The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-07-02


Frank Johnson, Of Wallace, has loca-
ted here. and now has his barber shop
In the Senate saloon.
Mrs. Frank johnson and son, of Wal
lace. were guests Of DIR. and Mrs. Sims,
Of st. Maries, this week.
Quite a number Of the boys from here
have gone to the harvest fields and more
viii follow after the fourth.
V. e. WaItman, Of Waltmanis saw
mill at Anderson, was in Tekoa a por
ton OF the week on business.
w. A Reiniger has purchased a safe
for his mercantile establishment from
ID. Z. Ballard, Of Ceur d'Alene.
Mrs. Geo. Howell and Mrs. NJ. Mark
ham. Of Colfax, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. L. w. Newton, at the Point.
Mrs. Hilton, Of Moscow, a former
class mate of Miss Grace Cook, is visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Cook.
Sam Armstrong, Of Colfax, agent
of the Pacific Coast Elevator Co.. was a
business visitor in town during the
week.
The Avondale goes to Ceur d'Alene
today with Mrs. Fred Grant, Misses
Lima, Ella and Gussie Grant and Master
Ernest.
Lewis Coplin, who has been looking
after his ranch at Latah for the past
few weeks, has returned to his home
in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Ashley, of St
Maries, have gone to Spokane to reside
permanently. having disposed Of their
property to Chas. Smith.
A number of our young people went
to Ceur d Alene on the AvOndale Sun
day morning and report having spent n
very pleasant day there.
Houses are very scarce at present and
in great demand. The erection of a
few good cottages here for renting pur-
poses would be a good investment
Mrs. Annie Humes, Of Post Falls,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Pete Jarard, at St. Maries, for some
time past, returned home Tuesday.
Boyd Hamilton, Of Colfax, was in
town Wednesday. lie and a party Of
oakesdale boys are camping across the
lake aud are enjoying themselves i'm
mensely.
A. Perrenaud, representing the Idaho
Mercantile Co, OF Ceur d'Alene, was
here n couple of days this week with a
stock OF goods and did considerable
business.
A. johnson, formerly assistant sta
ton agent here, and recently employed
at Cataldo, was in town this week on
his way 10 Calfax, where he has obtain,
ed good position.
The tug Nonesuch was turned over
TO the new owners yesterday and Mr.
lockwood, who has been running il
under a lease, will now return to his old
position In the mill.
Revs. Hoskins and Childs, accompan.
led by Mrs. Childs. went up to st. Mar
les the first Of the week, where Rev
Hoskins gave a very successful graphic
phone entertainment.
John +. Fisher is enjoying visit OF
a week or so from his mother, MIS-. John
f. Fisher, of Wallace, aud his sister
Mrs. Tabor, of Fairhaven, Wash, botl
Of whom arrived last Sunday.
The citizens have been making gen
eral clean up this week and putting
things to rights for our big celebration
Monday. The largest crowd ever as
sembled in Harrison is expected on that
day.
L. p. Harris retires from the postofics
this week to take charge Of the new
saloon, the Senate" lie has purchased
the Argo hotel property, leased the up
stairs for hotel purposes and preparet
the lower story for his saloon.
G. +. Russell, and employee Of Holly
Mason, Marks & Co, of Spokane. spen
the past week here visiting his uncle
C. W. Russell. While here he took ;
run up the st. Joe on fishing excursion
and enjoyed himself immensely.
Walt. johnson, who was summOne,
TO his home In palouse City last weel
by the serious illness Of his wife, ha
returned and is again at his old place il
the mill. He reports Mrs, johnson
, greatly improved and out Of danger.
Z. p. Harris, postmaster at this place
. has rendered his resignation TO take ef
5 feet July LIST, and after that time Este
1 Wheeler viii serve the people in tina
! capacity. Mt. Harris has been our post
J master for the past four years and ha
). proved an obliging and popular oticia
). His resignation is not occasioned b
any political variance with the admin
istration, but is brought about by Al
opportunity to engage in more lacrs
] tive business,