The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-11-02
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

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to town during the week-ofiicial bust
ness.
There will be no school next week ON
account OF the teachers institute at
Rathdrum.
Tamblin's map of the Nez Pcrces
reservation is for sale at this Office.
price $3.50.
Capt. Geo. Reynolds closed his cigar
store the first OF the week, dispos!ng of
his stock to other dealers.
Bishop Glorieaux will be here to-m o.-
row for the purpose OF confirming a
class in the Catholic church.
Alfred Richie, one of the
pioneers of the st. Joe valley, was
in town the first of the week.
Miss Grace Empey returned last
Saturday from an extended visit with
friends ii, Sprague and Spokane.
Mrs. Geo Reynolds expects TO leave
for Portland, Oregon. Monday evening.
TO be absent until the holidays, visiting
old friends and relatives.
r. u. Dickcrson has given notice that
he will apply 10 the general land Office
for a review in the celebrated Gay
Dickerson land contest case.
John Rosen is building a new house
on his claim at Trout bay and some Of
the boys say he i, looking for some one
who can make life worth living.
sam. Black. the well known tailor,
stopped in town Tuesday while on his
way from Hope TO his farm Lear liar
rison, where he will spend the winter
Just received, full line of the ce,e-
bratcd Queen and other makes of the
air tight stoves. Call and &c. prices
before purchasing elsewhere. Frank
Brisiow.
II you wish 10 subscribe for any of
the leading newspapers, magazines or
technical journals, either domestic or
foreign call at this Office. We can
save you money.
The Methodists had a very pleasant
social at their hall las; evening Music,
vocal and instrumental. recitations.
coffee aud cake, and good time generally
were the features OF the evening.
John Day, farmer residing several
miles up the lake, was thrown from =
horse aad sustained a severe fracture
of one leg. DIR. Elderkin went 10 his
place Thursday evening on the steamer
Avondale and reduced the fracture.
q. W. Andrews. inspector OF land OF,
fees, made an official visit TO this place
last Monday and examined the records
of the local Office. lie found the office
in good shape and the officers very pro-
iicient in thu discharge of their duties,
Parts Of the pump at the water works
were taken TO Spokane Tuesday for re.
pairs. which necessitsted the shutting
of of the water supply during the
night, Superintendent DeSsussure and
and II. N. Thamke drove down, had
the repairs made and returned the next
evening.
Asa result of last weeks e12mina-
ton in the public school, Susie Nesbitt.
Mabel Emrey, Daisy Golden and John
Osborn are the four ranking highest in
the sixth grade. The four ranking
highest in the eighth grade are Weldon
Morris, Maud Bristow, Theo DeSaus-
sure and Stella Bethel.
L. NJ. Thompson, representing the
Cooper Hose Jacket Co. ,of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi. stopped in town yesterday
and the trustees ordered two of the
jackets for the use Of the fire depart
ment. The invention consists OF
hinged jacket with Hanged rubber in
side arranged in such manner that
when placed over leak in q hose or
over the couplings it forms water
tight joint. 1t can be instantly at.
tachcd and is one of the most perfect
inventions Of the kind we have ever
seen. The jackets cost S25 each and
We consider the money expended for
them good investment.
Friday evening the W. II, c. met in
their new hall, where pleasant surprise
awaited them by Col. and Mrs. Bud
long. The corps was reorganized and
the following officers were elected to
fill vacancies: Mrs. ii, Nesbitt, Pres:
Mrs. II. Mcpherson, S. V. T.; Mrs. NJ.
Russell. J. V. T.: Mrs. NJ. II. O'Rcilly,
Con; Mrs. V. Kelly, Asst, Con-: Mrs. NJ.
ID. Budlong, Sec. The public installa
ton was conducted by Mrs. Manning
of Post Falls, followed with short and
appropriate speeches by Maj. Manning,
Serg, Myrick and Col. Budlong, when
oil retired to the dining room where re-
freshmcnts were served to about forty
persons,