The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-08-03
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

specially at the Press Office.
| II. +. Mcfarland and wife visited
Spokane the first of the week.
j. ii. Bethel wheeled to Spokane and
back on his Waverly, Tuesday.
The evening fishing at Lakeyiew and
lSquaw bay is said to be very good lust
about dark.
Tamblin's map of the Neg Percss
reservation is for sale at this Office
price $3.50.
Dan. Darling and Miss Lee, of Rita.
vile, visited his sister, Mrs. n. r.
Palmeter, the first of the week.
Mrs. Emery and son and Mrs. John
Hoffman left for Pullman. Wash, sun.
day evening on visit to old friends.
In the butchering contest for the
championship of Montana. held at
Butte. VIM. Gohl. formerly Of this place.
took second prize.
Major Manning and wife, Miss Bnt.
terrified and Miss Overstreet, of Post
Falls, were up to witness muster at
Fort Sherman, Wednesday.
Miss Joey Gilmore, y prominent
school teacher of Kansas, is visiting
with her cousin, Mrs. c. d. Warner and
may conclude to make her home here.
Matt Miller. one of the prosperous
prairie farmers north of town, is build
ing residence on the lot he recently
purchased and will occupy the same
when completed.
II you wish to subscribe for any of
the leading newspapers, magazines or
technical Journals, either domestic or
foreign call at this Office. We can
save you money.
A burning chimney at the Coeur d.
Alene Inn. Sunday evening caused an
alarm of fire and brought out the hose
companies. The boys did not find it
necessary to unreel.
James III. Rogan, the popular loco
motive engineer on this branch, and
Miss Nettie Kenneday, Of Post Falls,
were married at Spokane last Monday
by Rev. Father Cougleton.
Albert Ducommon, of the ho,nital
corps, Fort sherman, who is ENJOYING
three months furlough at his farm in
the It. Joe valley, came down this week
for few days, returning yesterday.
Mrs. John N. Burke is enjoying a
very pleasant visit from her mother.
Mrs. Greenig, Of salt Lake, and her sis
ter, Mrs. Scolley. Of spokane. Her
mother will remain here during the
summer.
Major Bisbee, Of Fort Russell. wv,
oning, formerly of Fort Sherman, is IN
command of the infantry called out for
service in suppressing the Baunock
Indian outbreak. Major Disbe- is ca.
pable OF managing the campaign prop
-ry, his experience eminently fitting
him for the position.
Thomas Weston, the well known
mining man, returned from the Trail
Creek district Sunday morning. He has
bonded several mines over the border
aud expects to do considerable develop
ment work before snow flies. He is of
the opinion that good mines will vet be
found in the Mica Bay district. l.
The body of f. c. Williams, recently
drowned in the Clearwater river. was
brought to Post Falls and buried be.
'lde that of his wife last Saturday. n
brother in-law who lives in pennsyl.
'anla bearing the expense. He came
nut to look after the matter and took
he orphaned daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams back to Pennsylvania with
lin.
The close season for grouse and /
heasant expired with the last day of
uIy and a number of Occur d. Alene
portsmen took advantage of the first &
ays shooting. Some returned with :
'eil filed bags and Others came in EN-. c
ty handed. 1t i, said that the birds t
re scarce, pot hunters and law break. O
rs having killed large numbers before O
ne season opened )
1T is the best patent medicine in the 5
orld'' is what Mr.. l.. VI. Hartman Of =
larquam, Oregon. says of Chamber )
ms Cole, Cholera and Diarrbosa II
emedy. What leads me to make this t
'sertion is from the fact that dysenterv a
its worst form was prevalent around Il
re last summer and it never took over II
70 or three doses of that remedy to
feet complete cure" For sale By \. D
. Miller, druggist Il
Fred. L. Wonnacott. general passen. a.
n agent Of the Occur d Alene & Uar. :"
son Navigation Co, has arranged for an ~
cursion from the mines to this place y, ~
morrow. The excursionsts will come =,
Harrison over the o. X. Il ~, where u
e boats Of the navigation company %
ii be IN waiting to receive them and :.
ey Will then enjoy pleasant
ie on the most picturesque body Of :,
tter IN America. between go and
} people are expected on the excur. "a
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The Post Falls wooden mill is about o,
10y Tor operation. 1t is fitted I'D ho
Tn three looms and seven knitting
'chlhes. Other machinery has been IN
Tered which will double the present els
'acity OF the factory and it is pro III
'ed to eventually make it one Of the ri,
sest Institutions Of the kind in the 97t
ist country. The mill will be run.
lg to its full capacity in a short time. bo