The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-06-29

Briefs AHD PERsonAIs.
DR.. Mcpherson, dentist. Ceur d Alene
Fruit, jam and Jelly tumbler 1t thu
Idaho Mercantile Go.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing Z
specially Ut the PRESS oflice.
Soap. Soap. Soap. 20 cakes for fifty
cents. Idaho Mercantile 60.
Thomas Heslin win 60 to the Palouse
country and cook for . threshing
ew.
Guy Davis came down from Harrison
yesterday and IL looking after business
matters.
Eugene Gay came down from his st.
Joe ranch yesterday and will spend .
few days in town.
Fresh berries by every steamer. Leave
your order with US for canning purposes.
Idaho Mercantile Co.
DIDO you wash? IL 70, buy your soap
where you can get the most for your
money. At the Idaho Mercantile Co.
CIR. Howard, Northern Pacific train
dispatcher at Spokane, spent Tuesday
here. He made pleasant call at this
Office.
C. B. King returned from the Pierce
City mining district Thursday morning.
He speaks very encouragingly Of that
section.
DIR. Sabin has completed a new and
convenient boat house which is
anchored In the bay east of the N. p.
wharf.
Prof. Geo. A. Webb, who conducted q
singing school here during the winter,
came in on the train Wednesday to en-
Joy few days fishing.
Mrs. A. Cumberworth arrived from
Apaiachacola, Fla, Sunday morning
and will spend some time here with her
daughter, Mrs. Richard Allen.
Thelargest and finest strawberries we
have seen this season came from the
garden Of James II. Harte. The largest
one measured six inches in circumfer.
ence.
Burt Clarke and Miss Laura Lake,
who have been visiting the Shailis
family, returned to their homes at
Pennington on the George Cakes, yes.
terday.
Draper & Qualm have completed an
undertaking room as an addition to
their place OF business. This gives
them room to carry q larger stock Of
furniture.
jersey creamery butter is all the rage.
Every merchant in town handles it and
II one happens to be out when you call
for it 60 TO another store. The people
must have Jersey Creamery.
Joe Garno took a party of II Occur
d'Aleners TO Harrison Wednesday
evening on the steamer Avondale. They
had pleasant trip and were highly Ell
tcrtained by friends up the lake.
Mrs. James Tracey left for Fort Spo-
kane Tuesday TO join her husband, who
holds the position Of post blacksmith at
that place. A large number of her
lady friends were al the depot TO see her
of.
Having used Chamberlain Cough
in my family and found it to
be first-class article, 1 take pleasure in
recommending it to my friends. J.v.
Foster, westport. Cal. For sale BY A.
l.. Miller, druggist.
p. II. Marindin having purchased
the Sabin & Foster bath house. opened
1t to the public Thursday and II is al
ready becoming a popular resort. The
water is said to be at a fine temperature
for bathing.
Charles l.. Dittemore, formerly
resident OF this neighborhood, was
to Miss Nina Taylor, at Fort
bragg, Cal, last Monday. Mr.. Ditto
more is a very worthy young man and
we extend 10 him our hearty congratu.
atoms.
We are reliably informed that the
Rocky Mountain Telephone Co. will
soon begin the construction of line
between this place and Rathdrum. |
such a line would pay operating ex-
lenses and a good interest on the in.
rcstment.
Joseph Garno has leased the steam
aunch Avondale for the season and
he will be at the disposal Of pleasure
,arties and excursionists at very
rates. This is one of the
,catest and best launches on the lake
md Joe will do all he can to please his
'atrons.