The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-02
The time for killing deer expired yes

ing C9nr d'Alene friends.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James futile.
wednesday NOV. 20. a daughter.
Mrs. A. +. MARROW and daughter
Grace visited Spokane last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida G. Kahler left for Missou,.
Mont, Monday. to remain for the winter
bargains in gents neckwear. Tie and
sl!m Ties for 25c.
Y. W. SANDER L. Co.
AFTER being frozen over for two weeks
the 1t. Joe river is again open to nayi.
cation.
Deputy Sheriff Graham has resigned
Ills ofiee and will again take up his resi-
denee In this city.
Thanksgiving services were held In
The Presbyterian church Thursday, con
Quoted by Rev. Watson.
Last Tuesday evenings train was de-
layed this side OF Post Falls for an hour
!" repair disabled engine.
Keep your feet dry by buying your
rabbers, oser-shoes and gum boots at
Y. ". SANDER & Co.
For good, fresh butter and eggs, go to
v. W. Sander 4 Co. We always have
the best in the market.
The Dillon ease is set for Monday. A
number Of witnesses have been SUM
mohed To appear from this city.
Ms- Thomas Brophy aud children, of
Waila Walla, arrived last Saturday on
visit TO Mrs. X. T.. Mcfarland.
The beifry at the Catholic church is
nearing completion, and In few days
the nes bell will be placed in position.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
terrain church. will meet with Mrs. John
Curry. next Tuesday AT 3 o'clock p. IN.
Frank Russell and Mrs. Eliza Leph.
Ter. Of near Hayden lake, were married
Al Post Fails las. Sunday. b, Rev. Yeat-
man.
/ Mort Poster. for the pas, year trusted
clerk III Brisiow's hardware store, left
for his former home, Medfofd, Oregon,
Friday morning
| The case involving the validity of the
city tax ASSESSMENT Ia set for hearing
( 10 day In the dis.nc; court The resul,
is awaited with in,rres, by our citizens
You must wear clothes il times are
close buy your clothes Of us, We are
eis.sang them on, for less than csss;
Y. W. SANDER L Co.
\ The person who borrowed a ramphle,
edition Of the law governing municipal
corporations from this Office, will please
return the same without delay.
! Nlii snfnc O. our friends who have
been promising 10 deliver wood 10 this
osscc please remember tina: We need il,
iowf Dur shci will hold several cords.
DO there Is no danger Of over stocking
ia
The pos.otiice will I've moved 10 its
I new location. west Of the rrur d AleDe
inn ps,, Monday. al which time Mrs
tC. II. Warner will assume the duties o!
pos;mss'rrss-
I The sale Of the Morris livery barn.
corner Of sherman and Fourth streets,
has t.ccn postponed until today. when 1;
will take place In from, Of the court
house n, Rashdrum.
/ vaiea,lne Zins, an experienced gas'
dener Of Evansville. Ind. arrived in ID .
city Thursday evening. for the purpo 4
o. looking up n location. lie is much
,,loascd with the appearance OF this sec
ton and may locate and engage cxtsn.
sissly in gardening.
The kco,enai County Teachers As
ISOLATION met a; the school house last
Saturday. Superintendent White and
number Of teachers were present sew
eral Interesting subjects were discussed
after which The meeting adjourned Il
mcc, again in February.
The steamer George Oaks made bel
las. trip for the season on Thursday
The boat will be laid MP until March
Capt. sanhurn expects to spend the win
ter In California. Jack Campbell vii
remain aboard the boat, and Engineer
Groves will go to spokane,
A sand Poin, item says tina, the wor'
Of filling In large portion OF the Ion
| ,re.,le on the Northern Pacific ra!iroa'
a, sand Point. which was commence
/ nearly three months ago, IL within on
week of completion. Wet weather In
greatly retarded the work. Two feet Q
snow has fallen there, but has been melt
ing fas, during the last few days,
Harvey Harris and u. $. Cullen r.
:, Turned from Elk City last Monds!
They spent the summer near 'her
working placer claims and brought bac
' with them fine specimens of coarse go''
they are highly pleased with the pro
r meet, Of the camp and will return to tn
T. mines in the spring, Harvey has OF
thanks for fine nugget which we WI
r. have manufactured into pin.
" Prof. Yeager received a pleasant Wis
from his brother, J. u. feager, who NJ
Is sren, the whole of the summer at u
C. worlds fair. lie was thoroughly TAX.
an with CTur d'Aienc, and would III