The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-05-14
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I'd. Crane made . trip to ceur a.
Alene during the week.
Mrs. Dr.. Sims and child are visiting
with friends In Tekoa this week.
Louis etuye IL the proud father Of q
bran new girl. Mother and child doing
well.
Numerous drummers have been doing
business with our merchants during the
week.
Attorney James Graham, Of Cenr
d'Alene. was In town on legal business
this week.
Section Foreman Mosgrove and crew
OF men are repairing the side track at
Grants mill.
Postmaster z. r. Harris has moved
into his coy new cottage In the north
end Of town.
Mrs. w. A. Reiniger and child were
visiting friends In Ceur d'Alene the
first Of the week.
Charles Mullins was In Tekoa this
week. and while there purchased . first-
class dray wagon.
Miss Julia Grisly, Of Tekoa. will spend
the summer here with her sister, Mrs.
Thomas McIIenry.
Miss Grace Bingham is visiting at
Post Falls this week, the guest of Mr..
and Airs. Ward Allen.
A great deal OF lumber Is being ship
ped from here to various points through
out the Palouse country.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Wolf, Of st. Mar.
lea, have gone 70 Freeman, Wash, for =
few weeks visit with friends.
Mrs I. n. Coplin went to Ceur d.
AleDe last Saturday and remained over
Sunday visiting with friends.
r. II. Culbertson, manager OF the
Poorman and Tiger mine at Burke,
made business call here q few days
ago.
The deck hands on the Georgia Oakes
are al busting good fellows. and they
know how TO hustle baggage to per-
lection.
Miss Sullivan 10 managing the house
hold aifairs Of her sister. Mrs. John S.
Mullins, during the latters absence in
the east.
Captain Reynolds and Purser ShaIlis,
OF the steamer Oakes. appear 10 have a
cinch on the fish, by the way they are
hauling them IN at times.
Charles Athens has gone to waIla
wallA for the summer. He will work
through harvest in that section. but ex-
poets TO return TO Harrison this fall.
Stuve Bros shingIe mill, which has
been shut down for some time past on
account OF the high water. has resumed
operations and Is now running full
blast.
II is rumored that Frank ColVille and
Richard Altman have gone 10 hath
drum 20 enlist for the war. We con-
graduate the boys on their energy and
patriotism.
There seems 10 be quite q rivalry be
tween the photographers here at pres
ent and il will not be at all surprising
IL the public gets some cheap photo
graphs In consequence.
o. NJ. Sparks, Of the real estate Grm
Of Sparks Bros, Of TekOa, and Charles
Durant, a prominent business man OI
the same place, were In Harrison OF
business matters during the week.
Mrs. John S. Mullins and child an
visiting at her old home In Fayetteville
Arkansas. They expect to remain
about three months. Mrs. Mullins
health has been quite poor for som'
time past. and we hope that by the time
Of their return IL will have greatly i'm
proved.
Revs. T. g. HodgSon. Of Ceur d Alene
an0 A. Childs, OF this place, exchanges
pulpits last Sunday. Rev. HodgsoT
preached an eloquent sermon that WA
attentively listened to by n large con
gregation. He is logical and convinc
ing speaker and Harrison people enjoy
ed his discourse.
4 +. Z. Ingalls,, Of Colfax, Wash, 4
brother.in-law OF w. A. Reiniger, ar
rived iE Harrison last "Wednesday, and
we are glad to say, has decided to re
main here, having already accepted 1
position with Afr. Reiniger in his gen
eral merchandise store. We extend Il
Mr., Ingalls, hearty welcome.
James F. Montandon, one of the pros
porous ranchers Of the st. Maries valley
has returned from a visit TO his parents
and boyhood friends in Switzerland
having been absent about ave months
This is Mr. Montandon's first visit Il
his native land since leaving there year
ago. when only boy, and 1t is needles
: to say he enjoyed his trip most thor
oughly,
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Thompson wen
to Moscow last week, where Mt. Thomp
son had some business matters TO at,
tend to, and on Monday they returneS
10 Spokane where Mrs. Thompson tool
the train for her old home In boston
Mass, where she will remain the entir
summer. During her short residence
here Mrs. Thompson has won a host o
friends who, while sorry to see her de
part, will nevertheless wish her pleas