The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-13

-. ~NstNNtf AA"iAN4 SNuH4 auN
ths Hest boys have gone to Priest river
% do assessment work on some good
prospects which they own In that sec
ton.
Subscribe for the PREss, 81 q year
cash IN advance.
Capt. and Mrs. James Graham enter
talnsd senator Dubois, Senator HeltfeId
Hon. Y. J. Dockery and Hon. b. r
Donnelly at dinner, Thursday evening
before tbs speaking.
Z. W! Mclaughlin, a prominent busl.
ness man Of Bonners Ferry, and fruit
Inspection for this countY, was 10 town
this week. He is Inspecting a number
OF orchards ia this vicinity.
Geo. C. Thomson. and MI. and Mrs
i. W. johnson leave this evening fol
Lewiston 10 attend the annual session
OF the grand lodge OF Odd Fellows
which conyenes next week.
J. =. Quaries. OF the ceur d'Alens
valley. was In town this week making
homestead hnal proof. Speaking Of
politics he said that ths valley precincts
would be be very largely fusion.
Vim Wells, VIM. Hugnenln and Wal.
ter krotzer. who have been engaged
with geological survey party operat.
Ing ia the COlgille reservation during
the summer. returned home Monday.
Among the Republican candidates
who were In town this week looking
after their fences, we noticed W.. r
Whitaker. Messrs. DOnst, Post, Oryis
aud Ross. John W. Peters accompanied
them.
Mr.. W. n. Steele and Miss Bessie
LOehier. Of near Hayden lake. were
united IN marriage in the parlors of the
Bancroft house last Monday by Rev. G
l.. neffenhangh. Only relatives Of the
family we're present.
WIN. p. Mcmillan, the hotel man. ar
rived from the east Monday aud has
taken charge Of the Inn. lie will III
the hotel up and put the rooms in good
condition for the comfort and accom-
mediation Of guests.
Edwin Melee. Of Rathdrum. was in
toNu Wednes day on business before th'
Land Office. 1t MAS through Mr.. McBee''
efforts that Senator Dubois and Hon. +
]. DockeTy were brought here for the
political meeting Thursday evening.
A good fam Of 90. acres, rich sol
aud hoase. for sale at bargain
Inquire al The PPIss Office. This plae'
is but ~ miles from town and VII
make nice home for anyone wishing
= small farm.
The Daughters OF RebekAh will giv'
basket social IN Sanders han Frda!
evening Oct. 90. The proceeds will b
used 10 obtain new regalla aud othej
necessary supplies to replace those de
siIoyed by Dire. The lodge was untcr
Innaie Ia having 40 insurance and uh'
efforts Of the ladies should be hberall!
pa,roniE=d.
Hats. hats, hats, Attsntion ladies
have ordered my goods aud wheI
they arrive shall be pleased 10 furnish
you hats. Styles up TO date and price
correct. Old hats trimmed. Come ana
tr- us and bring your friends Mrs. :
y. Ellis:
When you cannot sleep for coughing
IL IL hardly necessary that anyone shoul'
tell you that you need few doses o
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy TO ALA.
the irritation OF the throat, and max
sleep possible. II Is good. Try Il. Fo
sale bY any druggist
A pleasant wedding took place at III
home OF the bride north OF town, las
Monday noon, the contracting partie
being Miss Anita Cooper, the estimabl
daughter Of MIR and Mira. Isaac CooPeI
10 Mr. ]. Z. Bradbury. a highly re
specled citizen Of Wardncr. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. G. L
DrfIenbaugh. in the presence Of mum
Der Of invited guests. After The cere
mony those present paTtOOk Of n bOun
tiful wedding dinner.
The Spokane Foresten gave a BIZ
banquet and entertainment TO visiting
members last Monday evening. Tn
spread was elaborate aud EIuch enjoyed
Among those present from Cnur d
Alene were John DinRwell. John Dou
ovan, II, NJ. Tbamkr. George Ford. Johl
venable. Eruest Weeks, Armand PEI
renoud, chas. perrenoud, lssac Cooper
and Samuel Black. They speak In hig
praise Of the Spokane foresteTs and sa
that they are royal entertainers,
Hon. John T. Morrison, Republica
nominee for congress, delivered polii
ical speech to large audience In Nc
Farland's hall Monday evening. II wa
the best meeting the Republicans hav
held here during the campaign, and NJ
Morrison, who is an entertaining talkeI
delivered a very good sddress and pr
sented hts views in clear and forcibl
manner. lie was followed by c. I
Hoffman. of Rathdrum. who gave Ii
people short talk.
Fred johnson, who owns farm an
orchard on the shore Of the lake fe'
miles from town, has thoroughly den
oustraled the fact that fruit OF superiC
quality can be raised on the slopes {
the lake. As practical demonstrate
OF this, he brought to this office di