The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-23


Mont, Friday, Oct. is. from typhoid
pneumonia. He leaves wife and
five children.
If you wish to subscribe for any Of
the leading newspapers, magazines or
technical journals, either domestic or
foreign call at this ONCE. We can
save you poney
e. HedaI Is building an addition Of
two rooms 10 G. u. Kings residence on
Lakeside avenue. When completed his
family will move IN from Ayondale
farm for the winter.
For the first time in several years
there are no vacant houses In Cenr
d'Alene. Several families. unable 10
find suitable residences, have taken
rooms In the brick blocks.
Our line Of mems. boys, and child
ren's clothing Is the best ever shown In
C6ur d'Alene. Come and see what we
can do for you in quality aud prices.
The Idaho Mercantile Co.
A. L. Miller, who Is camping on the
st. Joe river, sent down q number of
fine venison roasts last Tuesday for dis
tribution TO his friends. Among them
the Press force was remembered.
After returning from the fruit fair,
call 10 at the Idaho Mercantile Com
pany's and see how much lower our
/ prices are on dry goods, clothing. I'M
derwear, etc, than Spokane prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer King came In
from Florence Thursday morning. Mrs.
King will remain here during the win
ter anc Mr. King, who is manager Of
the Hiyu mine, will return in few
days.
Underwear, Underwear. We have a
full line. We can tit the smallest in
FAINT, also large sized man. What is
more our prices are right. Call and in
spect our stock. The Idaho Mercantile
company.
In the final proof case Of David
Smith for land near Kingston, Judge
McI3ee appeared on behalf Of the state
TO examine witnesses and take testi.
mOny. The land involved is part Of a
school section.
Geo. &. Thomson, Alfred Duncom-
mon and Mrs. n. J. Merriam will re
turn from Idaho Falls Sunday or Mon.
Gay. after an absence OF ten days at
tending a session of the grand lodge Of
Idaho l. U. OF.
Chaplain Bateman opened the series
Of winter lectures at post hall, Fort
Sherman, Wednesday evening, TO a
large audience. Next Monday evening
Rev. Dr. cherTington OF Spokane. de
liyers the second lecture.
! c. B King returned from Lewiston,
Monday, where he arranged with
freighters TO transport the Hiyu mill TO
the eompauy's property. rhe mill is
now on the road, and will reach its des-
tination in a week or ten days.
q. q. Richie and wife have returned
from the ELK City mining district,
where lac is interested ia some valuable
placer claims. lie says the camp is
prosperous and that number of Mon
tana mining men have recently become
Z g.a....e..N a..
From history we learn that the great
function OF religion has been the
founding and sustaining of states. Sir
J. H. Dudley" The Church in Rela.
ton 10 the state" will be Rev. T. q
lIodgson's subject at the Methodist
church Sunday evening.
W. L. Piper, who conducted ser
vices in the Mcfarland block, says that
the Peoples Uuited church OF Spokane
is In a great revival with three OF
Moody's students, aud the interest is 50
great IL is impossible for them TO leave
there at present Therefore the work
will be taken up here later on.
School trustees should write or call
on J. {. BRADY OF Rathdrum, Idaho, for
prices on school furniture and all kinds
of school apparatus, before purchasing
elsewhere, rs he can save their district
. money, and can give from O months to
years time When desired. oct223
We are prepared TO receive wood on
: subscription aud those who have prom
, ised the payment in this manner will
please deliver the same at their earliest
, convenience. Don't be afraid of over
stocking us. II takes pile Of wood e
. keep us going, especially when the
"devil'' acts rs fireman.
Samuel Carnahan and John Marshal
! the remaining members Of the II. +
/ Brown prospecting party, arrived home
Sunday with their pack animals anC
saddle horses sam makes line ap-
pearance mounted on the hurrican,
deck Of cayuse. John Empey, whC
had charge of the outfit, returned Sun
day.
| A. T. McReynolds W. r. c., will holt
i memorial service at the Presbyterian
church, Friday. Nov. 9th, at $50 p. m.
In honor Of L. Florence Barker, llrst ma
, tional president Of the w. II. C., wh'
A,od Sane nth 1907 Aian In tnamar,