The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-11-30
BRIEFS ASD PERSONALS.
Save your money and buy . vote.


Save your money and buy vote.
Dr. Mcpherson, dentist, Ceur d.Alene
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing q
specially at the PREss ofice.
i Hon. A. A. Cranes father, OF Har.
rison, spent Thanksgiving with him
Ono Of Frank Mariow,s nne large
horses died the other day. causing . los
Of ei25.
i Tamblin's map of the Nsz Perces
reservation Il for sale 1t this ONCE.
price $50.
J. ]. Shallis II spending few days up
the lake duck hunting good weather
for ducks.
wiggett Empey 4 Co. stock to be
closed out at = big reduction. David F.
Mason. Rec.
Come and sec what cash will do 1t
the Wigget Empey & Co. store. DAVID
+. Mason, Rec.
Homer King came up from Spokane
Wednesday. lie is still suffering with
the rheumatism.
For the very best and choicest gro.
ceries at bottom prices for cash call on
Kalanquin 4 Co.
Charles Kalanquin has fitted up rooms
In the Graney block which he will occu-
py with his family during the winter
The lovers Of that pleasant pastime
enjoyed the tine skating on Fernan lake
the first Of the week.
A hop was given by the Fourth infan-
try orchestra. at the post hall Wednes-
day evening, which was well attended.
II you consult your own interests and
your pockst-book as well, call on Kali
anquin q Co. and price their groceries.
A large number of our young people
attended the dance 1t Post Falls
Thanksgiving evening. They report q
very pleasant time.
The steamer Laura Lyon was caught
in the ice up the st. Jos river during
the recent cold snap and it took several |
days to break passage to open water in |
the lake.
The Maccabees are busy bees and
their Bazaar will be well filled hive
next Friday evening. There will be no
room for drones. Save your money and
buy vote.
Capt. Monroe Daggett brought 6ne
lot Of fifty turkeys from his st. Joe
farm the FIRST of the week. They we're
nice lot of birds and sold readily at
good prices.
II you wish to subscribe for any Of
the leading newspapers. magazines or
technical journals, either domestic or
foreign call at this ofice. We can
save you money.
Sergeant Charles Nally, company p,
Fourth infantry, the tallest man in the
regiment, was discharged Wednesday
upon expiration OF service, and re-en-
listed the next day. /
The members of his congregation
gave Rev. Muller and family donation
party last evening. leaving q well
stocked larder and enjoying most de-
iightful evening socially.
We have several fine all wool shawls
which were formerly sold at $3.50 and
$500. We offer them now for half
price. Call and zee them. Wiggett-
Empey Co, David F. Mason, Rec.
The several companies at Fort Sher-
man were provided with excellent
dinners Thursday, the tables being
loaded with everything necessary to
complete grand Thanksgiving dinner.
The tall Democratic pole which with.
stood the storms Of the past few years
succumbed to the inevitable and came
down with . crash in last Wednesday
storm as il in sympathy with the partys
fate. IL
John Dingwell, an ex-soldier, en-
rloyed in the post exchange, is laid up
with a very painful injury to his hand,
which occurred through the bursting Of
\ soda water bottle while he was at
to draw the cork. l!
The jury In the case OF J. ]. Walsh, II
on trial in the district court for burg
larry, brough. in = verdict Of guilty.
Walsh is the man who broke into Chas.
Clafiin's house up the lake during the
summer and carried off number Of
articles. II
A fair will be held by the Guild OF the
Episcopal church on Thursday, Dec ls,
in the building formerly occupied by
Miss kildea All kinds Of fancy work
and other articles suitable for Christ
mas presents will be sold. To open at 9
o'clock p. m. II
The trial of ~. Patterson, for the
killing Of Edward Terrell, . report Of
which appeared in these columns at the
lime, is set for next Monday. A large
number Of witnesses have been sub
,enmd and the trial is likely to take up
most of the week.
Hon. A. A. Crane came down town
asst Monday morning in the best Of
,umor and wearing n smile that hefnk