The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-18

The children will play Mother
Goose. I" The receipts are for the
benefit Of the plano fund.
The members OF che w. r. Q. gave
. reception to member Of the O. A.
4. at Sanders hall Monday evening.
There we're about 100 present and 3
pleasant social evening was spent.
A number Of short speeches we're
made, fefFeshments served and IL ives
decided to invite the veterans Of the
state 70 bold their next annauI grand
ennampmsnt here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Shallis are nov
occupying their new cottage at Echo
bay. Mr.. ShaIiis vas very fortunate
10 securing homestead flllng on ths
land surrounding ths bay and when
be gets title 70 Il will have one Of
the most valuable places on the lake
His cottage IL 3 neat one story with
four rooms and broad yerandas on
three sides.
The firm Of Martin a Mcdonald
bias failed aud the stock Of goods is
10 tba hands Of tins sheriff under
chaitel mortgage held BY william
Dollar on which there IL q balance
due Of s2,5se.26 The stock win
be- disposed Of at sheFiff's sale. There
are other creditors in Spokane. The
sheriff put J. n. Elder in charge Of
tbs place when he took possession
Thursday.
Mr. aud Mrs J.. II. Harte, Armand
PerEeHoud aud Mrs. D. A. Wood
wera II Wardner this week attending
the annual session Of the Knights Of
Pythlas grand lodge aud tha Rath-
bone sisters. Mr.. Harte was reflect
ed grand keeper % records and seal.
Mr.. Perrcnoud. J. A. Waters aud
Mra- Wood were delegates from the
local iodges.
The financial statement Of the Ex.
change National bank Is pablished
IN another column. II makes sn eK-
eelisnt showing for the institution.
The deposits have increased several
thousand dollars over ths previous
statement and the other figures show
che hank 10 be Ia excellent condition.
Il 10 ono Of the strongest banking in.
situations Ia northern Idaho and ita
standing Il largely due 10 the business
ability Of lta president. william Dol.
Ter. backed By rnch men ~ q. A.
Blackwell, John l.. Hall and other
veil knoun nEaneieFa o. Pennsyl-
Vania.
A. F. NARROW returned from the
Occur d'Aiene river Wednesday even
ing uhsrs be had spent several days
IN building = boom At Killarney lake
aud adjusting the differences between
the settlers regarding rights TO the
una - The lake and lie outlet into
the rivar. These differences we're
amiaahly settled. Mr. NARROW says
that the town Of Lane IL most pros
porous. The farmers held q meeting
there this creek aud appointed a com.
mittes 70 confer with the mine owners
regarding damages 90 their land from
} the overilou Of slime from the mile
} ahioh is running tho ground FOR
agricultural purposes.
While grading q county road near
Hayden Jake one % the Hudlow's dug
% relic 20 prehistoric America
Il IL stone Ratchet about eve inches
. long sith = bio three inches In length
! The bevel on tho tool IL perfect aud
) u IL sell shaped, something after the
, style Of The modern Ratchet, and ls u
) JET black stone which IL very hard.
; Il was under Is inches Of earth aud
; st . spot which would make = favor
lie camping place al the bead Of the
. lake. II u could talk no doubt u
! would tell an interesting story Of
. man e saveragesy and the dsys when BE-
. roamed the pine clad hills ~ king Of
/ the forest and monarch Of all hs
' surveyed.
. Beginning today the stoame'
George Oaks will make daily round
trips from this city 20 ST. Marios,
1 The fare one way will be el.2b and
: 90 Zee Abe seasA trip. On Sunday;
J. excursions will run from Spokane Il
. this city over the Northern Paoifl,
. and 10 ST. Marlos by steamer at ,
. round trip fare $3.50. The rouns
: trip from Occur d'Alene 10 HarrisoS
and st. Mariee on Sundays will be 81
n cents. The same Sunday rate vii
, be made from 81. MAries aud Harrison
: 10 this city, returning Monday
!. The frse Sunday train will be rul
= from Spokane tomorrow. J. W. Hill
I general agent Of the northern Pacific
!. was IN the city yesterday completing
arrangements for the above changes Il
In schedule and rates.
. BUSINESS BRIEFs.