The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-08-07

wa. Reipiger visited Spokane last
saturday.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing .
speciality 1t the PREss once.
Three good wall tents for sale At q
bargain. Inquire ut this ofIicr.
Reliey Golden left Thursday evening
for Saginaw, Mich.
An straw hats and millinery goods at
cost. Idaho Mercantile Co.
Born, Wednesday. Aug. 4. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. nageE, a daughter.
Jelly glasses Half pint. tin top. =
cents per dozen at McFariandis.
Sheriff Peas and Deputy Buckle were
pleasant callers In town Wednesday.
Great clearance Of dry goods now In
progress 1t The Idaho Mercantile Co.
Miss Fannie Scott 10 visiting the
family Of her brother. J. T. Scott
Headquarters for all kinds Of fruit
and fruit jars at the Idaho Mercantile
Co.
The annual picnic Of the Northern
Pacific Railway employees win be held
here on the 18th.
Straw goods at lower prices than ever
before offered. Wiggett & Empey Co
Mrs. Geo. r. Minis and children re
turned from Grand Forks, Il. C., SUN
day, and win remain here.
The mineral land commissioners ex
pect 20 begin work In the Priest lake
country the lisst Of next week.
Stoneware Ones, twOs. threes. fours
and fires 1t I2if cents per gallon At
AfeFarland's.
A square upright Grand piano, In
good condition. for sale at = bargain.
For particulars inquire at this ONCE.
il. VIII is painting and decorating
the interior Of the Dickey building
which % to be occupied by Thomas
brown as . saloon.
Mason's quart fruit iars 20 cents per
dozen; two quarts 90 cents, at McFar-
lands.
For q plain drunk Eugene Gillette
was taken before Justice Harte and
fined 81 and costs, amounting TO 8.
Gene says that settles it.
Just arrived at the Idaho Mercantile
Co. q large assortment Of mems,
w0men's and children's shoes.
Capt. p. W. johnson has placeda new
shaft in the steamer Defender. It runs
In ball bearings which lessons the fric-
ton TO an appreciable extent.
A full line Of mems and womsnis
summer underwear from iOc TO 81 II
the Idaho Mercantile Co.
Miss Eliza Kircheval, q well known
teacher Of this county. win have charge
OF the Hayden lake school the coming
term.
Harry Thompson. 4 prominent mem
Der Of the /. o. r. n, OF Wallace. was
in town this week looking up a location
suitable for the annual encampment Of
the members.
Allen Nesbitt has broken the Idaho
bicycle record by making one-fOurth
OF a mile in 271s seconds. Ira Shallis
was a close second, covering the dis
lance in % seconds.
Geo. and David Groves came down
from Wardner the first Of the week and
will spend two or three weeks with
their families. George has very la.
cratlve position rs engineer at Que Of
the mines.
The Rocky Mountain Telephone Co.,
whose line passes through this place,
has commenced putting up a new met
allie wire which will do away with the
unnecessary noise that interferes with
talking on the old line.
J. Bates, Of Bismarck, n. d., was q
caller at the PRESs Office last Saturday.
He Is seeking new location where the
winters are not 50 severe and left On
the steamer Elk Monday for the ST. Jos
valley to look that country over.
/ +. E. wonnacott and ]. T. Scott left
yesterday for the Black Prince mine. Is
miles above the head of navigation on
the st. Joe. They win be absent ser
eral days looking after the property
which Il showing up well.
Chaplain Bateman win lecture sun
day evening next Ia the post chapel, OF
the subject: "The ShAms OF Civilixa
tion." In this discourse the chaplain
will deal with social and religious
shams Of various kinds Lieut. Soriey
win sing solo. All are cordially In
vited to attend.
The Nashville Students held the clos.
attention Of large and appreciativ'
, audience last night at the opera hous'
, BY rendering one Of their dellghtfu
concerts. Although the members o
this company are colored. they proveS
themselves 10 be real artists In /
. musical way. The many specialize
, introduced were very attractive am
ELECTED repeated encOres. Quite |
number OF people from Harrison. Pos
Falls and Rathdum were in attend
. ance.