The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-12

chaser OF a can is entitled TO five pieces
Of decorated china. Call for American
baking powder and receive Prize.
W. s. Doty does all kinds Of work in
the boot and shoe line. Sign Of the big
boot, Sherman street.
Warrantee deeds and location blanks
for sale this Office.
Just arrived, another crate Of those
fancy decorated flower pots and hang
ing baskets. V. W. SANDER X Co.
Fresh mince meat at F. Z. Empey &
Co.'S.
Patent zinc binding for oil cloth, is
the best thing out. 1t saves your oil
cloth and adds greatly to the appear
ance of the room; try 1t. For sale by
Frank Bristow.
We were shown some fine ore from
Harvey Harris claim on Priest Lake.
From specimens and assays from the
different lodges in that district, there is
no doubt that 1t will come to the
front as a mining camp in the near
future.
Harry Seagraves has opened an Or
namental iron work establishment in
the old Conrad paint shop at the east
end Of Sherman street. See his ad. In
another column.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held at the Post Chapel this year, Rev.
Watson preaching the sermon.
Services Of the Presbyterian church,
Oh Lakeside Ave, at III q. IN. and .
p. IN. Subjects Of sermons, morning
Seeing God" Evening; "Some Phases
Of the Temperance question" Sabbath
school at 10 a. m.
Mr.. johnson, of Wolf Lodge, left
some fine apples OIL our desk, which he
raised on his farm. This is destined to
become a great fruit country.
Hereafter there will he service at the
Episcopal Church on the second and
fourth Sunday evenings OF each month.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend the religious services at the
Post Chapel at Fort sherman. Sunday
school 10 a. m. Praise, prayer and short
sermon .:,5 p. m. J. II. MACoNBER,
Post Chaplain
Our readers will recognize an old
friend in our Fort Sherman correspond
ent, whom We are glad to welcome back
TO his old position in our columns.
Mr.. Riblett, of Spokane, arrived in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. c. b. King returned from Spokane
Friday morning.
Our old friend, Frank Duhey, accom-
panied by his brand new wife, are in the
city. You have our hearty congratula
tons, Frank. May your shadow nevel
grow less.
Capt. I. i. Sanburn has made very
neat improvement in his residen 4
p, o?erty by placing the fence on The
street grade.
A social dance will be given at Lash
brooks Hall, Friday, Nov. 18th, for ths
purpose of raising funds TO complete
the school house. Tickets including al
oyster supper si.Jo. Everybody is in
vi,ed to come and enjoy themselves.
Thos. Norris has the lumber on hi
lot to build residence. which he vii
have ready for occupancy in about fon
weeks. This is the sixth dwelling tina
has been built since the first of Octo
Der. Truly our city is growing.
The grading of Crur d'Alene stree
is progressing rapidly, and If whel
completed it is as good as Fourth stree
the residents can well feel proud.
Cpur d'Alene can boast Of more fin
residences and more fine business block
than any other city in the panhandle,
The attendance at the masqnerad
ball to he given by the Fourth mfantr
band at Post Hall, Wednesday evening
Nov. %. promises to be large and
pleasant time is assured. The ban
boys are making extensive preparation
for the occasion.
Services in the Presbyterian churc
as usual at II a. m. and 40 p. n
Mark the time for evening servic
; sabbath school at 10 a. m. Subjects
morning: "The source of our country
greatness Evening. THE duty I
/, Americans" A sermon to elector
. Prayer meeting att Up. M. Wednesda
An exchange says that in few da,
the new postal money orders will go 1
r to use. The system is such that the
is little or 10 complication and at u
r same time 1t Is a good way to SCI
/. money. A sheet calling for amour
!. from one cent to - has been prepare
n and which on payment Of one cent a,
r the amount to be sent will he torn {
about the same as an express or,l'
;. There will be no writing upon it by I
d postmaster, the sender endorsing 1t like
i check or draft. The government gu;
|. antees its safe transportation. 1t
thought that the new system will
!. used extensively by the senders of SIN
:, amounts.
n A reported outbreak of cholera
, lIelmetta. y. j., created much excl
. ment In that vicinity. Investigate
,. showed that the disease was not CHI
r era but violent dysentry which is
I. most as severe and dangerous as CHI