The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-10-05

"'' WIN DeuatoT DuDOib ana 11Ob.
= A. Crane Thursday and made the AZ
: quaintance OF number of our people
Mineral Land Commissioners Good
and McLauren came In from Spokan
yesterday. Nr. Go0de delivered an I'D
dress before the Northwest Miners
Association, In session at Spokane
Thursday.
n. A. Renshaw, Of this place, receivet
an appointment as penitentiary guar
and left for Boise City Monday eyenin,
to enter upon his duties. Mr.. Renshaw
is very trusty man and the appoint
ment Is a good one.
A number OF the members of Koot
enai lodge X. Of r. accepted an invita-
ton from their Spokane brethren to
attend party and dance in that city
last evening. They we're very nicely
entertained and report a pleasant time.
Troop e, Fourth cavalry started on
the march to Fort Walla Walla last
Tuesday, camping that night at Trent.
The troop is composed of gentleman
ly lot OF men and their friends in Occur
dAlene who regretted to see them leave.
Mrs.. Hagan, accompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs. Witt, returned from Salt Lake
City Wednesday, to settle up some bus.
mess matters. She will spend the
winter in Chicago and G. A. DeSaus-
sure occupies her house during that
time.
Guy King, accompanied by his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wimpey, will
leave next Wednesday for the south.
The will visit the Atlanta, Georgia, ex-
position and then proceed to Florida
where Guy will remain during the
winter.
Edward Palmeter, formerly of this
place, was quietly married Saturday.
September q, at Ritzville, Wash, to
Miss Edith i. Wilson Of that place.
The announcement OF the marriage
came as a surprise to his many Coeur
d Alene friends, but they wish him
much happiness.
The members Of Gen. Jas. A. Garfield
Garrison gave social party and dance
in o. X. hall last Saturday evening in
honor Of the members Of Troop G.
Fourth cavalry, who left here last Tues.
day for their new station at Fort Walla |
" ala. ii was = most pleasant Affair I
and made the cavalry boys feel that !
they were leaving many friends at For,
sherman. An excellent luncheon was
served during the evening.
There will be four revival services in
he Methodist hall on the Sabbath day.
one At Il O'Clock TO which everybody is
invited. One for men only at $50
o'clock and one al 4 O'Clock for all
Foung people and children. This will
be AL illustrated sermon, and the regu-
ar evening service will be at $50.
Rev. w. 7. Euster, Of Spokane, will
preach At all Of these services. Every
'ody come and bring your friends.
Conductor Hale took a special over
he main line Sunday evening from
iope to Ellensburgh, making one OF
he fastest runs ever recorded on the
ivision. The run between Rathdrum
nd Spokane, a distance OF 81 miles.
vas made in y minutes, including a
top at the o. II. & y. crossing. The
rain consisted OF one baggage car and
private car containing officials Of the
DAD who were in a hurry to reach
cattle.
The bachelor members Of Occur d..
Alenc lodge No. 81, /. o. o. F., quietly
ranged a social party last Monday ;
rening in honor OF members who were
bout 10 depart for other localities on q
ccount Of the transfer Of Troop G.
'ourth cavalry. The luncheon was
prcad in the room adjoining the hall J
nd after the adjournment of Naomi l
'dge ID. OF r. the ladies and other
lembers were invited to the banquet 5
pom and passed an hour OF unal,oyed
lessure in social conversation. doing
mple justice TO the spread that had +,
cen prepared for them.
Rudyard kipling makes his last ap. 6
earance as a teller OF Jungle Stories in n
he Cosmopolitan for October. Avery Q
Important paper on state L Universities" +,
contributed to this number by Pro- g
,ssor Ely. And among the story ,te!lers Y
re Hopkins Smith and Boyesen. No a
ore beautiful work has ever appeared Ii
any magazine than marvellous illus
atoms Of Cabrinety used as a fronts. G.
zee and accompanying the prose poem Z,
! Mrs. Cardozo. Drake-who is said n
be kipling's favorite artist for his n
angle Stories Beard, Osterlind, h
enman, and kemble, are among those G.
no contribute wealth Of illustration N
this number. The Cosmopolitan an. a
ounces that it will begin the publica.
,n in January Of the Agriculturist'
IustrSted Magazine, to be fully the III
ual Of the Cosmopolitan, but contain. 81
6 from sixteen to twenty pages by OF
e ablest agricultural writer's in the "
orld, upon subjects Of Importance to
c agriculturist, horticulturist, and bt
,ck growing interests. in
There is one medicine which every IL
mily should be provided with. We "
fer to Chamberlain's Pain Balm a.
hen il is kept at hand the severe pain u, ~
a burn or scald may be promptly ~
ieved and the sore healed in much =
= time than when medicine has to be
ut for. a sprain may be promptly :.