The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-03
A lot Of new furniture just arrived at
Crawford & Co.'S.

A lot Of new furniture just arrived al
Crawford & Co.'S.
4 Wanted-A few cords Of good wood
For particulars call at this Office.
A fine lot of oak beds below cost q,
Crawford 4 Co.'s. They must 60.
James Donnelly made final proof on
the n. e. a sec. "A, tp. 81, on Nov. %.
When you want anything in the fur.
niture line give Crawford x Co. call.
F.E. Empey 4 Co. have on sale lot
OF prize baking powder. Every pur.
chaser Of can is entitled to five pieces
Of decorated china. Call for American
baking powder and receive prize.
The present term OF court will be one
Of the most sensational and costly ever
held In KOotenai county. The C9ur
d'Alene riot, election fraud and murder
cases are attracting a great deal of at.
tention. THE PRESS will keep its read
ers posted.
All persons knowing themselves in.
debted to the PRESS Publishing Co. are
requested to settle ON or before the LIST
of December. II you see letter X on
your paper 1t means your subscription
is due. We must have money to carry
Oh our business, and we hope our friends
will respond to our call at once.
4 cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend the religious services at the
Post Chapel at Fort sherman. Sunday
school 10 a. IN. Praise, prayer and short
sermon 7:3O p. m. j. II. MAcoMBEg,
Post Chaplain.
Work on Duell's saw mill is being
rapidly pushed, and in few days the
building will he inclosed. Two Of the
large boilers that were used by the Sag
NAV Lumber Co. are being repaired
and made ready for use.
Having removed TO new and spaci
Gus store one block east OH Sherman
street, we beg our friends and patrons
10 remember the new location. 1t will
pay you TO call and examine our new
stock Of wall paper and picture mould
ing. We are now prepared TO frame
pictures on short notice and at very low
prices. Respectfully.
| RosEN Bros.
Emma McTaggart, the woman ar
rested at the boundary line by Major
Barnes, L. :. revenue officer, for Snug
Cling opium, had her examination be,
fore Commissioner Hoffman the first Of
the week. There being no evidence Of
her guilt, she was discharged. James
Hume. who was arrested at the same
time, is still in custody. The examina-
ton in his case was postponed until
Monday 10 give the prosecution time to
secure more witnesses.
The Icnia, Mich, Sentinel Of Nov. 81
contains the following item of news:
Miss Hattie l. Messecar. Of West
Campbell, was married Tuesday in
ionia TO Mr.. Samuel NJ. Smith. of CGur
d Alene, Idaho. The newly welded
couple will leave this evening for Penn.
sylvania, where they will spend several
weeks visiting relatives OF Mr.. Smith,
| whom he has not seen for twenty years.
after which they will go to their future
home In Idaho. Miss Messecar has been
favorably known for several years As a
successful teacher In the public schools
Of Campbell, and Mr.. Smith is flourish.
ing business man Of Ceur d'Alene. The
Sentinel and the people Of lonia county
extend TO Mr.. and Mrs. Smith their best
wishes"
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
Aid Society and Rev. NJ. {. Aleridge
have arranged for a course Of four high
class lectures 10 be delivered in Graney' s
Hall. commencing with next Wednes-
day evening and continuing with one
each week until the course is completed.
Some Of the best lecturers in the Pacific
northwest have been engaged, and the
lectures will be both interesting and in
structive. The first will be delivered by
Prof. {. !. Brown. who will take for his
subject Science VS.. Spiritualism." In
this lecture he performs the mys.
teries Of the spiritualistic medium, and
then exposes the same. Season ticket
good for the four lectures, will be sold
for al: tickets to a single lecture, %
cents.
The members Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church and other citizens of C9ur
dAlene rendered Rev. and Mrs. NJ. {.
Aleridge reception last saturday even.
ing. The reception took place at
Graney's Hall, which will be occupied
by the congregation during the winter
A number of citizens attended, and
after several selections of music by
Messrs. George Conner and +. V. Yea.
ger, Mrs. Kaler and Miss Conner, Mrs
Nesbitt presiding at the organ, light re.
freshments cake and coffee were
served. After this the audience was
entertained with more music and a
recitation by Miss Esther Macomber,
entitled 1.-THE Wreck at the Rivers
Mouth" which was very well rendered
The evening was a very pleasant one to
those present, and the attendance testi.
fed to the fact that Rev. and Mrs. Ale
ridge were heartily welcomed to our
city.
When on visit to Iowa. Mr.. X. Dial.