The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-04-23

the city during the week.
For first class job printing call on the
PHEss.
For anything in the meat line call on
kaesmeyer.
a fine selection Of calling cards at
this Office.
a nice lot of oranges at kaesmeyer
market.
i. J.. Empey & Co. are receiving their
new spring goods.
Mrs. J. \. Moore has been visiting
friends IN Spokane for the past week.
Dr. >abin is improving his residence
by adding double ,eranda 10 the front
Fresh suel, and trout at the Kaese,
meyer Market.
Radishes, lettuce and cabbage at
kaesemeyer's market.
Frank Armstrong has been confined
to the house for the last week.
Edward Rule has disposed of his
ranch north of Town, consisting Of 49,
acres, 10 Ihos smith.
Call at the Mercantile store and Sc,
cure suit Of those elegant lifting clio
thing.
Judge Neider examined the schools
here, las; Thursday and reports them
III good condition, encep, being crowded.
Gents furnishing goods IA, "A sacrifice
fof the next 81 days. i. F.. Empey u
Go.
Moran. the counterfeiter, WAS ac
quilted III the ni;od states court NJ
spokane, Yesterday.
Improve the opportunity and buy
your boots y shoes of +. T.. Empey x
Go.
jus. arrived from California: Cauli.
flower, Iadish-s, lettuce and celery
kacscmeyer Market.
Ladies' viii do well 10 secure 4 pair Of
those fine shoes OF +. l.. Empey Il Co
during the discount, sale.
Misses kildca have re,r!,-d their
spring good, of millinery including the
latest forms Of hats aud trimmings.
all and s-c them.
Wanted. Persons having town war.
rants fuT sale 10 call at this Office for
particulars.
Al the churches Of Caur dAlcne.
also the Post chapel were beautifully
decorated with Wild aud cultivated
flowers las, sunday
Mrs ]. 7. SCOT; received sad news
last Monda, announcing the death Of
her brother Frank r. punleyy. a,
West va.
nr. Merriam and his brother. Col.
Merriam. were up from spokane last
nr. ]. II. Mcl'herSon Dentist. is pre-
llar-i 10 do all kind of work in that
line. Special attention to irregularities
Of the teeth. ufice Lake side Ave.
John Nhater made final proof TO
pur emp;ion. "Wednesday There was
protest flied by Geo. Ba;tts, bu, the pro
test WAS refused and the final proof
allowed.
Mrs / H. Nanbom returned. ycster.
day, from the Daiies. Oregon. where
Nhe spent som" time. Her father. who
has l-rn quite rick was somewha, i'm
proved when She left,
{. \ Salyer. Of SEATTLE. is Oh "A lcc;ur.
ing tour through Washington and
Idaho in the ia;ereJt Of the prohibition.
s,s. lie delivered two actresses In
this city on Monday and Tuesday
rycnings
The Exchange saloon will furnish ice
for one quarter OF a cent per pound
M persons desiring Ia contract al
above rates should call on or address.
". i, Dial, manager, Cnur d'Alene.
Idaho. Il.
There are several good saw mill sites
here open 10 the first who come to &C.
'upy them. With all the advantages
.ha, CTur d Aleno possesses for lum.
bering point she is not long to remain
without mills and factories. Mill men
should investigate.
4 Catholic Mission will commence
II the Catholic church, in Cmur d Alcne
.'ity. nj 1879 a. m, on the first sunday
II May next The Reiemptorist,
Father Lcndncr, will conduct the
Commissioner Wells has been make
ng tour of the southern part Of the
'tate. and judging from the comments
II the papers he has made many friends.
Il seems that he created great deal
# enthusiasm over the Worl's Fair and
arge subscriptions followed wherever
re spoke.
The democratic club Of this city met
IT Dickey's hall. Wednesday evening
for the purpose of reorganization.
about forty of the faithful were pres
mt and enrolled their names. \ com
nittcc on organization was appointed
md the meeting adjourned until Satur-
lay evening. when the organization will
,e completed.
In letter toa friend In this city
Commissioner Wells writes that he secs
10 reason why Idaho should not have
u, excellent exhibit ut Chicago in iS!3.
lie will soon make tour of the north