The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25

i"' ,"Af iAsiaAn aug AtllSaclth 10
10 Y. ". Sander a Go.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
turkeys are roos;ing high.
We are after cash. Call and see what
\ dollar viii buy. Mcfarland
We ase selling shoes. hats and fur.
hishings al bedrock for cash. McFar
land.
Leave your orders al the q X. mar
krs tor IA; Thanksgiving ,arke.s and
cAlcActls
bargains iii goats neckwear, .5c and
sihn Ties tot .5c,
Y. ". SANDER 4 Co.
Capt. Monroe Dssse.i. Of - Mares.
caiirsi on his rrgs d Aleae friends Wed.
,sesiay.
Keep your ter-, DRY by buying your
,ubl-ts, oyef shoes and gum boots AT
Y ". SANDER A Go.
Cap, J II, sanhnrn will lecture on
geology. before the Literary Union,
Muisdas evening.
fot good fresh butter and eggs. go 10
Y. " Sander 4 TO we always have
The t,ess. In the market.
4 calorssi troupe entertained an audi.
rtcc 4, Mclcy's hail Monday evening
nl,A Old plantation songs and sketches
The " Il G. and 6 \ H. pos, eject
officers ~, The ensuing year, mex, sat
uniay. ard full attendance Is desired.
You n,na wear clothes II times are
csoso, liuy your clothes If rs, Ne are
cl,,a.ns them out Tot Jess than cast
Y. W. ~ANrEE \ Co.
The spokane and Cdur d'Alenc train
changed ,tinr Ian; Monday, and arrives
l.otc at O O'clock IN the evening. lie.
parting. 1t leaves a; 81 a IN.
The person who borrowed ramphie,
edition Of The law governing municipal
corporations from this oalc", will please
re,aru the same without delay.
Mcr,lers 81 the | q e., 7 are earnest.
ly requested to meet nj The residence OF
NrH. duncan Smith next Wc'lnoS!a,
evening 10 transact business Of impor
lance.
I!ey. Herman Page writes friends her'
from lall River. Mass. that the fac
tories are starting M In the east viii
decreased wages. ,ha, himself and fam
Il, arc aell. and he Is much pleased with
his ncw feld of labor.
Jacob Njehrock WAS before justice
iIo>kins. "Wednesday. charged with DIS
posing Of property that did not h'lons
;o him. The warrant was sworn "u' h'
Mrs. ". II. Lane. and after hearing IN
evidence the prisoner was discharged.
The II. A y. l.. Of Fort sherman
will give dance n, Post hall on IN
evening Of Dec. :. Tickets will he sol'
at 81 dp each. the proceeds 10 he fife'
"a the widow of John Clark, deceased
The charitable purpose for which In
dance il 10 he given should be snf'ciea
10 make II well pa,ronized.
Laura, the FIVE year old daughter @
Mr. aud Mrs. T.. Lashbrook, died at the'
home east Of town yesterday. after
lingering sickness Some time ago Nv
little one swallowed needle whiel
worked its way through her back. caus
ing suffering. The funeral took r'ac
10 day nj II o'clock. Her death resnI'''
from rheumatism of the heart,
AFTER December LIST, the Northern
Pacific boats on the lake will be iaiu oil
f,y the winter. Heretofore the koo'
cnai made regular trips during The VIII
Tor months; but the stagnaiion in bns'
ness and financial condition OF the Foa
have made 1t necessary 10 economlA
and as the boat would undoubtedly II"
n, n loss. 1t was ordered laid up uni
spring.
rhe Methodist entertainment an
s,n,or las, Wednesday evening was no
Tho financial success that its promotes
anticipated, although the supper was "
Tia, could be desired, and the entertain
, men, very interesting. The several 'a'
lcaus we've very COED and much en>oye
he Tho audience. Miss Stella Joy iei
s.rsd n solo that was appreciated, an
, the balance of the program 'ohs'S'',
, of rotations. determinations ana mus
rroycd very entertaining and al WI
/ took part acquitted themselves l"
nIeasing and satisfactory manner,