The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-11


J.H. Bethel has taken the agency for
the Vanguard bicycle. He will also sell
the changeabIe gear for the same CON-
pany.
Oscar SOnnenkalb and a corps of as
sistants left for Blue creek. yesterday.
where they will survey township of
government land.
Mn. W. J. Mcclure came down from
ISOnner's Ferry Monday aud is stopping
with her daughter at Fort Sherman,
Mrs. Lieut.. Duncan.
Mrs. n. Z. Little, who came here to
attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs.
John Weston, left for her home, Sag
nav, Mich, Monday evening.
Prof. Nevotti, of the Fourth infantry
band, has taken a furiough Of two
months and together with his family
will spend most OF the time camping on
the shore Of the lake.
I Mrs. Willis Sweet and daughters, OF
Moscow, who have been visiting Mrs.
/ {. Is. King, Of Hayden lake, are spend
ing few days here as the guests of Mrs.
James Graham, OF Lakeside avenue.
There will be benefit glove contest
for Patsey O'Leary. at Dickey's hall,
next Wednesday evening at 7;3O. be.
tween O'Leary and John Gippert. Ac-
mission 81 and 80 cents.
I DIR. e. c. Mann has opened dental
parlOrs in the Merriam block. lie occu-
pies two rooms which are fitted up in
elegant style, has received one of the
latest improved dental chairs, and in.
vites a share Of the public patronage.
The county convention OF the Popu,
list party, for the purpose of placing in
nomination county and legislative tick
cts, will be held II Rathdrum on
Tuesday, July 2S The precinct prima-
ries ART TO be held on Saturday, July Is.
The Cosmopolitan for July is a very
interesting number and contains many
dne illustrations. This is one of the
best magazines published, and costs but
sI0 year or ii may be had in eonnec.
ton with the PRESs at a reduced rate
The famous Fourth infantry band
under the leadership Of Prof. Tyrrell
has been engaged TO give an open ali
concert in front of the Ceur 4 Alene
Inn. tomorrow afternoon. from TO
O'Clock. A program ofchoich selections
will be rendered.
Emanuel IIoelIle and John Empey
two heavy stockholders In the Maud :
aud Ben llassen mining claims. located
on Salmon creek, i. C., spent the 4th
here. The mines are showing up vel
and MIR. Iloclzie exhibited some fine
specimens Of ore while here.
The ladies OF the W. II. c. planned a
surprise for the members OF the q. A
Il. post on Friday evening Of last weeE
aud invaded the hall, where the post
was in session, with well filed lunch
baskets after which 4 short program Of
literary exercises were enjoyed and th'
luncheon dispatched with a relish.
There is 10 be an excursion Sunday
evening on the steamer Elk and barge
from s TO II O'Clock. There will b,
instrumental music aud dancing on thu
barge. Fare 80 cents, ladies free. II Il
the intention Of the company TO MAKE
this one Of The most enjoyable excur
Sions Of the season and large numbe
Of people will make the trip.
Samuel Bruner was before Justic,
Norris last Monday. charged with VIC
lating the sheep inspection Law by bring
ing sheep into the county without tn,
necessary health certificate. The war
rant Of arrest was sworn out by Deput,
Sheep Inspector John Schafer. The &C
cused was given jury trial and dis
charged on a verdict Of not guilty, tn
prosecution failing TO introduce any evi
dence TO show his guilt.
The mineral land commissioners
Goode, McManus and Crane, with Gee
Ford in charge Of the commisSary
left early Monday morning for the un
surveyed mountainous country nea
Boomers Ferry for the purpose classify
ing lands. They took with them severs
pack animals, tents provisions, AT,
camp equipage, and expect to establish
a camp In the mountains from whic
they will prosecute their work.
Joseph Garno, OF the steam launc
Avondale, Is the proud poSseosor OF I
flag with a history. Upon the blu
field In the upper corner are IS STAR
the flag is SO years old and was carrie
In the Polk Clay campaign OF lSII b
john Bab6itt Of this place, who, q
, that time, full Of youthful enthusiasm
was shouter for Polk and retained tn
flag In his possession until the oths
. day when he presented II to Capt. Gar
no, who will fiY 1t at the head of III
jackslaff only on state occasions,
Mrs. IIenr KOtEer, who remove
p. from this place with her husband u fe,
E months ago, tO wardner, died last Tues
5 day, her death being caused by child
{ birth. The funeral took place wedncs
1 day. Mrs. Krotser was yOnng woma
p. and had been married about two year
a and during her residence here mad
8 many warm friends who will regret |
3 lsAEn.of Der untiuely death. The b
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