The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-19

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The new crank shafts for the steam
err schley and Defender weEe received
the first bf the week and both boats are
once more Ia running order after being
tied mp 70 the dock for two weeks.
The Schley 10 making her regular trips
up the 81, doe liver.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Harte spent
the week In Spokane. returning home
Friday morning. Mr.. HaFte was 10 IT..
tendance rs visitor TO the Grand
Lodge Of Washington, Knights OF Py.
tbias. n. 4. Palmeter and J. II.
Waters were also IN attendance and re-
port very pleasant time.
Wednesday morning the branch line
train was wrecked tgO miles west OF
town by the spreading Of the rails. The
tender. baggage car and coach left the
track and the passengers fortunately
escaped injury. A wrecking crew came
up from Spokane and succeeded In get
ting the cars on the track during the
afternoon.
4 number Of Republicans met In
the ofIice OF Oscar c. Stone Tuesday
evening and organized . club. Geo. G.
Thomson was elected president. ID. r.
Mason. secretary. and Ralph Bernard.
treasurer. There we're between fifteen
aud twenty present ut the meeting. A
petition had been previously circalated
for signatures and tiftY odd names were
secured.
Next Monday r. A. shallis win open
up new stock Of groceries 10 the Won.
nscOtt building on sherman street. The
room has been neatly lifted up with new
shelving and counters, and Fred hal
selected . complete stock OF staple and
fancy groceries. lie 10 deserving Of
success and win merit a share Of public
patronage. He has nice, clean stock
Of new goods.
Geo. c. Thomson. the baker and con.
fectiOner, has Gpened dining room Ia
connection with his Ice cream pariOr
where meals will be served on special
orders. Nj Thomson will not serve
regular meals, but intends 10 make hIl
dining room 3 quiet place where one OF
two persons or party Of friends may
drOp In and order special meals TO sui
their tastes or inelinations.
Edward ShHck came down from bill
Mica peak prospects Thursday. HI
says they have q well timbered shat
down forty feet on one Of their elaimI
and expect TO continue sinking TO |
depth Of sixty feet, when they vii
crosseut the ledge. II values eontinn'
70 increase rs they have in the past. Nj
Shuck thinks the next twenty feet vii
Determine whether or not the propeFt.
Is worth further development.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage Of Miss FlOssy May LarwOOd an'
Ira Hunter ShalIis. ct the Church o
the Good samaritan. in ColfAx, Tuesday
June 6, at II O'Clock. Miss Larwood {
q popular young society lady Of ColfaS
where she has, made her home sine
early childhood. She resides with he
mother and stepfAiher, DR.. aud Mn
Benson. In south Colfax. MI Shallis |
q sou OF Purser Shallls OF the steame
George Oakes. and Is station agent 70
the Northern Pacific at this place. Ate
the marriage aud a wedding tour OF tn
coast states. the young couple viii max
their home In Occur d'Aiene
Last Sabbath, Rev. G. L. DefIen
baugh was installed pastor Of the Pres
byteriAn church Of this place. Tw,
members OF the committee appoints
By the PresbyteFy Of Spokane wei
present and took their respective part
in the services. The sermon preache
at II u. IN. was BY the Rev. C. r. Shield
Of Davenport. Wash. Al 9 O'Clock !
m. the installation service began an
vas participated In by Revs. Shields an
Phipps; the former presided. asked III
usual questions and then delivered q
impressive address 10 the pastor, char
ing him 10 be faithful In the perform
auce OF his several duties. and the latte
delivered charge 70 the people this
was full Of practical suggestions an
sound advice. After prayer and
hymn, the benediction was pronounce
by the pastor, when he was cordial
greeted by members Of the congregation
. The choir sweetly sang = couple Q
J special numbers appropriate TO II
|, occasion.