The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-09-18

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room OF the Inn this week, but we I'm
dersland 1t has been reopened.
Wanted "A woman who can cool
and do general house work. Inquire a
quarters No. ~, Fort Sherman.
Mrs. J. T. Scott and little son clar
enee left Wednesday for q two weeks
Visit with relatives in Spokane.
Geo. Pfafft came down on the Ell
from Doctor sabin's camp on the st
Joe river. lie returned Monday.
Mrs. James Hosklns of wardner q
visiting Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Hoskins
Is former resident OF this place.
Miss Gsneiye Merriam returned Ia
her home in Spokane Sunday, after
spending two weeks with relatives ia
this city.
The Ladies Aid of the n. y. church
VIII have an afternoon tea at the home
Of Ms. T. ID. Elliott Wednesday. Ad-
mission Zoe.
Fred Lingelbach and win Merriam
made a flying trip to Spokane on their
wheels Tuesday, returning Wednesday
afternoon.
II. 5. Back a prosperous farmer. pre-
scented the editor OF the PREss with a
large basket Of plums for which we are
very thankful.
Wanted-Ten or twelve men who IN.
deStand logging aud team work 10 the
timber. Apply at once TO A. +. Mar
low. c9nr d'Alene.
II. Morris, an old time Northern Pa
chic man, and father OF W. X. Morris,
formerly n. +. agent at Post Falls, was
was In town Wednesday.
Dry goods! Dry goods! The Idaho
Mercantile Co. have just opened their
fall dry goods, nil Of the very best and
prices reasonable. Call.
Mrs. Morris and daughter Agnes re.
turned fron an extended visit TO yell
lowstone National Park, 10 remain one
week with her many friends.
Henry KrotIer who had the misfor-
tune Of being burned out at Florence
Is on hls way home. lie was seen on
seen up The 81. Marys this week.
Jos. 7. Scott and Thos. Weston left
on Monday morning for the 81. Joe on
a fishing and hunting expedition. Fish
stories viii be in order when they re
turn.
IL you wish 10 subscribe for any OF
the leading newspapers, magazines or
technical Journals, either domestic or
foreign call at this Office. We can
save you UoneT
chas. sischo is the proud poSsessor OF
lieu that lays eggs thai are eggs. lie
presented one al this Office Thursday
which measured eight inches one way
anu brFeA AIac othcT.
Pnfers restaurant man made rather
a sudden disappearance on Monday. II
Is understood there was trouble in the
family on sunday, aud on Monday eve
they left for parts unknown.
u. A. Mcguire Of Silver Beach. com.
mander Mclscynolds Post No. ~. G. A.
H.. left on business trip to Moscow to
he gone several weeks Mr. Mcguire Is
4 former reNident Of that place.
Righ, Rev, A. J. Glorieux Of Boise
will administer confirmation at this
place on the lrSi Sunday la October.
Those Who have children TO prepare
should send them 10 Father Purcell dur.
Ing the week.
Mn. Sabin will have on sale about the
soth Of sept complete line Of fall and
winter millinery including the newest
and latest styles. Tie ladies win do
well 10 wait aud see her stock before
making their purchases.
Chaplain Bateman is arranging a ser.
es Of lectures 10 be given IT, the post /
iall during the fall aud winter months. /
such well known lecturers as Rev. Dr
,hcrriugion, Rev. Cool, Rev. Smith and
zen. CaIiin has been engaged.
A perfect NJ guaranteed. Satisfying
garments aud gratifying prices. Our
Ig0 up 10 date styles OF imported and /
domestic wooleHs in mems, boys aud .
,hildren's suits, also our full line of /
aides and misses aud childrens cloaks.
We invite your inspection Of all these
styles and samples Of cloth Of which /
they are made. Wiggeit 4 Empey Co.
VIM. +. Alkire aud son Archie, old
OF this city, returned We.nes.
lay from an extended prospecting trip
u the Elk City district, bringing with
hem some excellent samples Of free
Milling ore taken from their claims in.
he Badger Mountain camp in that dis
riot. Mr.. Alklre has some specimens
u picked rock bearing gold aud copper
which assays $500 in gold alone.