The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-19

F.E. Empey 4 Co. have On sale . lot
Of prize baking powder. Every pur.
chaser Of . can b entitled 10 6ve pieces
Of decorated china. Cal for American
baking powder and rsesive prise.
Wsrrantee deeds and location blanks
Tor saie ct this o6sce.
Just arrived, another crate Of those
fancy decorated flower pots and hang
Ing baskstA v. w. SAxDKa 4 Co.
Fresh minee meat 1t r. z. Empsy 4
Co.'S.
The Gem nins, one Of ths best in he
Cear dAlens district, sod ths othes
day for . cool elM0O0 to English
capitalists.
Services In TIE Prssbytesian church,
on Lakeaide avenue, 1t II Q. 10. and
p. N. Subject In morning: "The Safety
and Joy Of Believing Eabmiasion to
God" In the evening Mr.. Ben Hogan
will speak upon "A Miracle Of Grace. /"
Sabbath school 1t 10 .. M.
We are giad to note The compilation Of
Sherman street, now that winter u CON.
ing on. II h . marked Improvement
over last winter. There d nothing 70
conducive to comfortable walking In
sloppy weather q good sidewalka
Ben Hogan win give . picturesque
exhibition. including many Of the won
des Of the world and scenes Of the civil
war, 1t the Presbyterian church this
evening. These stereopttcon exhibitions
are highly spoken Of BY the press Of the
country.
The heaviest wind storm ever known
on the lake has been raging Ill day, and
much damage d the result. The PEG.
Pies Transportation Co.'S dock and
warehouse are ashore. the frame work
VI ."e nc" -" min " nesp OF runs
.no :m.u oo." OF every description are
p''oa up On 'ne oescn LII = more OF 'ess
oA"A0o cono'''on.
All persons knowing themselves In.
debted to the Press Publishing Co. are
requested to settle On or before the LIT
Of December. II you Sc q letter X on
your paper il means your subscription
10 due. We must have money TO carry
on our business, aud We hone our friends
will respond TO our call 1t once.
Companies A and d. Fourth infantry.
returned to Fort Sherman from the
mines last Tuesday evening on the
steamer Oakes. The boys Ill looked
healthy and were In the best Of spirits.
and all with whom we talked expressed
themselves n delighted with their ne
turn TO comfortable quarterS. n they
have been living In tents al summer.
This puts an end to martial law In Sho.
shone county.
M. 49, ..,-
y "e'ua p0op'e
.. ~" 'us wv
something "drap," % to sneak. A few
days ago q party was out with . pack Of
hounds after deer, and 1t the cloee Of
the run 1--WE docs failed 10 msterialixe.
They had gone TO that bourne from
which no dog comes back. The farmers
tell us they will kin every dog they nee
running Q deer. II you want 70 save
your dogs, keep them out Of the woods.
- a ' ., s . ,.u 80 ~ I'LL
p - e :. . ~ - ~ .ae s,e'
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S -. =. VIZ 49, . 'oun
the town site Of Eaton BY the board Of
trustees Of the above mentioned town.
Mr.. James A. Keat Of Bonners Ferry.
was attorney for the trustees and Col.
Budlong was the attorney for the pro.
testant This case, being out Of the
usual routine Of protest cases, the de.
cision il looked forward TO with con.
siderable interest.
-,
IN. o".. ~ ", - = 49, :
10" N.!s ~ LIN ~. -. -. o'T's
he SAYS he has been all over the east
since he left here. and has seen no Mace
in his estimation equal to Ceur d. Aleue.
lie says that he will return here in the
spring and make this his future home.
There is magic In the name Ceur
d'Alene. and all who have once been
under the mystic spell cannot shake It
off. We are pleased that Mr.. Orbisou
and family will again be citixens of
Crur d'Alene.