The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-06-18
For first class JOB printing call on the

For first class JOB printing call on tn
PKEss.
For anything In the meat line call o.
Kaesmeyer.
Miss Minnie Nickles IL yisitin
friends 1t Osborn this week.
Before buying, get prices At the Me,
camille store.
A supply Of good dry wood constant
~ on hand 1t the Peoples Warehouse
Democratic Club meeting next Mon
day evening At 8 o'clock sharp.
For tine assortment Of fancy cakes
90 to Mcfarland h Reiniger.
salt Fish Of al kinds. 1t the People,
Warehouse.
J. W. Beckett and family. Of Spokane
are spending short time here with Nj
and Mrs. J. r. Scott.
Warrantse deeds and location blank,
for sale 1t this ONCE.
Fresh radishes. beetx and turnips q,
the kasemeyer Market.
There has been change in the firm
Of J. IL. Bethel 4 Co, Mr.. Rush retiring
from said firm.
For fresh eggs. butter and cheese, n
10 the Mercantile store.
New cabbage sud onions at the
ksesemeyer Market.
Board OF Trade meeting Monday
evening. There should be q good at.
tendance.
Drop n nickel in the slot aud get a
cigar, at the Peoples Warehouse.
Mcfarland 4 R@inigrr has fine line
Of cream and chocolate candies on sale
4 fine selection Of calling cards =,
this Office.
Mr.. Robert Mcfarland has had m
addition put to his residence on sher.
man street.
All home grown vegetables At the
Messenger Market.
Cedrr shingieS In building quantities
at the Mercantile store.
The lake 10 falling rapidly, aud In
consequence thu Dish are beginning TO
bite In good style.
Fresh oranges and lemons at the
ksescmeyer market
The finest spuds you ever saw, Ut the
Peoples War choase.
Jay Rand Sanborn il doing Wallace
aud The mining camps this week.
Fresh Strawberries at the kaesemey-
cr Market
Harry sorcnson has accepted the
position Of captain Of the Volunteer.
Anything aud everything In the stone.
ware line, at Mcfarland h R-iniger's.
Dr. Liddell carved a fungoid tuner
from the neck Of Jas. Elliott, this week.
James will miss II very much. As be has
used l, for a collar button for several
yeas.
4 number Of emigrant teams passed
through the city, one day this week, go
ing west. We did not learn their DIES.
tnaiion.
4 nice lot Of oranges at kaesmeyer
market
Rev. T. q. Watson. OF Spokane, will
occupy the Presbyterian pulpit to, NOR.
row morning At the usual hour.
Fresh smel, and trout at the kaese.
meyer Market
4. Cumbcrworth has resigned his
position as engineer at the electric light
works and Fred Wilson takes his place
this evening.
Hay. grain and provisions at the
pecr,es Warehouse.
Try Quaker oats. at Mcfarland and
Rriniger's-
An Of Rathdrum and a part Of the
outlying district. were In the city dur
in the week. attending court
Judge Holman Ia improving his Of.
fee by an addition. which will add
greatly to its convenience and comfort.
Dr. ]. II. McIhenon Dentist, is pre-
pared 90 do all kind Of work In that
line. Teeth extracted without pain by
The use of vitalized air. Once Lake
side Ave.
Deputy Marshal Harris called on the
PREss few days ago. He reports every.
thing quiet in the mining districts with
= possibility Of speedy resumption Of
work. A much hoped for event.
Third installment Of dress goods. no.
aons. etc, from the East, just received
1t the Mercantile store.
Straw hats for everyone at eastern
prices, at Mcfarland 4 Reiniger's.
Mcfarland 4 Reinirer's is the only |
place to get fresh berries.
A young french lady arrived in Caur |
l. Alene. last Monday eve. She Is = guest |
II Mr.. and Mn. Albert Chevalier, and |
will remain with them for an iudeiinate
length Of time. Weight nine pounds.
Moores Palace Bakery, Ia loaves for
me dollar. Cheaper than home baking
live our new baker, Mr.. Herman, of
Portland, Or, a trial.
Win the party who borrowed pair