The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-31

III. MCPHERSON, oenflst, CBur q AIene.
For bargains call on the wiggett 4
Empey Co.
Allen Nesbitt ID riding new Ramb
Ter geared TO 70 incheA
Three good wall tents for sale at q
bargain. Inquire ut this Office
Sheriff Peas was in town Thursday
on O1icial business.
All straw hats and millinery goods ut
cost. Idaho Mercantile Co.
Jelly glasses Half pint, tin top, As
cents per dozen 1t MeFarlands.
Great clearance OF dry goods now in
progress at the Idaho Mercantile Co.
Judge Piper and family. Of Moscow,
are spending few days in town.
Headquarters for all kinds Of fruit
and fruit jars at the Idaho Mercantile
Co.
Straw goods at lower prices than ever
before offered. wiggett & Empey Co.
c. A. DeSaussure drove to Spokane
Saturday evening returning Monday.
Spring and summer tailor made suits
500 patterns TO select from. wiggett
& Empey Co.
The family OF David Mason Is camp
ing with Spokane friends at Hayden
lake.
Capt Nesbltt came down from Brit
ish Columbia and spent Wednesday
here with his family.
Stoneware Ones, twos, threes, fours
and fives at I21f cents per gallon at
McFarland's.
A square upright Grand piano, in
good condition, for sale at bargain.
For particulars inquire at this once.
Mrs. Frank Bristow and family left
for ROsslAnd, B. c. to join her husband
who is located in that city.
MAsOns quart fruit jars 20 cents per
dozen; two quarts 90 cents, at McFar-
lands.
Just arrived at the Idaho Mercantile
Co. q large assortment OF mems,
Women's and children's shoes.
Fred Boutwell, left Thursday on his
bicycle for POmeroy, Wash, to be
absent several days.
A full line Of mems and wOmen's
summer underwear from l0c to 81 At
the Idaho Mercantile Co.
Judge Melee and J. C. Brady, OF
Rathdrum, were in town Wednesday
looking after institute matterS
We are agents for the celebrated
Studebaker wagons and vehicles and
Oliver chilled plows. Wiggett & EN-
pey Co.
The steamer Elk lost one Of her
rudders while coming down the river
Thursday. The accident was caused
by floating snag.
J. r. Sanbum returned from the
Methow mining district yesterday,
bringing with him number Of speci.
mems from the various mines Of that
section.
A new line Of ladies' and gents buck
skin gloves in all cOlors at low prices.
These goods are fine for bicycling.
wiggett & Empey Co.
Mrs. Thomas Harris and daughters,
Of Pennington, Wash, are visiting the
family W. Z. Alkire. Mr.. Harris is at
Priest Lake doing assessment work on
his mining claims.
C. d. King has closed a deal for
stamp mill to be shipped to the Hi-yH
10 the Florence district the first OF the
month. Reports from the property are
very encouraging.
John Weston has completed \ tine
dancing pavilion at VIM. Farrell's place
near the head OF navigation on the ST.
Joe river. Mr.. Farrell is also having q
store building put up and viii engage
In merchandising.
Henry Ray, the popular deputy In
the auditors oGilce at Rathdrum, spent
u portion OF "Wednesday In town. He
talks Of going to the Klondike gold
fields and came over to interest some
OF our citizens In the undertaking.
DIR. Potter, health oticer OF Spokane,
WASH, spent Monday and Tuesday
examining the water for the purpose Of
ascertaining whether or not the bad
taste complained Of BY Spokane users
is present In the water Of the lake.
Chaplain Bateman writes that he will
return from Gladstone, oregon, today,
after an absence OF three weeks attend
Ing the Chatauqua Assembly. During
his absence he delivered number OF
lectures to large audiences and met
many old friends. Tomorrow evening
In the post chapel he win tell the people
Of some Of bis experiences, taking for
his subject: "what Some Great Talk.
ers are Saying Today, or Echoes From
the ChautaaQua Assembly" The talk
will undoubtedly prove very interest,"
ling.