The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-08-14
BRiEEs AHD PERSONALS.


gone to the KIondyke In search Of gold.
For bargains call on the wiggett &
Empey Co.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing a
specially at the PRESS ONCE.
Three good wall tents for sale at 4
bargain. Inquire ut this Office.
Mrs. Sabin is conducting painting
class In the vacant room in the Graney
block.
All straw hats and millinery goods at
cost Idaho Mercantile Co.
v. w. Sander and W. d. Mcfarland
were transacting business in Spokane
Wednesday.
Jelly glasses Half pint, tin top, As
cents per dozen at McFariand's.
E. McCammon has just completed
large barn for James Casey who lives
north OF town.
Great clearance Of dry goods now in
progress at the Idaho Mercantile Co.
James Hoskens came down from the
mines last evening and will spend
few days here.
Headquarters for all kinds of fruit
and fruit jams at the Idaho Mercantile
Co.
The Ven. Archdeacon Johnston de-
livered an able sermon at the Episcopal
church Wednesday evening.
Straw goods at lower prices than ever
before offered. Wiggett & Empey Co.
John and Theodore Rosen returned
from Spokane yesterday and will re-
main here until next month.
Stoneware- Ones. tEOs, threes, fours
and fives at I2I< cents per gallon at
McFarland's.
Allen Nesbitt, mate on the George
0akes, has been of duty for several
days on account Of sickness.
A square upright Grand piano, in
good condition, for sale at 4 bargain.
For particulars inquire at this ONCE.
Miss Ella Barker, of Spokane, is con-
fined 10 her bed at the home Of Mrs.
Merriam with case Of measles.
Mason's quart fruit jars 20 cents per
dozen; two quarts 90 cents, at McFar-
lands.
J. r. Sanbun has large collection
of aluminium and brass bar checks
which he has arranged in q case, form
ing the figures l6 tOl.
Just arrived at the Idaho Mercantile
Co. large assortment Of mems,
Women's and children's shoes.
The railroad men Of the Idaho diyis-
ion are holding their annual picnic here
today. They are enjoying the outing
and having good time.
A full line Of mems and Womens
summer underwear from I0c to 81 al
the Idaho Mercantile Co.
Mrs. W. A. Reiniger, after spending
several weeks very pleasantly visiting
old friends at Waitsburg and other
Washington towns, returned home
Monday morning.
Now is your chance to pop the Ques-
ton. Let us show you what we can
do in mems, boys and youths clothing.
Wiggett & Empey Co.
The ice-cream festival and dance
at the pavilion last evening by the
ladies Of the Catholic church was very
enjoyable affair and Melted a good sum
of money.
Call and see our b. s X. Co.'s suits.
wiggett & Empey Co,
After spending few days visiting
his family, Geo. Groves returned to
Wardner, Wednesday morning. lie
came home again yesterday to take a
position on one Of the boats.
At Sanders beach last Sunday Rev.
T. G. HodgsOn baptised five persons by
immersion. They were George. Lewis
and Grant Miller. Grace Alklre and
Myrtle Green.
Rev. HOdgson holds his last quarterly
n setting, previous to conference, here
today. Presiding Elder Van Duseu
will be present at the meeting and
preach tomorrow evening.
A broken main caused the town 70
be without water for few hours
Thursday. The break occurred at thu
joint where the main enters the tank.
The damage was repaired Friday.
\ Dart Bros, the Post Falls millers
are putting their mill in shape to run
day and night The excellent quality
Of the -four they turn out has created q
demand greater than they can supply
4 Purser Shallis, Of the steamer George
, Oakes, says there are 300 people campeG
, along the banks Of the Cn1r d'Alen'
river. They are taking advantage o.
/ the temporary shut down OF the Bunker
IElll and Sullivan mines to enjoy al
outing,
! Edward Dighton is one of the mos
} prosperous ranchers In the st, Joe val
ley. He has fine farm, nice fat stool
. and is justly proud Of his success
3 Others might do well 10 follow Mr.
Dighton's example.