The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-09

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Mfs. John Dingwell lett Monday even
Ing for visit Of several months Il
frisfids 10 Michigan. Mr.. DIngReIl &C,
companied her a. fsi ~ Spokane, re-
turning Thursday morning.
Il Next year the annual encampment 81
the @. A. r. and W. q. c. viii be held
NJ this place. This information eamt
/ by wire from Mrs. d. II. BudIong who
IL IN attendance at the encampment al
weiser. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dickey, Of
GrangeviIIe, came 10 on Thursday morn.
tDg's train TO spend few days with old
friends, Mrs. Dickey k.on her way
east and viii spend some time visiting
friends 10 Iowa
The new steam cylinder and connect.
log rod for the steamer sehIey were re
ceiyed from the foundry Thursday, and
steam was gotten up yesterday. Tie
boat will resume her regular run on the
lake and st. Joe river.
/ The Lewiston convention elected the
following delegates TO attend the Dem.
ocratie convention at Kansas City:
Col. W. II. Dewey. W. b. Mcfarland,
James W. Reid, z. ]. Dockery, C. o.
Stockslager, John @. Brown.
The Spokane & Idaho Lumber com
pany. of Post Falls. Is now furnishing
the Northern Pacific brayy timbers and
other lumber. The fact that the North
ern Pacific is buying the lumber OF this
section ought 10 be evidence Of its good
qualities.
/ J. p. Quarles was In town Monday
with some tine specimens Of galena ore
from a prospect which he is opening up
near Killarney lake on the Cear d'Aiene
river. The ore assays 50, and Mr..
Qnarles says be has three feet Of just
such rock.
Butter paper with your name or the
name Of your dairy neatly printed at
$40 for 1000 sheets. This is but sixty
cents more than the plain paper costs
you at retail Have your butter paper
printed at the PREss Office. We use ink
that will not spoil the butter.
The subscription list OF the Press Is
growing every week. At 81 a year in
advance the people want the PREss and
are going to have it. Subscribe now.
The most interesting political campaign
for many years viii be fought this fall
aud the Press will keep you posted.
The fourth quarterly conference Of
the cGur d'Ale0e circuit for the Meth
OdiSt Episcopal church, will be held at
Rathdrum. Saturday. June l6. at 2 p. m.
DIR. Henry Brown. OF Spokane, viii
I preach At RAthdrum next day 1T IL n.
m, NJ Post Falls at 2:3O p m., and ut
Ceur d'Alene at s p. m.
/ The auction sale Of condemned gov
eminent supplies and eqnipage is to
begin At FSr sherman on Monday,
June Is. and will continue from day 10
day until the staff is all sold. There is
/ furuitnre. stoves, tents, wagons, har.
ness, tools Of kinds, saw mill and a
miscellaneous lot OF stuff OF almost
every description. amounting TO several
thousand dollars, TO be sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. King returned
from visit 10 Oregon friends aud rela.
tives Wednesday morning, and Mrs.
King was called 20 Spokane the same
evening by the serious illness OF their
daughter. Miss Jennie Mr.. King went
70 the city Thursday evening. Miss
King 10 suffering from heart trouble,
and was taken sick suddenly at the
home Of a friend. where she still re
mains.
A quiet, but pleasant wedding took
place at the home OF Rev. and Mrs. I.
q. Hodgson. last Monday, at O'Clock
,. m the contracting parties being
their estimable da0ghte-, Miss Lottie
HodgsOr, and MIR. George Miller,
highly respected and industrious young
farmer residing few miles north west
OF town. The ceremony WAS performed
by the brides father in the presence of
n few intimate friends of the family,
Mrs. George r. Minis and family,
Mr.. and Airs. Geo. Cooper, Mrs. T.. W.
Johnson, VIM. McConaghy, and Mr..
and Ms. Thomas Hodgson being pres.
ent to witness the ceremony. The happy
young couple visited Spokane for day
or two, and have now settled down in
their new home on what was formerly
the Richhart place.