The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-20

in novelty dress goods Al Wiggett,
Empey Co.'S.
Robert Steele arrived from Portland,
Oregon. Monday. and will engage In
the tie business.
A nice line Of boys suits in the latest
styles inst received this morning. Wig
gett. Empey Co.
MS. Paul left Thursday evening on
a business trip TO Seattle. He will re-
turn next week.
All sizes In mems. women's and child
ren's wool underwear. just received.
Wiggett. Empey Co.
John Costello. who spent the summer
In the Elk City mining district. Is At
home for the winter.
A complete line Of ladies' and child.
renis celebrated Nippon wool hOIsery at
wiggett. Emp+y Co.'S.
The trial OF II. s. Osborn resulted In
his giving bond OF $500 to keep the
peace for six months.
"What is Socialism ?" This question
Chaplain Bateman viii answer in his
discourse Sunday evening.
T.E. Jacobs has gone TO his mica
mine north Of Spokane for the purpose
OF doing his assessment work.
Pfeiffer & Wells will handle the post
meat for the contractors, the Sloane,
Paine. Richmond Co., Of Spokane.
Mrs. Merriam and daughter. Miss
Myrtle. returned home Monday last,
after an absence OF several weeks.
Z. A. McCarty returned Monday
from trip to Sylvanite, and reports
the camp 10 prosperous condition.
The Kings Daughters will do their
best to please you at their bazaar next
Friday evening in the Mcfarland block.
DIR. sabin returned Monday from the
Priest lake country. having spent sew
eral days there chasing the feet footed
deer.
b. Kelley and family have moved
10 Spokane. For several years Mr..
Kelley has had charge OF the electric
light plant.
Bishop Talbot iectured at the Episco.
pal church Thursday evening. The
severe storm prevented many from
hearing him.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the Methodist church NJ 1890 a.
m. sermon by Chaplain Bateman.
Everybody invited.
Mr.. c. Z. BOwring, representing the
Chamberlain Medicine Co, OF Dies
Moines. Iowa, was in town yesterday
locking after business.
Another consignment OF those ele-
CANT smoked and salt lish will arrive
about Wednesday OF next week. The
Idaho Mercantile Co.
S. Gray brought 70 this ONCE, a dey
or two since. q wild strawberry plant
containing blossoms. green and ripe
berries, which Is unusual at this season
Of the year.
II you wish to subscribe for any OF
the leading newspapers, magazines or
technical journals, either domestic or
foreign call at this o0ice. We can
save you "onev
Some unprincipled person took the
chains from boom across the lake be-
longing 70 the Sponkane 4 Idaho Lum.
Der Co. and caused much trouble BY
scattering the logs.
Sheriff Peas and Deputy Baldwin
were over from Rathdrum Monday.
The sheriff says that the term OF the
district court which opens Monday will
have large number OF cases TO dis
pose OF.
We are prepared TO receive wood on
subscription and 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. Il takes pile OF wood TO
keep us going. especially when the
''devil' acts as fireman.
Chas. ]. Boyd and VIM. Blackburn
came down from the Black Prince mine
Thursday, bringing with them some
hne samples OF ore. They have con.
tracted with the company to complete
an additional IS feet Of tunnel work.
The ore Ia stu improving and the pros.
poets for a paying mine are Gathering.
Shares Of the Alaska Transportation
and Development company OF Chicago,
are the best and most desirable invest
msnt before the public. Safer than
savings banks aud bank stock. Paying
large dividends. Shares one dollar.
For information address w. L. Dupley,
general agent. Haller building. Seattle,
Wash.
Della George. better known as Aunt
Della, an elderly colored woman who
resided here for number OF years,
died Wednesday 40 result OF old age,
She was slave In early life and from
The close Of the war spent most Of her
life as a servant for regular army Of
acers' families. She did not know her
exact age, but from the best informa-
ton attainable Is supposed TO have
been near 90. The funeral took place
THURSDAY morning and was conducted
by Rev. Father Purcell, Of the Catholic
church. She was In destitute clrcum-