The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-06-12


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20 YEARS TIE STANDARD.
WIN Cenr d'Alene eelebrste July an :
That m depends on the business men
81 the place. Il takes money 70 eele-
brate and IN sffort win be made 70
raise fnndA II II fails the town win
not Be disturbed By the noise and
blnster Of uneoFked patriotism.
Chaplain Bateman win deliver his
iecture on The Jew, His Past, Present
and Future" 1t the n. e. church next
Wednesday evening 81 8 O'Clock. Ad-
mission, Sc: children. Isc. Proceeds
10 apply On the loan Of the the Church
Extension 10 ths n. z. church Of this
place.
All the new and late designs In wall
paper ut less than Spokane prices ut the
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Z. u. Miller and family arrived from
the Pnlouse cOuntry Tuesday evening
and win spend b month here visiting
relatives. Baker win devote most Of
his time to wrestling with the finny
tribe and the fsh market is likely to
experience q heavy Mseline In prices.
The local tribe Of Red Men are max.
ing extensive preparations for theiS
exeursion and picnic on the lake sun
day the eOth. A number Of our eiti-
gems have expressed an intention to
enjoy the trip and the Red Men intend
TO make It pleasant for those who
attend.
The strawberry festival and dance
given In the pavilion Thursday even
ing. By the ladies Of the Catholic
church. was al that could have been
asked for. The floOr was one lively
mass Of merry people. young and old.
EveEyone present seemingly had very
en3oyaole umae.
On Tuesday Of last week, at Priest
River, Rev. Father Purcell, Of this place
united three couples in marriage. the
contracting parties being Frank ZACH
eta and Josephine Maio, Frank s
MaurO and Louise Maio. Frank s. Maio
and Rosario Bassio. They are recent
arrivals from Italy.
Landlord FIstcher, Of the Inn, d
making extensive preparations for the
entertainment Of his patrons during
the summer. The halls and rooms
have been newly papered aud some
elegantly furnished rooms fitted up. A
room opening from the bar has been
lifted mp where meals will be served 70
order at al hours
The c0ur d'AIene and Rathdrum
teams played . game o. BAN On the
Fort sherman grounds last Saturday
which resulted in q score Of Is 10 - In
favor Of the Rathdrum boys. Two
games have been played with honors
even and the next game will decide the
championship.
One Of the most successful business
men Of small town in Minnesota who
b heavy advertiser In the local paper
says: I'VE may live without pOetEy. mn.
sie and art; ne may live without con.
science and live without heart; ne may
live without friends. Ne may live with
out fnds: but business today cannot live
without ada" An I'd In the Pass viii
bring business.
The elOcatiOnaTy and musical recital
given at the opera house last evening
By Mrs. Hamill- Handbook and Ms.
Brechemin, for the benefit Of the pub.
lie school library, was well pAtrOnised
and much enjoyed By the audience.
MEs. Hamill- Handbook is an elocution
ist Of ability. Her impetsonati0n OF
different characters 10 perfect Nn.
Brechemln always delights an audience
with her music and last evening was
no exception.
Jay Rand Sanburn has spent q great
deal Of time and labor In culttvating 4
row OF hop vines in front OF the west
varanda Of the Mineral Exchange.
The vines had made . llne growth and
were doing nicely until the other night
when IN old COW came along and des-
tFoyed them. The same thing hap
pened at the Brewery saloon = few
nights before. People who own cows
ought 10 have at least little regard for
the rights OF Others and keep their
stock up during the night
Peter Sihley, an account Of whose ar.
rest on the change Of assanlting Capt
Geo. Reynolds, Of the steamer GeOCHie
Oakes. with deadly weapon. appeared
10 our last issue, had an examination
before Justice IIeAton, at Harrison,
last Tuesday. Judge Ksat appeared as
attorney for Sibley and . Northern
Pacific attorney from Spokane appeared
for the prosecution. Several witnesses
were examined and after considering
the matter the justice discharged Mr.,
Sibley.
Tuesday evening the Gre company
responded promptly 10 an alarm Of Gre.