The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-08

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Indigestion. uss iE0sllsser'e Rocl, I
Mountain Tea. Carries new-l,fa q
every part Of the body. Tea Of tablet
form. 80 cents. For sale 81 ~
coeur d'Aiene Drug 60.
The rain Thursday was welcomed
BY every one, even those who INA
plannsd on Visiting the Spokane fair
were pleased, because IL ended Ire
long dry spell which has existed
since June, put out the forest ares
and laid the dnst, which has been
such . nuisance to the people.
\. 3, Paul has sold the Mineral
Exehange 20 Jack Hin aud Tom
Jagde, Wis will conduct il under the
name Of tbs Horseshoe Bar. The
place u one Of the most popular 70.
soFts 10 the eity aud the new owners
viii keep Il up 70 lts present standard.
~. Paul wlil devote bic time 10
ether Interests.
~. and Mira. James Il. Harte will
leave for the east tomorrow, visiting
their old home 10 G0nneoticnt ana
the 81. Louis exposition before re-.
tuning. Mr.. Harte has not bean
east for = number Of years and they
expect 10 BE- absent for alx weeks.
Their daughter. Mias Maess, viii
accompany than.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Christian church win hold q rum.
mage sale 10 the room formerly oecu.
pied By Miss Hattie Steele, on
Thursday, October 30. Amy dona.
sions for the nAis viii be gladly re.
esiTsd BY Mrs. G. J.. Shoemaker
The ladies will serve coffee and sand.
wsch@a during the sale.
Tho y, X Lswis Lnmbar company
expects 70 start rs mill naxt weak
for sieady run. The company will
do lot 81 logging the coming win
ieF for = fail run neat season. lts
nsw mill, 40 soeoant Of Hhlch up.
peaFed 10 tha Press Fecently, il one
% the most modern IN ths state aud
Tbs eompany expects 10 make some
record runs after everything gets TO
running snoOthiy.
=. A. Slater recantly returned
from tha North FnFk a tl,s Occur a.
Alena river, where b. has heen with
chs U. b saFvsy party. Msssrs Kin.
nell and Maxwell. They had just
one tnWuship 20 survey wheu Be iaft
which they wili tlnish this month,
" tho westhag pesrnits. THE h
township On, north. range 3 q. u. AZ.
There bare teen uumetuns forest
aFea in that eonaty this summer aud
she water has been very los Ia the
streams
VILLAS KirkeF, farmer living
across the lake came 10 ioau wednes.
iay aith twa dressed calves In bic
saigon which b. wished 70 dispose Of
20 ore ~ the local butchers. he dld
not PAY much attention 10 bic load
until be F0aehed tho market aud cal
led The hatcher cat 70 zee TIE veal.
whpu 10 and behold. the calves had
both disappeared Mr.. Kirker was
panied for . whiie. when be decided
thai theF must have been ialted onl
She back end u The wagon In coming
over some rough read acroas tbe river.
lie drove back for couple Of miles
and found biz veal iying In the mid.
die 81 the rad
A. ~. Batter, Hants tho prcsa ueut
70 him ~ Meadoua. Idaho. The older
residents II the city will remesnbeF
ST.. Butler - one oi The pioneer
steamboat men 90 the lake. In the
early days u the town be was engineer
on The did Amelia Wheaton. The first
stsamer 10 pif the waters 81 the lake.
she aHs bulis ~ the government
sud later sold 20 private parties Mr.
butler IL nos president Of the Plat
Rock Mining company which owna
sixteen placer and sixteen quarts
claims near Meadowp Fred l. Bur.
gan. u shls city. is alec interested
in thu company Their property IL
very promising.
81 Lakes church, ntnctesnth sun.
dsy after Trinity Sunday school 10
=. m. morning prayer and sermon II
=. M. evening prayer aud sermon
;a0sp m. iltany on Wednesday At
730 . M Tho Guild will meet with
Mrs. ,Cbas YoanR on Wednesday II
? SOP. m.
sidney PowelI Was arrested Mon.
day nlght and taken before Police
Judge Chamberlain Tuesday on the
charge Of disorderiy conduct. lie
uas assessed ESQ and costs, which he
paid Powell was arrested IN the
eastern part Of town when prowlinR
around the premises Of some Of the
fasfAnnta and atd iof eantn tn rnaiiyn