The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-29

| ~ ~~@ F@S@NA01 VI couple OF
weeks.
John Fernan has returned 10 this
place after > trip through the south
and in California, satisfied TO remain.
he IL frank enough to say that 10 all
his travels be found no place like
this for climate and other advantages.
Miss Jean G0Idie Amos, Of New
York, and Miss Arnetta Owen, OF
Spokane, spent several days here
Visiting their friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. q. White. Miss Amos is an In
strnetoF 10 Pratt Institute, New
York, and ID on a vacation. She wIll
spend some time with her parents at
creston, Wash,
Where are you slckf Headache,
foul-tongue, no appetite. lack energy,
pain In your stomach, constipation.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will make you we'll and keep you
we'll. 50 cents. Occur d'AIens
Drug Store.
Wallace p. Green, In remittlng .
years. subscription 70 the Press from
the Walla Walls country whsre be IL
working, said that he earned the
dollar in the harvest Geld With the
thrsmOmsteE 10 10 the shade. That
is getting warm and in the east
would XIII Cd one-halt Of the popula.
ton.
The Sunday school Of the Baptist
church will bold It's annual picnic
Thursday. August 3rd, at Sanders
beach. Thoss attending will meet AZ
the church 1T ! a. N. There will be
races aud various amussmenta. All
members and friends Of the Sunday
school are cordially invited 10 be
participants
Not a cent wanted unless you are
cured. II you are sick and aiiing,
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. A grest blessing to the human
family. Makes you we'll keeps you
sell, IS osnta. tea or tablets.
NF+HAA - sANNAA gAlM
The new cottage Of Samuel carna.
ban. on Sherman street. IL completed
aud is being furnished. II IL 3 neat
home Of ssven rooms and cost some
thing over e.. 900 The Huiah and
workmanship on this cottage 10 very
neat. II sas constructed by W. p.
Saith. John Carr doiRg the plaster.
iuG and Beaumont the painting and
decorating.
The stockholders Of the FraternAl
Hall association held their annual
uee,inR Al the once Of James Il.
Harts Monday evening 81 which the
financial report was read. showing
the company 20 be In good shape
vith a satisfactory years. business.
William DoliaE. james II. narts,
J. W. wiegest, 3, A. varnam aud
Geo. C. Thomson wsre elected
directors for the coming year. The
directors will meet aud elect Officers.
Edward Stanley vas In from hls |
place yesterday morning and says
that the hail storm Thursday svsuins 1
did some damage 10 fruit aud vsEssa.
fion. bat nothing serious. Il wae
one Of the hardest storms Of the kInd |
that ever visited this section. All
evening the storm Was gathering and 1
II broke Nith great force about ten
o'clock, the rain aud bail coming
down 10 torrents
Governor ssarlea. NJ n. jewell
and = number Of other prominent
North Dakota men, spen, a part of
the day here Friday Of last week aud
wsre guests at the Idaho. They
chartered small steamer aud bad a
delightful spin on the lake. The
party had been on the sound to zee
Jim Hiil's big liner. the steamer
Dakota, one OF the largest boat
aaoat.
Capt W. P. Gray came home from
Lewiston Wednesday 10 spend a lev
days with bic family and celebrate
bis sixtisth birthday anniversary,
which occurred Wednesday. The
captain 10 running the Mountain
Gem which be took down the river to
the opening Of the portage road at
Cello with 3 number OF passengers
from Lewiston. During the trip be
was presented with a handsome
gold headed ebony cane which he
prizes very highly. The captain lie
native Of Oregon, having been born
NJ Oregon City. lie has handled
boats on many OF the rivers Of the
coast including Alaska