The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-06-05

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town Tuesday. lie is making the as
sessmeDt In The cenr d'AIene valley
and the district around the lake.
Have you seen our fine assortment Of
premium goods in our front window
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Street Commissioner PaImeter Is do
Ing some good work on the streets. lie
made a good improvement by pntiing
a plank crossing in at the corner Of
sherman and Seventh streets.
All the new and late designs In wall
paper at less than Spokane prices at the
Idaho Mercantile Co.
The strawberry festival and dance to
take place at the pavilion. under the
auspices of the ladies of the Catholic
church, Thursday evening, June 10,
promises TO be very enjoyable affair.
The ladies will do their best to see that
all present may have pleasant time.
Tickets . cents each. All are cordially
invited TO attend.
The Renard Mckenzie concert at the
opera house this evening viii be a
musical treat worth hearing. Tile
ladies are both excellent singers and
the Spokane papers speak IN very COR
plimeitary terms OF their appearance
in that city. The popular prices Of adj
mission. IS and 50 cents ought to give
them a crowded house.
The closing exercises of the public
school were largely attended and ex-
tremely interesting. The term has been
q successful one aud marked progress
has been made by the pupils of all
grades. A pleasant incident OF The
entertainment yesterday afternoon
were the recitatiOns by Mrs. Alice
IIamill Handbook, the noted elocntion.
list.
The shade trees in toUn are being
destroyed by bugs from the size of a
horse or COW down to the green apllis.
There are more Of the large species than
OF the smaller and IL people are enabled
10 save any of their shade trees they
must adopt vigorous measures TO lid
them Of the pests A strong solution
of paris green sprayed upon the leaves
Is one OF the best known bag extermin-
ators and a number OF people are
seriously contemplating its use as their
only means Of protection.
Last Sunday afternoon, Mr.. Walter
Linke and Miss Fannie Hnmes were
married at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Martin, of Post Falls, Rev. G. L.
Deffenbaugh. Of this place officiating.
A number Of invited guests witnessed
the ceremony and afterwards partook
Of a sumptuous wedding dinner. Mr..
and Mrs. Linke soon after left for their
home in Spokane county. Wash, Mr.
Linke being prospective owner OF a val
liable farm situated about fourteen
miles south OF Spokane. Miss IIumes
had spent a number OF years in Post
Falls and has many friends who wish
her happy married life.
IL the owners of horses and cattle
viii not keep them,u nights the own
ers Of Shade trees and shrubbery will
be justified ia using severe measures
for their own protection. Daring the
past week a number of valuable shade
trees have been destroyed and some OF
the stock owners seem TO think no one
but themselves have any rights II d, };
not trouble them in the least to SIC
their stock destroy ueighbor's proper
ty. In fact, they think other people
ought TO get of the earth. The council
should at otice appoint pound master
and protect him in the discharge of his
duty at any cost. The people have a
right to protection from stock running
at large,
The June number of DemorestS
Family Magazine is pnofusely illustrat, d
with fine half-tOnes covering variety
of subjects. "a June Offering" is a
full page oil picture of merit. Amorg
the interesting and instructive articles
are Colonial Danes of America,
Greece aud the Cretans, Irresponsible i.
ties aud Power OF Wealth, by noted
divines of the east. Athletic Games
for Women aud Girls" "Seasonable
Ideas for Fairs and Sales, /" ''Oar Girls,
and "IIome Art aud Home Comfort
are articles that will please the ladies
The fashion department contains many
valuable hints on the art Of dressing
neatly. Demorest is sold for 70 cents a
copy, 80 year. ofice ITO, Fifth Ave-,
New York.
Save Your Grain.
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