upon them with n charm.
ng bride and minus note OF warning.
We extend congratulations.
II has been found necessary 10 alter
be time announced last week for the
icthodis, quarterly conference meet
NJ here. II will be held at s3o y. m.
o'day Saturday at the old school house
n this city, Instead Of In the evening.
erviccs on Sunday at II a. IN. at Pos,
'alls; nj s3D p. m. at Rathdrum, and at
% p. m. In this city.
Married: At Bonner's Ferry, Idaho,
lay 10th, = u. Taylor. OF the Koot,iai
Ierald, and Mrs. Emma Otley, Justice
'ariton acting As knot-splicer. We had
bought Of our editorial brother As one {
lready . sufficient Taylor without re.
uiring an assistant. but, Otley enough,
70 were mistaken. BLESS you, my ,
hildrcn. bless you," etc. Z
Mrs. Eleanor II. Mansfield, aunt Of
trs. Capt Ncsbitt. died AT the home Of
no latter In this city early yesterday
corning. at the age Of s. yean. The 1
nneral will be held at 10 p. m. today |
'om the Presbyterian church, Rev. Mr.. 4
Watson officiating. Deceased was a q
alive Of Darlington, Conn.,. and had q
sided here with Capt. and Mrs. Mes. 1
Itt since 1887.
c. u. King is back from the Cariboo d