The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-09-11

A"@ll, the photographed, vii
break camp about Sept. 18TH.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing
specially ct the PREss once.
Our fall dry goods win be open thIr
seek. Gail. Wiggett q Empey CO.
A. the school election John Curry and
james Roche were elected directors.
Miss Alice Thomson of this place. i.
attending the sisters school in Spokane,
For mems. boys and children's hat
and caps, see wiggett 4 Empey Co.
Miss Grace Empey left Sunday even
ing Tor Spokane where she win attend
school.
A nobby hat and pair Of ine shoes,
You can get both from the Idaho Mer-
camille Co.
W. W. Roberts is making prepare
lions 70 visit the Klondike country ear
" next spring.
.. W. Edwards, the well known
Northern Pacific land agent, spent
Tuesday In town.
Register Graham. OF the local land
once. visited Spokane Tuesday evening.
returning the next morning.
wanted-A woman who can cook
and do general house work. Inquire nj
quarters No. II. Fort Sherman.
c. d. King left Wednesday for Flor
ence TO look after his mining interests.
lie will be absent two or three weeks.
by change In the Rambler adyer-
tlsement IL viii be seen that J. II. Beth.
81 Is now selling the 1897 Rambler for
s6s.
James Kennedy, one OF the well
known pioneers Of the county, was over
from Rathdrum Wednesday on bust.
ness.
Messrs. Preston and Morrow. OF
WAltsbnrgh, Wash, arrived here Thurs.
day. making the entire trip on their
wheels.
q. II. Dcty returned Monday from
the mining country adjacent 10 Elk
CITY. where be spent the summer pros
pecting.
Z. 7. Perkins. who is In charge Of the
Montana Idaho boundary survey, spent
The week here visiting his old friend,
J. Is. Goode.
Miss Eva Parker, OF Spokane, has
accepted a position with the Idaho Mer. |
'antile Co. and Is In charge Of the mil. |
leTy department
Dry goods! Dry goods. The Idaho
Mercantile Co. have Just opened their
all dry goods. ali Of the very best and !
pTtces reasonable. Call.
ID. =. Mason left Thursday evening
'or Boise. 10 be absent ten deys attend
ng \ session Of the Masonic grand
odge. Of which he is n member.
John Gleason. who lives six miles
'oTth Of toWn. has an apple tree In full
doom. This Is freak Of nature not
'ften encountered AT this seasOn OF the
ear.
Chaplain Ilateman is announced 10
Ieliver = lecture at 4. DiRhion's place,
car the head Of navigation on the 81.
Zoe river, Friday evening Of next
Eeek.
Don't walt for the Fruit Fair before
nakIng your purchases for the fall.
ioa can buy just as good at the Ida.
70 Mercantile Company. Save time
nd money.
A few bad boys made a raid on Faith
Z Elliott's melon patch the other even.
~ and carried of several melons.
Ioys, you should not steal, the practice
I'll get you into trouble. II
Mrs. Sabin win have on sale about the
OH Of sept. a complete line OF fall and
inter millinery including the newest
nd latest styles. The ladies will do
Iell 10 wait and see her stock before
laking their purchases.
Mr.. aud Mn. Lohman, who have
pent few weeks here visiting their
aughtsr, Mrs. V. W. Sander, left for
leir home la burlington, Iowa, Mon.
~ evening. Mr., Lehman Is a prom
tent newspaper man Of that state.
Tomorrow and the Sunday following
,erc will be no services at the Epis-
,pal church on account Of the absence
I the pastor, Rev. Skottowe, who is en-.
'yinH vacation at the Dighton place,
Ear the head Of navigation on the st. ,
oe river.
The schools opened last Monday with I
a attendance Of 100 and IL Is thought q
le number will be increased. Prof
cummings says that the scholars are q
king hold Of their studies In earnest c
I'd the term opens under very favor. c
BE conditions.
The funeral Of Percy I.ettell, an &C
,unt Of whose tragic death we publish. !,
Ia last weeks PREsS took place from
10 Presbyterian church last Sunday
orning at 10 o'clock. Rev. DcfTen-
.ugh conducted the service and the re-
aims were laid bcs.di those Of his :
other In the city cemetery.