The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-05-21

John Fisher, Of st. Maries, has his
new residence almost completed.
Henry YOrk has completed . new
picket fence around his premises.
Louis COplln has gone to Latah for q
few weeks 70 look after his ranch.
Many Of the gardens In this vicinity
would be benefited BY 9 good rain.
Harrison Il badly in need Of 9 sprink-
ling cart to lay the dust In the streets.
James Dempsey has returned TO Har-
rison after quite an extended absence.
Prof. A. w. BurIeigii and Miss Mae
Warren were Tekoa visitors last week.
Henry Norgends new residence in
the north end Of town Is soon to be
occupied.
Commissioner Thomas Smith and
wife, Of Ceur d'Aiene. were In town
this week.
II. w. Buell.. after an absence OF four
years. has returned TO his old home at
Elgin, Oregon.
Mrs. George Heron. Of Wallace, Is in
town this week visiting her brother,
Lee Burk, and family.
z. c. Ribstein, our hardware dealer,
shipped consignment Of goods 70 Med
imont parties this week.
Mrs. Jerry Butler and child. Of st.
Maries. are staying for q few months
with her parents Mt Rockford.
A Mr.. Petties has purchased the Col
lier place 10 the st. Maries valley and
will make his future home there.
The steamer Elk made her first ap-
pearance at Harrison this season on
Wednesday. bound up the 1T. Joe.
Both cameron's and Grants sawmiIls
have been compelled to run over time
lately TO keep up with their orders.
A. ID. Thorp, government timber land
inspector, has been In this vicinity for
the past week in an Official capacity.
Rev. +. A. Houston. Of Tekoa, occu-
pied the pulpit here last Sunday and
his discourse seemed 20 give general
satisfaction.
Miss Mary Sexton made short visit
with her sister. Miss Eliza, In Ceur d.
Alene this week. returning home Thurs
day morning.
J. @. White, one Of the propTietors Of
the Latah -four mills. was In town on
business wednesday. accompanied BY
his daughter.
The Cataldo shingle mill has an cleo.
tFie light plant Of Its own. and with its
aid they run night as well a. day. work
ing two crews.
The st. MaEies river 10 on rampage.
and IL reported to have overlooked its
banks and flooded considerable Of the
valley this week.
&c. Ribstein has been improving his
residence property during the past week
by erecting q new stone wall and fence
10 front Of his cottage.
John Helms spent = few daysin Rock
ford last week and took advantage OF
the good roads there By enjoying some
speedy runs on his bike.
Dr.. James, Of Tekoa, has = namber Of
patients here at present and was up =
few DAYS ago 10 visit them. He reports
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DR.. r. A. Cool, Of Spokane, was In
Harrison Tuesday. and while here de
livered \ very interesting sermon TO q
house full Of appreciative listeners.
The steam launch AVondale tried to
lind the bottom OF the bay Thursday
morning, but has since been raised and
is again afoat. none the worse for hel
ducking.
We are sorry to learn that there Il
little, IL any. chance for the recovery oil
Mrs. S. Van Valkenburg, who has been
sick for some time. DIR. James, who Il
attending her, expresses but little hope
The Messenger Office has been moved
again, this time into quarters in A. A,
Cranes building on Ceur d'Alens
avenue. The building thus vacated
will be lifted up and occupied by the
bakery.
The necktie social given by the
Knights and Ladies OF the Macabees al
their hall Thursday evening was a de
cided social and financial success. The
musical and literary features were ex
cellent.
Orno Strong, Of the New West Trade
Spokane, was in town this week in tn,
interest Of his paper. His journal Il
just entering upon its second year and
he reports its prospects for the futur'
quite bright.
W. Belden, OF Wallace, representing
the Spokane Paint and Oil Company
and about twenty other firms, was IL
town this week In the interests OF hi
numerous houses. lie 10 rustler anC
deserving of special mention.
Caswell York, who some time ag'
leased A. A. Cranes garden patch fol
the purpose OF gardening for market
has been greatly improving It and vii
have tine yield Of garden truck. HI
expects TO have all kinds OF vegetable
on the market In short time.
The town dag pole rOtted on and col
lapsed some time ago and since theI
the town has been without one. Thi