The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-10
Tube colors of all kinds at Rosell

Tube coiors of all kinds at Rosen
Bros.
A fine assortment OF wall paper at
lfOsen Bros.
A lot of new furniture just arrived at
Crawford K Co.'S.
Wanted A few cords Of good wood.
For particulars call at this Office.
A fine lot Of oak beds below cost ut
Crawford 4 Co.'S. They must go.
When you want anything in the fur
niture line give Crawford 4 Co. call.
Sickness has prevented Frank BristOw
from attending to business during the
week.
The whole week In the district court
was taken up in examining witnesses in
the Leasure murder case.
The ladies VI the Episcopal church
will have sale Of fancy articles for
Christmas OH the evening Of dec. Il.
Services in the Presbyteria. church
at II a. IN. and $50 p. IN. sabbath
school at ~ a. IN. Rev. r. q. Watson,
pastor.
Invitations will Ike out next week for
"A grand ball to he given by kootenai
Lodge, Knights of Pytliias, on Friday
evening. Dec. %.
The land case Of Callihan VS.. Town
Site Go. Of Eaton WAS decided ia favor
Of Callihan by Register James Russell
of this land Office.
The long suffering citizens duly az
preciate the sidewalks and crossings
which, have been put down the past
week. Let the good work go on.
Died. Wednesday morning, Dec :, in
FAINT son Of Henry and Christina Ras-
mussen. The funeral took place Thurs
day morning. Rev. Herman Page con-
Quoting the services.
Dr. J. II. Mcpherson Dentist, is pre-
pared to do all kind Of work in that
line. Teeth extracted without pain by
the use Of vitaiized air. Office Lake
side ave. and Fourth street.
Some one made bold attempt to tap
the till in Webber's saloon Thursday
night. The till contained nothing but
little small change, and the niscreant
proiited but little by his work.
=. +. Empey 4 Go. have on sale lot
Of prize baking powder. Every pur-
chaser Of a can is entitled 10 live pieces
of decorated china. Tall for American
baking powder and receive prize.
Charles q. Griswold will spend the
winter OH the upper It. Joe. where he
has valuable mining prospect. lie
will do considerable development work
between now aud spring
At "Wednesday evenings session Of
the city council the contract for laying
sidewalks OH Fourth street was awarded
10 Michael Wells al - cents per lineal
foot. The price is considered very rea-
sonablc.
At the last meeting OF Cnur d'Alene
Lodge, No. ~, l. q. q. f., the following
officers were elected: J. W. Wiggctt.
l.. L.: 4. ". johnson, y. G.; Henry
Cloppenbnra, V. g.: Theodore Rosen,
secretary.
Miss Grace NARROW brought TO this
Office yesterday a bunch of blue yiolets
which she says were gathered IN the
open air They are as fresh as a daisy,
and one would hardly think it was
De,ember from their appearance.
\ cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend the religious services at the
Post Chapel at Fort Sherman. sunday
school III IA. IN. Praise, prayer and short
sermon $50 p. m. J. II. MACoNBER,
Post Chaplain.
The Fourth infantry orchestra intend
TO make their masquerade ball Oh the
evening of Friday, Dec. ~, equal to any
OF the very pleasant dances OF the kind
previously held IN the post hall. The
attendance will undoubtedly be large.
Judge Albert lIagan. who spent sew.
eral weeks in Washington, New York
and other eastern cities on legal bust.
ness connected with his mining prac,
tice, returned Ia the city last Tuesday
While In New York he called on Ppsi
dent.clect Cleveland.
At Thursday evenings convention OF
Kootcnai Lodge, No. :. Knights OF
Pythias, the following officers wer,
elected for the ensuing term: W. +
Ncsbitt, {. C.: +. {. Bell. V. c.: r. II
Smith, T.: q. T.. Minis, NJ. of f.: Jane
II. llarte. NJ. of T.: {. \. Waters, X. OF
n, and $: 5. NJ. smith, NJ. at \.
William Martin has filed contes,
against John J. Costello for the sheriff.
Office. alleging fraud at Sonner's Ferry
boundary. Priest River and Old Mission
some sensational developments may b,
looked for when the case Is tried, ant
prominent men of the county are likel,
to 10 shown up in very unfavorab.'
light before its close.
About II o'clock last evening the oil,
store building formerly occupied by J
W. Wiggett was discovered in tlames
An alarm soon brought the tiremen Il
the scene with their apparatus and in /
short time the fire was under control
Later i'm the night 1t broke out agail
and consumed the entire building. TIL,