The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

Miss Mamie Morris has recovered
from spell of sickness.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing a
specially at the PRESS Office.
Soap, Soap. Soap. 20 cakes for fifty
cents. Idaho Mercantile Co.
| Y. W. Sander, of the Idaho Mercan.
tile Co., transacted business in Spokane
Tuesday.
Tamblin's map of the Nez Perces
reservation is for sale at this Office,
price $3.50.
George Conner took the school census
this week which shows 80 boys and 81
girls OF school age.
Fresh berries by every steamer. Leave
your order with us for canning purposes.
Idaho Mercantile Co.
4. McCammon is remodeling J. w
Wiggetts residence and fitting up
rooms in the second story.
X. Il. Smith is suffering from a pain
fai cut across the instep of his foot re.
ceised while chopping wood.
Mrs. y. S Paul, after spending sev.
eral weeks with relatives in Chicago,
returned home Tuesday morning.
DO you wash? IL SO, buy your soap
where you can get the most for your
money. AT the Idaho Mercantile Co.
5. A. Stowe made final proof on a
valuable quarter section Of land near
town at the land Office last Tuesday
Mrs. \. X. palmeter is suffering from
poison taken into the stomach through
canned salmon which she had been eat.
/ ing.
Mrs. Rollins, mother of Mrs. Herman
kuch. returned from san Francisco
Tuesday, accompanied by her little
grandson. Francis kuch.
| j. i. iost, the rustling editor of the
SILVER Blade, came over from Raihdrun
Thursday and spent 4 few hours greet.
ing his numerous friends.
i. T.. liedai me, with a very painful
accident Tuesday. Willie using a hand
saw he accidentally cut his left hand,
severely decorating the flesh
Last week y. j Merriam stepped up
on nail which penetrated has foot.
The Injury has caused the foot to swell
and is giving him much trouble.
Tie family Of Mr. and Mrs. James G
| Brooks. Of near Post Falls. were intro.
duced 10 a aew visitor last Sunday.
The VISITOR ID nine pound daughter.
! Prof. brady. Of Raihdrum, spen;
Thursday Ia town and attended X. J..
lodge daring the evening. lie says lis
fall term OF school viii begin in ~epien
| Der
T. &. kacsemeyer viii start a mea,
wagon nett Monday lie will take or
ders and deliver direct TO the trade. aud
will handle everything Ia the meat
line.
Conductor Hale, the popular ,cke,
A-AA@N AsNa va >sAF lAA4Fs ~ Aak4slE
lay off. lie will visit Portland aud
other coast cities before returning 10
work.
&. ". Davis Las purchased the George
property that MAS partially burned year
or more age aud is repairing il for j
residence. A second story will bc al.
dei 10 the main part.
J. ". Green. Of Lawrence. Kan. ar.
rived this week Ola a ysi; 10 lis mother
AID sister. MH. &. u. Warner. Mr
Green II one Of the faculty Of ,hc state
| schoo. Of laW located in that city.
The members OF the Washington
state Rar Association. in session nj
Spokane this week. came up this morn.
ing and ae enjoying an outing a;
l!ean.y Bay. The Gen. sherman is at
their disposal.
Mr.. Schuyler {. Geer. Of Modesto.
California, "A relative of Capt. |. Il. san
burn, arrived last Thursday and viii
! visit here for a short time. Mr.. Gcer is
editor OF the Daily Evening News ard
IS taking a vacation for the benefit Of
| his health
The Catholic social and dance a. the
pavilion "Wednesday evening passed off
very pleasantly and Melted good sum
Of money for the church. Refresh
mcuts We're served a; the Inn and many
people were present 10 enjoy the even
ing's entertainment
| Miss Machen. who arrived in New
York last Saturday from England.
reached here Thursday morning. She
is sister OF Mrs. Edward Dighton. Of
the -, Joe valley and was met In Spo,
kane by Mr.. nighton The young
lady made tho trip from Liverpool 10
New York and across the continent
alone.
| Several emigrant wagons passed
through here the other day going cast
| Up IN Shoshonc county, while on n
rough piece of road woman and her
babe were thrown from one of the wag
ous. the wheels passing over the baby
and crushing its head. causing instant
death. The mother was also severely
injured. This is the report brought in
by westward bound emigrants.
Arrangements have been perfected
for the eleventh annual picnic of the
employees of the Idaho division of the