The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-29


Deputy Sheriff Harris was In town
Thursday.
Mrs. @. w. Bechtel visited Spokane
during the week.
r. X. Smith is confined TO the house
BY an attack Of sickness.
The members Of the W. r. c. enjoyed
their annual picnic ut Beauty bay,
Thursday.
Try our Rock Candy drips. Our pure
strained honey 10 6ns. Try a can.
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Miss Fannie scott, who has been
visiting here for few weeks, returned
to Spokane Thursday.
Allen Nesbitt made a trip to Spokane
on his wheel Wednesday morning and
took In the bicycle races.
For sale-An f8o6 model lady's bIcy.
Gle. or will trade for top buggy In
good condition. Isquirs at this Office.
+. A. Shallis and w. ]. Davenport
went TO Spokane ON their wheels, Thurs
day morning, and took in the bicycle
races.
Rev. q. G. Muller Is absent from town
and will attend the Methodist confer
ence which eonVenes at North Yakima
next week.
After an absence OF two months visit
ing her parents in Seattle, Wash, Mrs.
ChaS. DittemOre returned home Thurs
day morning.
A. l.. Miller left, Wednesday, for Col
fax. lie is making the trip on his wheel
and expected to take la the Spokane
races on the way down.
Charles Krum came up from Spokane,
Thursday. and spent a few days
up the st. Joe river with his friend,
Homer King, fishing and hunting.
q. F. DePuy and family, of Spokane.
are spending a vacation here. Mr.. DE
Puy represents the large dry goods firm
Of wyman. Partrige & Co, Mime
apolis.
have TO trade for cord wood, logs.
hay, potatoes, or grain Of any kind, two
good mules. A. +. MARLow.
There will be no services at the Epis-
copalean church tomorrow, the pastor,
Rev. Scottowe, being absent with his
family spending vacation up the st.
Joe river.
The Episcopalean Sunday school
scholars and teachers held their annual
picnic il the grove at Fort Sherman,
Wednesday afternoon. and had an en-
ioyAble time.
See that new $40 wheel which you
can get for Sa5.
Idaho Mercantile Co.
While being loaded with wood, near
Lakeriew last Tuesday, the steamer
Gen. sherman sank in a few feet Of
water, and work men are now engaged
in au effort TO fioat her.
Three Light BrAhma Cockerels for
sale, $40 each. Felch's strain.
2aaug3t Mrs. JOY.
II you wish to subscribe for any Of
the leading newspapers. magazines or
technical journals, either domestic OF
foreign call at this Office. We can
save you money.
The Presbyterian Aid society gave a
very pleasant social in one OF the vacant
rooms Of the GrAney block, Tuesday
evening. Ice cream. cake aud music
were the principle features.
Edward Shuck, a former well known
steamboat man on the lake, after spend
ing . couple Of weeks here with friends,
returned TO Mullan, Idaho, We lneSday,
where he Is employed In the mines.
Tuesday evenings session Of Ceur
dAlene lodge, |. q. o. r, T. F. Rosen,
Henry Klappenberg and p. W. johnson
were elected delegates to the grand
lodge which convenes at Boise next
mouth.
: To close Our new $50 Volunteer Ri.
cycle for S4S. Idaho Mercantile Co.
Duncan Smith and wife, ]. W. Wig
gett and wife, John Curry, Frank En-.
psy. Miss Grace Teeples, and Miss Irene
SelfridGe, Of Oaksdale. Wash, are en-
ioying camp life up the st. Joe river
this week.
Misses Florence Minis, Aggie Roche
and Enola Clayton left for Cotton
Wash, Thursday evening TO attend q
Catholic school. They were chAperoned
by Sister Albertine who came up to
look after them.
Tea! Tea! Tea! Our import order has
arrived. We can now give you the best
value ever offered in Crur d'Alene.
Idaho Mercantile Co.
At special meeting of the schoo
board, last Saturday evening, It was de-
cided TO open the fall term Of school or
Monday. September IL, one week latel
than usual. The corps OF teachers will
be Prof. Wilson, Mrs. Smith and Mis-,
Buckley.
Rena, the three months old daughte,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II, bethel, died las
night after sickness Of two days. Mr.
Bethel is absent in the lIOodoo vale!
and messenger has gone In search o
him. The family have the sYmnaih,