The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-24
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Aue engineer TOT tne Heofgie Uakee
came 10 this morning.
Judge Melee was over from Rath-
drum Wednesday.
John b. 0oode made q busIness trip
70 Harrison Wednesday.
Attorney General Mcfarland spent q
few days In town this week.
Cracked corn. whole corn, bran and
shorts, and other feed at the Idaho
Mercantile Cos.
Judge Daily. OF Kingston, spent .
portion Of the week In town.
Mrs Patrick Joy has been quite sick
for . few days. She Is slowly recover.
Ing.
The finest stock Of dry goods ever
shown 10 ceur dAiene At the Idaho
Mercantile Co.'S.
Miss Mabel Joy, who attends one Of
the spokane schools, ID home for va
cation.
Mrs. John Rice came in from Troy,
Mont. Wednesday, 70 visit relatives
and friends.
Spring and summer tailor made suits
100 samples 70 select from. Wiggett
4 Empey Co.
Prof. BnFieigh, Of the Harrison
school. came down on the George Cakes
last evening.
Assessor Callahan spent = portion Of
the week At Harrison making the aasess.
ment Of that town.
Sam Black. the merchant tailor, IL
repairing his house and win make this
place his home during the summer.
A. l.. Miller charged his soda fountain
last Saturday and began dispensing the
soothing, cooling, foaming dix 70 the
public.
The best and cheapest line Of wall
paper. paints and oils just received ut
the Idaho Mercantile Co.
Capt. C. A. Waters came down from
the mines the first Of week and ne
manned few days looking after busi-
ness matters.
Mr.. Coy. Of the large mercantile firm
Of Coy Bros. Rockford, WASH spent n
few hours In town "Wednesday with his
old friend Jay Rand Sanburn.
Millinery! MlllIaeEy,. Finest stock
ever shown In c9ur d'Alene. at reason.
able prices. Idaho Mercantile Co.
Capt. Whitali. OF Fogt sherman, pur-
chased Theodore Rosen's sail boat, the
Nymph. IL Is one Of the best boats on
the lake.
Don't fail 10 take advantage OF our
reduction in boOts and shoes which will
be sold at job prices. wiggett a Empey
Co.
Wanted Young saddle horse. weight
ten or twelve hundred. Persons having
such a horse for sale should call ON Dr.
skinner, quarters No. 9, Fort sherman.
William Merriam was called TO SpC.
kane last evening Dy the receipt II
news that his uncle, n. J. Merriam,
was la u critical condition, his recovery
being very doubtful
Duncan Smith, who 10 experimenting
the construction Of two cottages for
Conductor Hale At Spokane, came up
Tuesday morning 10 qualify a. . mem
Der Of the board Of town trustees.
A full line Of gents furnishing goods.
Boys sweaters, sc ito sI.S5; mems
sweaters, &c TO esE0. idaho MercAn-
tile Co.
J. n. IIeaton, OF Harrison, was In
town yesterday. Mr.. Heaton has re-
reived an appointment n deputy as
SCISSOR, and will look after the assess
ment Of the southern part OF the county.
George Groves has secured position
a. engineer for the Bunker IliIl & S0lli.
van company at Wardner. Mrs. Groves
will spend the sammer In Spokane viz
lting with a sister. She leaves for that
city this evening.
just arrived another lot Of the Kuh,
Nathan s Fisher Co. clothing for spring
aud summer, 1897, sold at 90, IS, el0,
sIs and sIS. Idaho Mercantile Go.
Fresh garden eastern aud wes-
tern-in bulk and packages at the
wiggett & Empey Go.
Look over our straw goods mems,
youths and children'S. Wiggett &
Empey Co.
The new board Of town trustees met
last Tuesday and organized by electiHg
7. Z. Jacobs chairman. James II.
Harte was elected clerk and c. II. Clay
ton treasurer for the coming year. n.
r. Palmeter was elected street com.
missioner.
The mineral land commissioners Of
both Montana aud Idaho, having been
laid OF on account Of the appropriation
for the year being exhausted, J. L. Nc.
Manus, n member OF the Idaho con-.
mission, returned to his home at
Everett, WASH Wednesday evening.
We arc agents for the celebrated
Studebaker wagons and vehicles and
Oliver chilled plows. wiggett 4 EN-.
pey Co.
About the 9th Of March large, fat
turkey belonging 10 7, r. Dlckey dis.
appeared aud he thought some one had,