The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-10-19
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.


Wednesday.
r. M. Wark, of Harrison, spent por
ton OF the week in the city.
The board Of county commissioners
are in session at Ratbdrum.
Sheriff Ryan was at Harrison on Of
fetal business last Monday.
Largest and best line of hosiery at
the Wiggett & Empey Co.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing
specially at tho PRESS Office.
A fine line Of notions at low prices
at the Wiggett & Empey Co.
V. W. Sander, Of the Idaho Mercan.
tile Co., visited Spokane Wednesday.
Largest assortment of outing fannsls
in the city at the Wiggett g. Empey Co.
Attorney Mcfarland is in Lewiston
attending session of the supreme
court.
Mrs. Eesbitt left for Northport Mon
day to spend few weeks with the
captain.
J. W. Wiggett has purchased the in
terest of +. +. Empey in the Wiggett &
Empey Co.
Harry segraves and wife have re-
turned to Ceur d'Alene and expect to
make their home here.
We have received this week our first
shipment OF dry goods. notions, etc
Wiggett & Empey Co.
James Graham, register OF the L. s.
land Office, returned from = pleasant
trip to Portland Monday.
Several families from the Palouse
country have located north of town and
expect to purchase farms.
W. B. Mcfarland and John Empey
took in the Portland exposition last
week, returning home Monday
James ioskens came down from the
mine. Wednesday evening and is spend,
ing few days with his family.
Mesdames Bunnell and Smith, Of
Colfax, Wash, are spending 4 few days
here visiting with their sister, Mrs. c.
Is. King.
J. c. Brown, Of the Fourth infantry
band, and chief templar Of Idaho, is
attending session OF the grand lodge
at Boise City.
Eben S. Osbourne,of Seattle, spent a
day or two with his relative, r. W. Os-
bourne, returning 10 the sound the first
OF the week
T. G. Kaesemeyer, the well known
purveyor OF meats and provisions, left
for Wardner the first OF the week TO
| open meat market
Henry kenworthy and wife, after
spending several days here visiting her
sister, Mrs. i. Joy, returned TO their
home, Olympia, Wash, Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Harris came over from
Rathdrum Wednesday. Mrs. ]. 7.
Iiealey returned with him and will
visit her sister, wife OF the genial dep.
uty.
Just received. a full line Of the cele-
| brsted Queen and other makes OF the
air tight stoves. Call and get price.
before purchasing elsewhere. Frank
| Bristow.
Thomas Smith is spending the week
with old friends in Whitman county
Washington. lie will do some mission
AIRY work for the silver cause during his
absence.
| Orchestral concerts were resumed al
the post hall, Fort sherman, Tuesday
evening Of this week and will be con
tinued every Tuesday evening during
the fall.
After spending the summer here
very pleasantly with the family OF II
u. Allen, Mrs. A. Combcrworth left for
her home at Apalachacola, Fla, Tues
day evening.
II you wish TO subscribe for any OF
the leading newspapers. magazines oil
technical journals, either domestic oil
foreign call at this Office. We car
save you money.
A few cords OF wood will be received
at this Office on subscription. Those OF
our friends who wish TO settle their &C
counts in this way should bring in the
| ,nnI ,xi,bnns dalai
| Walter krot2er, after an absence Of
about three years, during which time
he did great deal of prospecting il
the Cascade mountains, returned tc
Cpur d'Alene this week.
At the annual session Of the Grand
lodge OF Idaho, |. q. q. F., being held
al Caldwell, Geo. c. Thomson, of thi.
place was honored by being elected
deputy grand master.
Capt. Geo. Reynolds, OF the steamer
st. Joseph, took advantage Of the low
excursion rates to visit old friends il
Portland, Oregon. During his absence
Arthur Powell has charge of the boat
Press dispatches announce that the
quartermaster general is figuring OF
the cost OF transporting the Fourth in
fantry from Fort Sherman to Fort Sher
idan, and of carrying the Fifteenth
infantry to the department of the Co..
umbia.
| o. c. Smith, Of Hope, recently placed
IN mil m. Rutbdrnn, for thu lillipc ~ .