The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01

+. w. Smith, ii. NJ. Richards and Mr..
and Mrs. Snodgrass, OF Spokane, visited
the 10 10 camp last Sunday.
Lieut.. Brown, Of Fort Sherman, has
been relieved as quartermaster, and is
succeeded by Lieut.. McQuiSton.
Mr.. Adams, who has acted as chapc-
ron for the "Big -Four" at Mica bay, has
been relieved by Mr.. Fhloenr, OF Wal
lace.
Headquarters for Mason fruit jars,
and all kinds of fruits, at McFarland's.
In the case of the Wiggstt & Empey
Go. VS.. Otto Ernest, before Justice Nor
ris, postpOnement was taken until
Sept. l..
NJ. A. Renshaw and c. A. Waters
left by team for Wardner, Thursday,
where Mr.. Waters has a contract for
teaming.
Since Miss Daisy Dodson has con-
quered the intricate game Of Octopus"
she has concluded to remain two weeks
longer at the big Four" camp.
There are large number of summer
boarders from Spokane and other towns
stopping at the Inn. Landlord Fletcher
says his rooms are most all occupied.
Headquarters for Mason fruit jars,
and all kinds of fruits. at Netherlands.
Landlord Bancroft is having roomy
cold storage plant built on the hotel
1 property. 1t will prove quite a conven.
lent addition TO his summer equipment.
J. i. Snider, who is travelling from
Los Angeles, Cal, TO New York, stop
ped in town Wednesday night. lie is
riding White wheel, and is making
the trip both for health and pleasure.
Miss Bertha Coleson, Of Dayton,
Wash, aud Mrs. Gurley, OF Starbuck
Wash, arrived in this city Thursday,
aud will spend a few weeks here. view
ing the scenes and sights around tie
lake.
The huckleberry season has com.
menced, aud there is good crop OH
Badly. T.. Dighton, -. Joe river has
good saddles and pack horses for hire
TO any one wishing 10 take a trip there.
Another lot Of those fine glove fitting
oxford ties. in tan and black, at The
Idaho Mercantile Co.'S.
c. \. DeSaussure, James Graham. r.
I T. Mcfarland and Louis Meyer were
electen delegates from this precinct tc
the democratic county convention
which meets at Rathdrum on the 18Th
Of August.
Sergeant Major c Iulter, Of Fort Sher.
man, who recently went 10 the govern,
ment hospital at IIo; Springs, Ark. i,
reported as not making very rapid i'm
proyemen;. lie is still suffering from
rheumatism.
J. II. Elmendorf. OF Spokane, nov
stopping at Silver beach, was thrown
from buggy. last Tuesday. and kicked
by the horse lac was driving. lie haC
one rib fractured and received other les
severe injuries.
The strange noises tina; have beer
disturbing the people Of Ceur d'Alen'
for the past week are no longer a mys
terry. They emanate from the throat
of Il beyy Of summer girls, while in bath
I ing at Mica bay.
The case Of the Idaho Mercantile Go
, VS. John Donovan came before justice
: Norris for hearing yesterday. but wa
d compromised. The company sued 70
50 and compromised for $40, each sid
paying their own costs.
The Northern Pacific will run moon
light excursion from Spokane mex
Thursday evening, arriving here at
o'clock. The excursionists will be give
ride on the lake and spend two Q
three hours in dancing
The commissioners have fixed tn
. polling places aud precinct boundarie
a for the coming election. But one neV
precinct was created, 10 be known a
IIellgrove 1t lies west OF Mica bay an
embraces quite a settlement.
Lieut.. Dr Purviance assistant sur
}. gcon at Fort Sherman, left for Fol
Mlssoula, Mont, Wednesday, on tele
gram ordering him 10 that post. Lieu
!, DR. Kulr. of Fort Walla Walla, come
y to Fort sherman temporarily.
u The machinery for the creamery plar
u a; C. II. Kings farm is being placed
: the huilding this week, and the own,
expects to have the creamery
D operation in fifteen days. 1t will
known as Ayondale Creamery,
General Otis, commander of the d,
partment of the Columbia, accompAnie
c. by Adjutant General Wilson, visit,
n Fort sherman the first of the wee
Tuesday they had general inspection
/, the post, and Wednesday the office
returned to Vancouver.
a The Sons Of Veterans are making e,
tcnsive preparations for their dance ;
the pavilion next Tuesday evenin
The Fourth infantry orchestra will fu
nish music, the ladies Of the W. r.
will serve ice cream and pleasant tin
is promised all who attend.
u Remeuyi, the great violinist, will 81
grand concert at post hall, Fort Sh'
As man, on the evening of August Il, n
der the auspices of kootenai lodge,
c OF T.. The lodge gave guarantee