The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-01-25

henry hiappenberg Is confined to hi
3 bed by very severe cold.
= Chains at all prices and In the lates
= styles at Draper 4 Quam's.
a Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing .
4 specially at the PRESS Office.
e Miss Marion Porter and her brothe,
Q Bert left for Spokane Monday morning
h he sure to soc that beautiful drill ex.
t ecuted BY the young ladies at the social
next Friday evening.
New lot of muslins, sheetings. murine
SKIRT lining and Ice wool just arrived.
e Idaho Mercantile Co.
In the absence of the pastor, Col. d.
II. Budlong will hold services In the
: Presbyterian church tomorrow.
, Z. u. King, Hon. A. A. Crane. Capt.
l. u. eanburn and Homer King visited
Post Falls yesterday on business.
, II you want full value for your mon.
~ get our low prices on groceries, -four.
ieed, meats, lard, etc. Idaho Mercan.
tile Co.
Mrs. Patrick Joy left for Olympia.
, wash, yesterday to attend at the bed.
side OF her mother who is not expected
TO live.
u. L. Mason received a nice new
cutter from Spokane Tuesday. To-
gether with his black trotter it makes a
fine turnout.
Just received. direct from the packers.
nne lot of dried fruit which We can
sen you at wholesale prices. Idaho
Mercantile Co.
James Hoskens has almost recovered
from his recent sickness and expects to
20 able to return to his work at the
mines In short time.
see our new line Of wall paper. We
nave some very handsome and new
designs at remarkably low prices. Ida.
no Mercantile Co.
Mrs. A. II. Arnstt, Of Dickinson
Norm Dakota and Mrs. j. II. Beckett.
OF Spokane, spent Sunday here with
their friend, Mrs. J. T. Scott.
James Graham returned from Col.
vile, Wash. Monday, where he attended
the funeral Of his sister, Miss Mary.
notice OF whose death appeared in our ,
last issue.
Mr.. Callahan, Of Bonners Ferry. 7. {
+. Anderson, S. c. Herrent o
and Lem. Quarles, Of Rathdrum '
came over Sunday evening and spent
Monday in town.
II. ". Morris and several other mer,. Il
oers came up from Post Falls THURSDAY n
evening to witness the comforting of c
The page and esquire ranks by Kootenai u
lodge, knights of Pythias. I
J. l.. Campbell returned to Pasco =
" ash, Monday morning, where be win
'emain during the winter in charge Of a
he steamer Billings, one of the North u
I'm Pacihc's Columbia river boats. v
a great slaughter in prices Of sewing :.
machines. We are now Offering them ~
II one'half Of the regular retail price,
iiso me line OF chairs which can be
'onght at cost. Draper & Quam's. p'
So far this has been one of the mildest y
nd most open winters experienced in g
his country for several years. The CT
verage range of the thermometer has
zen from 30 to GO degrees above zero.
John Fernan has harvested a fine =, ,e
rop Of ice from the lake near his home -
nd L. Lashbrook is busily engaged in 81
ling his ice house. He is also filling
he houses Of several customers in
own. LIS
j. l. Sballis returned from a trip to %
acoma Thursday evening. He SAYS US
ley are talking hard times over there
well as elsewhere, and that we are III
worse of in that respect than other
laces. d.
W. p. Draper has disposed of his
lterest in the furniture business tot.
: Hedal and the new firm will be
nown as Guam 4 Hedal. They expect nu
increase the stock. Mr.. Draper Ca
links of going back to Missouri. he
Mrs. Sabin expects to 60 east in a ~
lort time when she will purchase a v"
'mplete stock Of millinery goods for In
ring trade. She will spend two weeks
one OF the largest millinery establish.
ents OF Chicago to post up on the
test and best styles. inc
m wi
Tho Presbyterian social next Friday
ening will be held in the CITY hotel
Ill. A varied and interesting program
III be presented, consisting of vocal
ID instrumental music, tableaux, etc
lere will be small admission fee
will be served on order. laiI
The 0wlet club held its first dance in M
ty Hotel hall Wednesday evening. W
most the whole membership attended s ,'
d every one speaks Of ii As q grand NV
ccess and one of the most enjoyable a :
noes Of the winter. The musicians
re highly commended for the excel. w .o
It music which they furnished and ~
members of the club are elated over NV
success of the dance and the salts.
tory manner in which it passed off.
Two Of the black bass with viii, h In q
rnan lake was stocked last spring Of
re caught by fisherman the other day. R,
G men Immediately returned them act
the water and they were soon out of title
hit. They are growing RAPIDLY and II une