The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-06-04

Simon Moe. Of Bledlmont, wan in town
during the week.
Dances and parties have been very
numerous Of late.
Prof. Burleigh VIII teach here " prin-
cipal again next term.
Mrs. Rlbstein and Ms. Isaacson we're
visiting In MedlmOnt last week.
DIR. Sims. OF st. Maries, was in town
this week ON bis way to Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs z. G. Ribstein made q
visit TO Rathdrum during the week.
Quite number Of residences are be.
ing erected at Medimont this summer.
II. Daggett, Of St. Maries, is Just fin-
ishing up neat residence on his ranch.
The high water has again closed down
the shiDgle mill. the third time this sea-
son.
Rev. Hoskins, OF Murray, preached
here last Sunday TO large congrega-
ton.
Mrs. Jos. Moe and little girl returned
last Sunday from q short visit with rels-
lives and friends at Medimont.
Miss Falconcr. who has been teaching
the school at Lane. was here tins week,
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. n. COplin.
The st. Maries cheese factory. which
recently commenced operations, 10 now
consuming about 5000 pounds Of milk
daily.
Miss Buckley, who hae been the guest
Of Miss Eliza Sexton for the past few
days, has returned TO her home In Ceur
d'Alene.
Miss Scott, one Of our popular teachers,
has returned TO her home on the st.
MARES 70 remain during the summer
vacation.
The monthly pay.rolls Of the various
mills Of Harrison now aggregate over
$4,000. far ahead Of many towns Of
treble our population.
Grandma wilcher. who has been visit
ina with her sister. Mrs. Henry Copiin,
for the past two weeks. returned TO her
home la Tekoa Tuesday.
Miss Eliza Sexton, one OF the popular
teachers OF the Ceur d'Aiene public
schools, has returned TO her home here
fer the summer vacation.
Clyde Evans and family and a num-
Der Of others came down from Medi-
mont on the tug NOnesuch Sunday to
attend memorial services here.
In. Coplin this week finished tine
boat for Dave Reid, 70 be used on the
swift waters OF the upper st. Joe. Mr..
Copiin has turned out a number OF fine
boats this year.
Louis lockwood, for some time past
an employee at Grants mill, has leased
the tug boat Nonesuch from Clyde
Evans. Of Medimont, and win engage
Ia towaze business on the lake.
bernard. the photographer. was down
from Wallace the FIRST Of the week and
opened up his new gallery here for a
few days. lie will make regular month
ly visits to this place from now on.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Callahan, OF
Rathdrum, were here this week, and
also took days trip 10 Wallace. This
was Mrs. Callahan's first visit TO Harri-
son and she seemed quite pleased with
our busy little town.
b. r. Gleason. who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. II. Harrington, at Kel-
logg. for short time, returned home
Tuesday. accompanied by Mrs. Harring-
ton. his sister. She will visit for q few
days with Mrs. A. A. Cook, another sis.
ter, Of this place, returning to her home
at Kellogg Sunday.
Jas. Yarber, an industrious laborer,
was relieved Of S65 sometime early sun
day morning at the ArEo hotel. The
thief deliberately cut the pocket from
MT. Yarber's pants and skipped with
pocket, contents and all. IL is needless
10 say this will be a decidedly tropical
place for him IL he Is found out.
Our citizens should take action Ia
some manner on the hobo question.
The numerous attempts at burglary
during the past week should be warning
enough to cause them to firmly invite
all members Of the hobo fraternity to
move on, and then II they don't move
treat them as they do in Tekoa, turn
the hose on them aud drowned them
out. This remedy is very effective and
after one good ducking it Is not neces-
sary to again ask them to move on.
Several attempts at house. breaking
have been made here during the past
week. and early Monday morning a
hobo tried to enter the residence of Z
W. Wheeler, but was frightened away,
/ lie then proceeded to the residence Of
W. S. Bridgsman, where he pried open
the door aud entered the house without
waking any one. He was then SO bold
as to step into the bedroom where Mr.,
aud Mrs. Bridgeman were sleeping, but
in doing this he awoke Mrs. Bridgemar
and he then made great haste TO get Out
Of sight, succeeding so well that when
search was made for him few mo
ments later he could not be found.
The 6rst annual commencement oil
the Harrison high school was held Ii
the Macabee hall Thursday evening
The hall was beautifully and artisticlS