The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-06-22


DR.. Mcpherson. dentist, Ccur d Alene.
J. II. Harts visited Rathdrum last
Monday.
David Phifer has reopeaed his re-
taurant to the public.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing .
speciality Ut the Press Office.
c. B. King ID absent on visit to the
Rock creek mines In British Colum.
bin.
New line Of duck suitings, prints.
ginghams, sateens, ETC., 1t the Idaho
Mercantile Co.
Hal Miller returned from . trip TO
Butte and other Montana points the
first of the week.
Mrs. W. Z. Nesbitt has the thanks Of
PRESS force for handsome boquets from
her flower garden.
Edward Stanley was among the first
TO put home grown Strawberries on the
market this season.
II you want the newest and latest
things In dry goods, at the lowest prices,
call on the Idaho Mercantile Co.
Miss Hattie Farrell came up from
Spokane on Friday Of last week and
spent several days with her parents.
See our new line Of l0c, yard wide
dress goods, on display In window. Best
values ever offered. Idaho Mercantile
Co.
District Attorney Beale, Of Wallace,
came down last Monday evening to
spend . few hours with his old law
partner, Judge Albert Hagan.
James II. Harte Was elected secretary
and treasurer Of the jersey Creamery
Co, at a meeting Of the directors, to
succeed James Roche resigned.
The Knights Of Pythias will bold
memorial exercises over the graves of
departed brothers at the city cemetery
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Col. d. ii. Budlong purchased the
Roche property on Ceur d'Alene ave
nue. and is engaged In repairing the
same. He will occupy it a residence.
Judge Albert Hagan, after suffering
for several weeks, passed away this
morning At o'clock. The funeral will
take place next Monday morning 1t
1880 o'clock.
Rev. T. &. Watson returned from
Pittsburg, Pa. Tuesday. after spending
several weeks very pleasantly attending
the Presbyterian General Assembly and
visiting points Of interest.
n. S. Paul and J. Rand Sanburn are
erecting . frame building s5x25 fee,
square on the site where Mr.. Paul's
former building stood. The Ceur d..
Alene MIL Co. has the contract.
Mrs. Kate Hagen was tried before
Justice Norris. Monday. on the charge
of battery. found guilty, fined $40 and
costs, which she paid. The accused
whipped one Of Mrs. Henry Van Et
tan's children and the latter had hei
arrested.
About one hundred persons, including
. number OF the G. A. X. visitors, took
advantage Of the excursion to Spokane
last Saturday. They report pleasan,
time and were highly entertained BY
the Spokanes. The Fourth infantry
band accompanied the excursionists.
The pastor, Rev. T. G. Watson, hav
ing returned. will preach tomorrow a,
II a. m. and 7S5 p. m. Subject IL
morning, Thoughts on the Assembly
In the evening. Prevailing Signs o.
Religious Progress. Endesvor societ!
at p. m. Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
| c. A. Stowe is one OF the most enter
lprising fruit growers in this section o.
Idaho. He was among the first to pu'
home grown strawberries on the mar
ket this season and they are Of tn,
finest quality, Is we can attest from
having had the pleasure Of samplinf
them.
The Methodists Of northern Idaho
are making preparations to hold ar
old fashioned camp meeting in beanti
full grove near Harrison, beginning
July 18th and ending July Goth. Re
duced rates will be given on the steam
ers St Joe and Laura Lyon to partie.
attending the meeting.
Edward Gillett was locked UP by
Constable Bechtel last Saturday fol
several hours for being engaged
in the disreputable practice Of
"pesHng." lie was discovered undel
the side walk in front Of Miller's druf
store. This is his second offense ant
the next time he will be dealt will
more severely.
Emery, the photographer, has fin,
lot Of views taken during the G. A. p
encampment which he is selling at &
cents each. The views include groups
Of the G. A. r. and ". r. c, Sherman
street during the parade and scene
at Fort Sherman. They are exceeding
ly fine aud have given Mr.. Emery /,
high reputation Is an artist. He Is un
doubteily the best photographer tina
ever stopped here.
Several Of the young people Of Cola,
arrived here last week, mading the tril
on bicycles. They remained until Wed
nesday Of this week and enjoyed tn,
outinC immensely. The following com