The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08
BRIEFS AID PEh5OnALs.

BRIEFS AID PERSONALS.
DR.. MePherson. dentist. cGnr d Alene.
Fresh vegetables and fruits at Nc
Farland's.
Judge McBee was in town Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Fresh garden seeds at the Idaho AIer-
camille Co.'S.
J. II. HeatOn came down from Har.
risOn Tuesday.
J. w. wiggett went 70 Spokane
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Wilson Scott came up from
Spokane this morning.
W. ID. Mcfarland and wife drove TO
Spokane "Wednesday morning.
The laws enacted By o1s last Iegisla-
ture become operative today.
Millinery! Millinery! Finest stock
ever shown In ceur d'AIene, at reason
able prices. Idaho Mercantile Co.
McFaEland's for fresh vegetables and
fruits. Receiving shipments daily.
Henry Thampke has been putting q
tin roofing on camping boat for c. II.
Clayton.
The best and cheapest line OF wall
paper, paints and oils just received at
the Idaho Mercantile Co.
Prof. W. II. Edelblnte, Of Harrison,
came down yesterday and returned this
morning.
W. A. Reiniger and wife went to
RAtlidrum Wednesday. returning the
same day.
Fresh garden eastern and wes-
tem-in bulk and packages at the
wigeett 4 Empey Co.
Mrs. Il. A. McCarty and Eari Norton
have purchased Crawford bicycles Of J.
II. Bethel.
County Surveyor Ashley was over
from Rathdriim Tuesday doing some
surveying for Mr.. Fernan.
The finest stock Of dry goods ever
shown in Ceur d'Alene at the Idaho
Mercantile Co.'S.
Two chImney.sweeps, Of Spokane,
were in town Tuesday and Wednesday
working al their occupation.
The water on the 81. Joe near Fer
refs place reached Its highest point this
season yesterday morning.
Look over our straw goods
youths and childrcn's. Wiggett &
Empey Co.
Joa Fisher. OF ST. Maries came down
last night on the Steamer Michigan
with a cargo Of hay and potatoes.
Cracked corn, whole corn, bran and
shorts, and other feed at the Idaho
Mercantile Co.'S.
Mr.. Cheetham and daughter, father
and sister OF Mrs. w. ID. Mcfarland,
arrived this morning from Missouri.
A full line Of gents furnishing goods.
Boys sweaters. Csc to sI.s5; mems
sweaters, &c TO $3.50. Idaho Mercan-
tile Co.
Edwin Crockett was In town Wee.
nesday and reports that 5,aost OF the
farmers OF the prairie are through with
their seeding.
We are agents for the celebrated
Studebaker wagons and vehicles and
Oliver chilled plOws. wiggett & Em.
pey Co.
Matt Miller caught three young
coyotes near his place. on the prairie,
"Wednesday morning which he brought
to town for the purpose Of selling.
Arbor day was observed at the public
school yesterday by planting flowers,
making flower beds and cleaning the
yard. They took a vacation in the
afternoon.
Spring and summer tailor made sults
500 samples to select from. Wlggett
& Empcy Co.
The steamer Elk commenced Mon
day to make regular trips up the st.
Joe river, aud win hereafter make two
trips week, leaving here Mondays and
Fridays.
Don't fall TO take advantage Of our
reduction In boots and shoes which win
be sold at job prices. wlEgett s Empey
Co.
Guy Davis transferred large drove
Of sheep from the head waters Of the
St Maries TO his ranch on the C@ur d..
Alene river. The first sheep OF the
season brought 10 this part of the
country.
The Sunday excursions between this
place and Spokane win commence
May 10. The time has now come
when the sportsmen can again try their
skin In casting the wriggling bait for
the gamy trout, and many may be seen
with nice strings Of the speckled