The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-11-09

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DR.. McPhenon, dentist, Ceur d ,Alene.
Col. Budlong and wife drove to spo.
kane yesterday.
Mrs. J. /. ShaIlis IL visiting her son
Ira at Pennington.
VIM. Pipkin came down from Ward.
ner Monday to look after affairs ct his
farm.
Sergeant Reeves Is now teaching the
school for enlisted men 1t Fort Sher.
man.
Rev. Muller il holding revival meet.
ings at the Post Falls Methodist
church.
Capt. Mason. Of Fort Spokane, has
been transferred to A company Fort
Sherman.
Tamblin's map OF the Nez Perces
reservation is for sale at this Office,
price $3.50.
Come and sec what cash will do 1t
the Wiggett Empey 4 Co. store. David
F. Mason, Rec.
The Ceur d'Alene Mill Co. Is build
ing an ice hose At the rear Of his saloon
for c. II. Clayton.
Wiggett Empey 4 Go. stock to be
closed out at big reduction. David F.
Mason. Rec.
The venerable Thomas d. Elliott and
wife. Of tho Fish lake neighborhood,
were in town Saturday.
Capt. Monroe Daggstt IL down from
the st. Joe disposing of fat turkeys for
the Thanksgiving feast.
Remember our sale 10 from Monday.
Nov. ii. to Saturday, Nov. q. Wiggett
Empey & Co.. David F. Mason, Rec.
DR.. Elderkin is building large barn
on his property in the west end of town.
The Ceur d'Alene Mill Co. is doing the
work.
Mrs. Angel Blenner left for walla
walia, Friday evening to join her hus-
band. 4 member Of Troop G, Fourth
cavalry.
VIM. Brooks, the well known gardner
OF Post Falls is preparing to spend the
winter among the orange blossoms at
Riverside, Cal.
Miss Susie Nesbitt went to Spokane
last evening to meet her mother, who is
expected to return from British Colum.
bia next Tuesday.
We are now open and in order for
business and hope you will share your
trade with Us. Wigyeit Empey & Co,
David F. Mason, Rec.
S. Is. Wright, one OF the leading citi-
zens OF Bonner's Ferry, came in on
Thursdays train and filed on valuable
piece OF land near his town.
The city dads met in regular monthly
session, Wednesday evening, but trans
acted very little business aside from |
the repeating Of the dray license ordin- |
ancc.
Just received, q full line of the cele- |
brated Queen and other makes of the
air tight stoves. Call and get prices |
before purchasing elsewhere. Frank |
Bristow.
Edward Lecoultre and Miss Emma
Jacot, both well known young people Of |
the 81. Joe valley, were united in mar
rage yesterday at the residence Of
Charles Perenoud, by Justice Norris.
The following estray notice appears
in = recent issue Of Michigan paper:
''Sirayed from my Enclosure July last.
without just cause or provocation, my
wife, Anna Gilbert. hereby forbid all
parties giving her credit on my account.
Signed, q. II. Gilbert"
Mrs. Eudocia Motfatt, deputy supreme
Of the L. o. T. NJ, who or.
ganizcd Ceur d'Alene hive, writes the
ladies here that she has just organized
a hive at Victoria, Il. c., with Lady
Aberdeen, wife Of the governor of the
province. rs commander.
James Russell enjoyed a weeks visit
from an old comrade, William Potter,
of Helena, Mont. They enlisted to-
,ether, were wounded in the same
battle and had not met since the close
,f the war until last week. Mr.. Potter
eft for his home this morning.
Colonies McLauren and Goode, the
mineral land commissioners, are tie
,nly two democrats who were able to
muster courage enough for bland and
smile the next morning after
election. Their native states, MISSISSIPPI
,i and Virginia, rolled up the usual
majorities.
Patrick IIackett was found dead un.
Ter a sidewalk at Bonnsr's Ferry last
morning. lie had been drink
ing heavily and death is supposed to
rave resulted from his excuses. Cor
'ner Sabin was telegraphed for, went to
'onner's Ferry and held an inquest
'ver the remains. the jury bringing in 4
'erdict Of death from unknown