The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-03-14
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Dr.. MCPHERSON, dentist, Ceur d Aliens
Henry Krotzsr and family will 70
move to wsrdner, Monday.
J. w. wiggett made . business triy
to Spokane, Friday morning.
J. II. Bethel has opened up the bicycls
season By selling . now wsysrly.
James z. Dolan. Of Boomers Ferry
spent the irst Of the week 10 town.
z. A. McCarty and wife returned
from their California trip last evening
Miss Edna Boyd. Of Spokane, Il visit.
Ing her friends, Captain and Mrs. !. b
6anbum.
b. 8. Wishard, . former citizen, nov
residing in Ratbdrum, WIS . visitor in
town Monday.
Commissioners Palmster, Hon. A. A.
Crane and G. B. King are visitors 70
Spokane todsy.
c. L. Hoffman, one Of Rathdrum's
legal lights, Was In town Wednesday on
professional business.
l. N. Arnold, recently DISCHARGED
at IT. Sherman, left Friday morning Tor
bis home In Virginia.
l. Wiel, well known business ma,
OF standpoint, WAS in town Wednesday
on land Office business.
You should 80 the 1885 Wsveriy
bicycle. at J. II. Bethei'sL BY far the
handsomest wheel In the market.
Mrs. W. A. Mcclure, Of Boomers
Ferry, spent the week at Fort Sherman
visiting her daughter, Mrs.. Duncan.
Springtim~. with ito sunny days, fine
weather, howen and song birds, IL here
and nature IL putting on her robe Of
green.
W. W. Roberts IL agent for the eele-
brated Victor bicycles and has an 1885
model on exhibition at the Post Ex.
change, Fort Sherman.
J. d. Morris. of this place, left for
Pierce City, ThurSday. He win 60 BY
way Of Dayton, Wash. where he expects
10 join his brother In law.
Infsnts' wardrobe, 26cts. Complete
Get Of Ill patterns used: full directions,
amount and kind Of material. Address
Patterns, Spokane. Wash.
James Hoskens. Perry Smith. George
Miller and Ns. Chas. Williams, OF this
place, left on the steamer Bslleville for
the mines Thursday morning.
sc. Herren. Of Rathdrum, was At.
tending to legal business here last
Wednesday. Mr.. Herren is building up
. good practice In the county.
Cour dAlens lodge, i. O. o. F. has
purchased the corner lot on Sherman
and Fourth streets where the Morris
livery stable formerly stood.
The Birthday Party social, last night
Ia the Presbyterian church, given BY
the Ladies' Aid society, was q grand
success socially and financially.
Boys and young men interested in
forming . company OF Boys Brigade
OF America are requested to meet at
Methodist hall this evening At TO.
The venerable r. d. Elliott has dis.
posed Of his place at Fish lake and will
return with his wife to this city. They
expect TO move the first Of next week.
Thomas Vance, Of North Yakima,
Wash, spent . part Of the week here.
He 10 son Of the late Senator and
Ex-Governor Vance Of North Carolina.
Col. d. II. Budlong, comm ander, has
appointed A. II. Good. Of A. T. Nc
Reynolds post, assistant adjutant gen.
eral Of the department Of Idaho. G.
A. X.
Up to the time Of going to press the
comet had not put in an appearance
and We are still doing business at the
old stand. Wood, produce or cash tax
en- on subscription.
Prof. d. J. Hswthom's Photographic
entertainment At City Hotel hall last
evening was well patronized.
One-half OF the proceeds were turned
over to the school library fund.
The Idaho Mercantile Co. has an 1895
pattern Of the Rambler bicycle on
exhibition at the store. 1t is the first
wheel Of this years make received here
and Is . very handsome machine.
Sergeant Reeves and Corporal Mu..
lay, Of the Fourth infantry, Fort
left for Vancouver Wednes-
day to appear before the examining
board for = lieutenant's commission.
They will be absent two weeks.
John J. Wells vs.. Col Robert Hall. il
the title OF case filed in the district
court for trial at the coming term. The
case grows out of the fact that the
authorities at Fort sherman crossed the
land OF Wells to cut ice on q small bay
bordering on his place. Wells claims
damages for trespass and asks the court
settle the matter by giving him judg.
ment for 500.
Ms. Duncan Smith left the house for
. few minutes the other day, leaving
her ur-year-old adopted son alone.
lie procured some matches and con.
clnded to have bonfire In the parior
BY setting dre to heavy cloth cover on
, center table. When Mrs. Smith re-
turned she found the room full of