The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-01-05

] Cash Grocery.
: Dr. i. J. Scallon made a professional
. trip TO Post Fails Thursday eveHiag for
, the purpose OF making examinations of
applicants for membership ia the order
OF Naccabees.
The g. A. r. and Womah's Relief
corps will have public installation Of
officers this evening in Sanders hall, at
which each member IL privileged TO
invite one friend.
Miss rheO. K. DeSaussure returned
to her school on the st. Joe river Mon
day, after spending her holiday yaca
ton here with her mother. Her school
will close ia February.
James Judge. who has been on the
sick list for several weeks, is still IN
critical condition. He Is afflicted with
liver aud kidney trouble and his re-
covCry is exceedingly slow.
John RiptOe, an old resident of this
place. now Of Pennington, Wash, ar.
rived here Sunday TO spend few days
with old friends Mrs. RiptOe has been
visiting here about three weeks.
Oysters served 10 any style and at
any hour. day or night. at FOrd's Chop
house. II is the only restaurant is
town, and everything is kept in first
class style. Give him a call and be
convinced.
The home Of Samuel Gray, an old
resident Of this place. now of Keller,
Wash, was completely destroyed by
fre Monday morning about 1890
O'Clock. The loss was $3.50 with no in
surance.
The steamer Schley broke her shaft
near st. Mares last week, and has been
tied up 1t that place for the winter.
awaiting new machinery. which viii be
installed in the early spring for next
years run.
Miss Mary Roche, after spending the
holiday vacation here with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. James Roche, left Tues
day evening for Cotton, Wash, where
she 10 attending the ScbOlaStica acad-
envy for girls.
Perry Smith, who has been absent
from this place about four years, return
cd last week and will spend the winter
here with his uncle, samuel smith. He
has been working at the carpenter trade
at Phoenix. d. c.
New Years passed of quietly In
Occur d. Alene. the weather being cold,
otherwise very pleasant. The business
houses closed at noon, and the only
social feature WAS invited guests to eat
turkey dinner with their friends.
The steamer George 0akes made her
final trip New Years day and is TIED ny
for the winter on account Of Ice At Har'
rlson. This Is 10 be regretted. as the
boat WAS doing good passenger bust
ness, and made times much livelier.
Mra. Huldah c. Nesbitt, who has been
suffering for several weeks from blood
poison, caused by slight scratch on
the hand, is still In a critical condition
The hand was lanced by the attending
physician Thursday aud again yes
terday.
; Stanley Dollar, Of san Francisco, Cal.
a nephew OF william Dollar, Of thus
place, arrived here Monday to visit for q
few days. He had been in Seattle OF
business, and took advantage Of an op
pOrtunity to visit this place before re
turning TO California.
Conductor George WetEel, Of Spo
: kane, came up Monday and spent th'
J day here, the guest OF Prof. and Mrs
Cummings. The four daughters OF
7 Prof. Cummings returned TO Spokane
. with Mr.. wetEel to spend the remain
E der Of the week.
Mrs. C. Z. Brigham, accompanied
I by her niece, Miss Margaret Eichtem
/ arrived on Friday Of last week from
}. Seattle, Wash, TO join her husband
who has been employed here about tw'
A months. They will make their hom'
n here permanently.
i il. ShailIs will leave Monday for tn
upper Clearwater country 10 be gone al
n winter. He will be Joined in Spokane b.
/. other parties, and after stopping a
A Kendrich TO secure a guide. the part.
will proceed TO frst-class hunting
ground where they expect to live on viii
meats during the winter.
D The members Of the firm Of Z. B
Keller & Co, are E u. Keller, who a
AZ present runs the business. and G. l
"A Dittemore. Messrs, kalanquin & Der
;, nard have disposed Of their interes
but will have their office at the stOE
. until the tie business is closed, whic
= will be about sixty days.
re Last Monday afternoon, Mrs. Edwar
Stanley, living two miles northeast
=. town. suffered a complete collapse fro'
=, nervous prcstration. due to over-exe
N nou. She, with her two children, WI
alone at the time, but medical assis
ance was summoned and she is slowl
= recovering.
to Mr.. and Mrs, ]. T. Scott left Monds
evening for Spokane TO spend Ne
-. Years with relatives, after which NJ
Scott will proceed 10 Boise TO after
- ~ the coming session Of the legislature
- a representative from this county MI
scott will remain ia Spokane for sou
" TINA at least,