The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-02-08
sn1rrs AID PERSONALS.

.. ~. Otu0y uAS CsosOo W. Isos
market.
Thomas Norris took in the Spokane
poultry show.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing . |
speciality at the PRESS ofIlce.
Chairs at all prices and in the latest
styles ct Guam & Hedals.
Mrs. Galland, Of Spokane. IL visiting
her friend, Mrs. C. II. Clayton.
W. z. Burns, the barber, returned
Tuesday, from = visit to Pasco. Wash.
C. b. King, A. A. Crane and Dr.. e.
derkin wers visitors to Spokane the
first of the week.
Sheriff Ryan was over from Rath-
drum Wednesday and attended the
entertainment at post hall.
TIP. Dickey had coop Of game birds
on exhibition at the Spokane poultry
show. One of his birds took prlze.
W. p. Draper and wife left for
Springfield, Mo-, Thursday morning and
expect to make that state their future
home.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees are pre-
pairing for an entertainment to be given
Monday evening, February II, at City
Hotel hall.
Miss Bessie Empey WAS eleven years
old last Tuesday and she celebrated the
day by giving a party to . number Of
her young friends.
We have received an interesting
,mmunication from citizen Of New
port which is crowded out this week
but will appear in our next issue.
Mrs. G. w. Bechtel returned from
Spokane Wednesday evening, after Al
absence of several weeks at the sicl
bedside of her sister, Mrs. Porter.
Mrs. r. d. BunneIl left this mornini
for California where she will join he
husband. She spent number of week
here with her sister. Mrs. c. b. King.
Prof. Wilson left for the Palous
|. country this morning to be absent sew
eral days. Edwin McBee will hay
charge of the school until he returns.
II you wish to subscribe for any Q
the leading newspapers, magazines Q
. technical journals, either domestic Q
foreign call at this Office. We ca
!. save you money.
Clay Porter, living at Mica Bay, wa
! badly injured by a falling limb Will
out in the timber last Monday. III
, limb struck him on the head causin
several severe scalp wounds.
e A great slaughter in prices of SEWN
!. machines. We are now offering the
' at one half of the regular retail pric
r also a fine line of chairs which can
n bought at cost. Guam & Hedals.
e The ladies of the Catholic church W
= give a dance at Sanders hall ne
II Thursday evening to which all are &C
1t daily invited. Tickets OF admission
cents a couple. Refreshments will
served during the evening.
Re &c. Brown, OF the Fourth infant
of band, has organized class among o
Re citizens and will teach dancing at CT
Hotel hall every Friday evening
grown people and Saturday afterno
q from 2 to 4 o'clock for children.
81 r. W. Osbourne has received an of
4 from Seattle firm of SIS per ton
the fire clay which comes from
~ place. 1t will cost about IS per ton
,s mine and deliver this clay ut Seat
IL and Mr.. Osbourne is figuring on maxi
some shipments next spring.
Is Percy, infant son Of Mr.. and N
~, VIM. Alkire, aged about three yes
Is died Thursday evening, after q Il
b. spell of sickness. The funeral Il
Ii: place Friday, Rev. Muller conduct
hit the service. The family have
TO- sympathy of large circle of friends
ue A number of soldiers, under the
~ fluence OF liquor, looted house Of
II! fame back of the City Hotel on Fri
''h' evening Of last week, breaking out
windows and doors and destroying
furniture. The guilty parties she
% be arrested and made to suffer for S
w an offense.
az A land contest involving the no
OK stead entry of David Phifer on a q
n ter section of land across the lax
X being heard before the register ant
On ceiver at the land office. Charles +
-. is the contestant. Mr.. Phifer 10 re
u.s. scented by Col. d. II. Budlong and /
by r. f. Mcfarland.
D. All sons Of veterans IS years Of
or more are requested to meet at
will der's hall. Friday at o'clock p. m.
mai l]th INST. TOT the purpose OF organ
ter. a camp OF the Sons Of Veterans. T
whose parents are not members q
-, T. McReynolds Post are requisite
bring the discharges Of their father
. basis Of claim to membership in q
bers His many friends in town and =
y is post will regret to learn that Qua
master Sergeant Myrick has
transferred to the San Carlos pos
ran. the White Mountain Indian reserv'
-. in south eastern Arizona. That p
49, one Of the most undesirable in
" country and the sergeant's long
,ond ia'', a 's''''' '""'''' w "
location.
The town council, through Att
L, Keat, secured an order from the di