The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-08-21
BRIEFs AHD PERSONALS.


Prof. +. ii. Wilson and Prof. Hartzel
cobbs were visitors in town Sunday.
For bargains call on the wiggett &
Empey Co.
Edward Shuck, former citizen, now
located at Mullan, Is spending q few
weeks here.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing .
speciality at the PREss Office.
Alfred Richie, . pioneer farmer Of
the st. Joe valley, spent portion Of the
week in town.
Three good wall tents for sale at .
bargain. Inquire ut this Office.
Mrs. c. II. Clayton and Mrs. David
PhIfer are confined 70 their beds by
sickness.
Jelly glasses Half pint. tin top, Is
cents per dozen at Netherlands.
Chas. Kalanquin lie giving his new
residence ia the Ceur d'Alene valley a
coat OF paint.
Straw goods at lower prices than ever
before offered. wiggett 4 Empey Co.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Smith, of
st, Maries. Sunday, Aug. Is. daughter,
weight pounds.
Stoneware- Ones, twos. threes, fOurs
and fives at l21E cents per gallon at
McFarland's.
A square upright Grand piano, in
good cOhdition, for sale at a bargain.
For particulars inquire at this ofIice.
III. Bethel and family left tIis
morning for Hoodo lake where they
will spend two weeks In camp life.
MasOn's quart fruit jars 20 cents per
dozen; two quarts 20 cents, at McFar-
lands.
The Catholic festival and dance on
Friday evening OF last week melted SIS,
a sufficient amount TO clear the church
Of debt.
Now is your chance to pop the ques-
ton. Let US show you what we can
do in mems. boys and yonths' clothing.
Wiggett & Empey Co.
Thomas Norris, who has been in Spo.
kane for the past three months work
ing at his trade, returned home Thurs.
day morning.
Call and see our Is. & K. Co.'S suits.
Wiggett & Empey Co.
Harvest is In full blast on the prairie.
The crops are better than for several
years and farmers report six bushels OF
oats TO one raised last year of the same
ground.
Attorney Geo. Forster, Of Spokane
who is stopping at his place on Blue
Greek bay, lost a combination row and
sail boat Wednesday night and it is
supposed the boat has been stolen.
Mrs. Fred Bell, after visiting her par.
ents for three weeks, left for her home,
Seattle, WASH, Sunday evening. Her
mother accompanied her as fal as Spo.
kane, returning home Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. Chas. Lohmann, editor Of
Der Volksfrennd, the leading German
paper Of Burlington, Iowa, accompanied
by his wife, arrived Thursday and will
spend several weeks visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. V. W. Sander.
James II. Forney, of Moscow, United
States district attorney for Idaho, and
Eben Mounts, Of Lewiston, chief deputy
United States marshal for Idaho, were
in town "Wednesday anu left for their
homes on the evening train.
John Williams and Benjamin Jen.
kins, Of Wardner, returning from a
trip to California, stopped here the first
Of the week and spent q few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Williams. They
brought with them some handsome
specimens OF gold.
Mrs. Dodge, wife OF the general
manager Of the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad, accompanied by her two
daughters, spent Wednesday here and
chartered the Julietta for a cruise
around the lake. They are travelling in
Mr.. Dodge's private car.
B.F. Kelley, the electrician at the
electric light works, has constructed an
electric motor which Is propelled from
liquid battery. The motor Is quite a
neat piece OF mechanism and attracts
a great deal Of attention. lt runs a
small fan at the Mineral Exchange.
The attendance at the railroad picnic
last Saturday was not what had been
expected. The employees OF the North.
ern Pacific were unable to attend on
account of the rush Of business. How.
ever, their wives, families and best girls
were here in large numbers aud passed
very pleasant day.
d. o. Cleland, Of Rathdram, was IN
town Thursday and exhibited some
Cine specimens Of quartz from the Fred
Bradbury claim at the head OF Hayden
lake. The property Is developed by q
tunnel Of 100 feet and shaft 40 feet In
depth. Mr.. Cleland and Louis Eileli
are interested with Mr.. bradbury In the
property.
A CGur d'Alene Indian killed a large
moose Wednesday in the foot hills Of
the ST. Joe valley opposite that part Of