The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-02

DIR. Mcpherson, dentist, Cenr d Alene

Aaic Wruucpudys
Sam. Black, the merchant tailor, spent
the week at Hope.
v. w. Sander made a business trip to
Spokane yesterday.
Miss Dot Porter came up from Spo-
kane to atted the Bechtel party.
The lumber Is being delivered on the
ground for Fred. Shallis' new cottage.
viii Merriam left for Fort Spokane
Monday to spend few weeks with
| friends.
The Fourth infantry is likely TO re-
main at Fort Sherman for another
year.
The robins have put In an appear
ance--a good indication that spring has
come to stay.
A very large audience assembled at
the post hall last Tuesday evening
to listen to the concert by the Fourth
infantry orchestra.
You should take advantage of our
Chicago Inter Ocean offer without de-
lay. 1t is the greatest offer ever made
by weekly newspaper.
Edward Stanley is dangerously sick
at his home near here. lie is suffering
from blood poisoning and it is though,
that be cannot recover.
Gen. James A. Garfield Garrison, r.
A. and n. L., of Fort Sherman, is max
prepare tons for grand ball about the
18th. 1t will be very pleasant affair
+. Joy purchased the Warner build
ing which stood at the north end OF
Fourth street and has moved il to Ora
hams addition where it will be con.
yerted into neat and comfortable res
idence.
Work on the hull Of Capt. Lyons
new boat is completed and the builders
Sorenson and Johnson, expect TO have
her ready for launching by the first OF
April When finished she will be a
very neat and convenient boat.
d. Phifer will reopen his restauran,
next Monday morning. He will keep
open day and night and serve meals al
all hours. Patrons will be served with
the finest grade OF Java and Mocha
coffee. Fresh bread every day.
The repairs to the steamer George
Oakes are completed and the boat is in
good condition for the seasons business
She will commence making regular
trips 10 Old Mission as soon as the ice
is out of the south end of the lake
Black, the merchant tailor, has re.
ceiyed new and complete line Of sam.
pies and is prepared 10 make suits 10
order at free trade prices. \ fit guar.
anteed in every case. Give him call
il you are in need OF sui, Of clothing
The Raihdrum creamery is assured
The incorporation Of the company has
been completed and the Stockholders
number IL leading citizens. The com
mi;,ee appointed TO select site for the
building Is AT work looking al the var
ious locations offered. II is intended
TO begin work on the building as soon
as the committc has finished its work
The ice has about disappeared from
this eud of the lake, but al Harrison i,
is still from four TO six inches thick and
1t will be several days before navigation
opens, The steamer sherman made al
attempt 10 reach Harrison Thursday
but encountered ice four inches thicl
at East Point and WAS compelled to re
turn.
The Woman's Relief Corps will Civ,
a basket social at q. X hall next
Wednesday evening. the proceeds 10 b,
devoted to the relief of a suffering fam.
lily. Each lady is expected to prepare ;
| lunch for two TO be sold during Il
evening. AS the cause is one of Chart,
the attendance should be large lie
every one turn out and contribute thei
mite.
A. NJ Mecklem, of Colfax. Wash. i,
here for the purpose of organizing :
camp of Woodmen of the World Thi
is new order, having been organize
but Eve years, and now has member
ship OF 5000. Mr.. Mecklem is stat,
organizer for Idaho and Washington
and will hold meeting at Methods
hall this evening for the purpose of es
,ablishing camp.
The concert given by Prof. Webb
class at the Presbyterian church las
evening was not so largely attended a
its merit deserved. An excellent pro
gram of vocal music was rendered in
manner tina, won the hearty applaus
of the audience The solos by Mrs
Webb were very good, as were also tn,
duets and quartets 10y others. The clas
showed careful training and the aud
fence certainly appreciated the enter
tainmcnt. Prof. Webb and wife lief
morning for Pullman, Wash, where h,
will organize class.
In the fall of 1898 a son of Mr.. T. \
Mcfarland, a prominent merchant O
Live Oak. Suffer Co, Cal, was take,
with very heavy cold. The pains i,
his chest were SO severe that he ha,
spasms and was threatened with pneu
monia. His father gave him severa
large doses Of Chamberlain's Cougl
Remedy which broke up the cough an,
cured him. Mr.. Mcfarland says when
ever his children have Group he invari
ably gives them Chamberlain's Cougl