The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-06

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On Monday evening, July 9Th. Lieut..
G. H. b. Smith will give magic lantern
entertainment for the benefit Of the
Episcopal church in U. X. hall. Ad-
mission . cents, children Is cents.
The communion Of the Lords supper
win be observed In the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning In connec-
ton with the regular service. Baptism
will also be administered. Usual serv-
leo In the evening 1t 8 o'clock.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will have lawn social 1t the residence
Of the pastor, Sherman avenue, Tuesday
evening next, June 9th. Ice cream and
strawberries will be served and . gen.
orally good time Is expected. Come.
John Empey came down from the
Trail Creek mines Wednesday. He
thinks the camp 10 possessed Of some
of the best mines in British Columbia
but there are also many wild cat" 10
cations that are fabulously rich in the
minds OF their owners.
Sam Black, the well known merchant
tailor, came in from Hope last Saturday
morning and will take . few weeks
recreation for the benefit Of his health
He 10 suffering from throat trouble
which has caused . partial loss Of his
voice.
At Fort Bridger. Wyoming, on june
3. II. E. Myrick, jr, son Of Quartermas'
ter Sergeant Myrick, of Fort Sherman,
was united In marriage to Miss Ollie
Easton. an estimsble young lady OF
that place. Mr.. Myrick has . host Of
friends in this vicinity who will wish
him . happy and prosperous welded
life.
Clark c. Smith and Nellie Mcdonald
were among the excursionists from
Spokane last Sunday. During the day
they visited Justice Norris and had
him say the words that made them man
and wife. 1t happened to be Mr.. Nor.
ris' twentieth wedding anniversary and
he was just in . humor to tie the knot
In proper shape.
Prof. F. v. Yeager and wife came
up from Spokane to attend the Howard.
Farrell wedding and remained over fol
several days visiting with friends. A,
present Mr.. Yeager is devoting his
time to photography and has contract,
with the Great Northern and S. F. & n
to supply them with views along the
two lines.
Rev. Patrick Murphy. of Moscow
and Rev. Holworthy. Of Wallace, &C.
companied Bishop Talbot on his visi,
here during the week. Rev. Holworthy
remained over and will conduct the
service at the Episcopal church tomor.
row morning and evening. Rev. Skot.
towe went to Wallace this morning and
will occupy the pulpit of that parish.
The Mineral Exchange, Sanbum &
Co. proprietors, opened its doors t.
the public Wednesday evening. The
place is one of the neatest in town, the
interior being Of fir. oiled and vanished
The bar Is well stocked with wines
liquors and cigars, while one Of the
most attractive features of the place ID
the mineral cabinets Of ]. Rand San
burn.
Ceur d'Alene lodge, I. O. O. F. in.
stalled its officers for the ensuing term
Tuesday evening As follows: Theodore
Rosen, n. G.; Henry Van Etten, V. G..
f. +. Thompson, secretary and J. W
Wiggett, treasurer. Naomi lodge. d. OF
r. also installed Mrs. Merriam as n. G.;
Mrs. II. f. Myrick, v. G.: Ms. Geo
Thomson. treasurer. At the close OF
the ceremonies those present enjoyed q
light luncheon and spent an hour In
social pleasure.
The Bechtel Detective Association
Geo. w. Bechtel president and chief
with headquarters in this city, was in.
corporated this week under the laws OF
Idaho. AS its name indicates, the or.
ganixation will conduct . general de.
tective and secret service business in
the United States and Canada Trusty
men will be employed and, with Mr.
Bechtel at the head Of the association
1t will build up quite . business. The
capital stock Is 5000.
Among the numerous persons who
have been cured Of rheumatism BY
ChamberlvnS Pain Balm, mention
should be made of Mrs. Emily Thorne
Of Toledo. WASH. who says: IL have
never been able to procure any medicine
that would relieve me OF rheumatism
like Chamberlain's Pain Balm. have
also used it for lame back with great
success 1t Is the best Imminent havs
ever used, and l take pleasure in recon-
! mcnding it to my friends" For sale BY
A. L. Miller, druggist.
At regular meeting Of the trustees
Wednesday evening, resolution wa.