The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-09

Dr. Mcpherson. dentist, ceur d Alene.
Mrs. HuIdah Nesbitt visited Spokane
Wednesday.
Nj. Merriam has recovered from q
spell Of sickness.
james II. Harte made business trip
TO Spokane Monday.
Ms. Paul and Jay Rand 6anbnrn
spent part Of the week In Spokane.
Samuel Smith. after an absence Of
several months In Montana, returned
home Wednesday evening.
Lieut.. SOrely. OF Fort Sherman, will
sing a solo at the morning service, to-
morrow in the Presbyterian church.
Hereafter Rev. Hodgson will hold
Sunday serVice In Rathdrum at II
o'clock a. m. and Post Falls at 2 p. m.
The EpwOrth League of the N. Z. |
church propose TO have basket social |
at Sanders hall Tuesday evening. Jan.
10.
Miss Alice Thomson's young friends
gave surprise party In honor of her
fifteenth birthday last Saturday even.
ing.
E. A. McCarty returned from Boise
City Saturday evening. He spent a
week there looking after business
matters.
Fred Shallis who has been employed
in the n. p. freight Office. at Spokane,
for several weeks as an extra man, re
turned home last week.
A chance to win 300 shares OF Black
Prince mining stock at Chas. GriswOld's
tobacco and confectionery store. For
particulars call at the store.
j. /. Shallis purchased a premium
coop Of Light Brahmas at the Spokane
poultry show. The rooster weighs 1871
pounds and is a very fine specimen.
Mn. J. II. Bethel is now prepared TO
do dreSsmaking. Cutting and lifting
by the latest system and perfect fit
guaranteed. One block northeast n.
u. church.
A pleasant donation party invaded
the home Of Rev. IIOdgson last evening,
replenished the pastoral larder with a
variety Of provisions and enjoyed an
evening Of sociability.
Peter Girard, OF the St. Joe valley, and
Miss Mildred IIumes. OF Post Falls
were married last Monday by Judge
Newcomb. justice Of peace at Gordon
r. D.. Shoshone county.
Frank Bristew has disposed Of hi
residence property here toG. o. Ritchel
and left for Rossland. i. c. yesterday
where he expects TO engage in the tin
ner's business. His family will remain
here until spring.
Katie Putnam and her superb com
pany entertained the people OF C9u
dAlene and the post Monday ant
Tuesday evenings, appearing in Low
Finds 4 Way" and "Erma. the Ell.
, The plays were well received.
Geo. Connor writes friends here from
! Florence that there Is ave feet Of snoV
7 there. In the Salmon river VALLEY
J which Is 1900 feet lower and thre
miles distant. 1t is warm and springiik
r with no snow on the ground.
A rumor gained circulation, Wednes
day. that Jay Rand Sanburn had droppe
dead from heart failure. Happily,
proved untrue, and Jay Rand says tina
IL the person who started the repoI
shows up he will find him pretty liVel
. corpse.
/, Dr. Topping, 4 well known citizen {
!, ST Maries, this county. Who has been
sufferer from paralysis for sever
- months, died In Spokane last Saturda
!, where he was undergoing treatmen
A The funeral occurred Tuesday froI
;. the undertaking parlors Of Gilman
walbon, under the auspices Of u
q. A. X.
II is encouraging 10 see home pro-
ucts taking the place Of the erstern a
0. ticle. Geo. Blenz now has at his mark
hams, bacon, shoulders and lard, HON
g grown and home-cured, that are sup
1t Nor TO eastern products. Three yea
re ago there were not enough hogs rails
rs around here to supply the demand I
c fresh pork.
|" Kootenai lodge. X. Of r., installed
rs newly elected officers, Thursday EVENT.
: as follows: +. Joy. p. c.: Fred +. W
' son, c. c.: Herman KUch, V. C.; 10
" Curry. prelate: Thos. Norris, X. r. !
= A. Perrenoud, NJ. OF W: \. II. Paine
:, ter. n. of F.; ]. II, lIarte, NJ. Of f.;
!. T.. Dickson, NJ. at A.; J. W. Warren,
!. g.; p. Joy, O.G.
al Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
n not affect the head or produce nervo
on ness like Sulphate Of quinine. Mr..
In l.. Miller is authorized 20 to refund
he money in every case where it fails
er cure coughs, colds and la grippe. Pr
m. % cents,
cd Mrs. Mae Clark, wife Of Chas.
ng Clark. OF Rock Island, ILL.,, died on Tu
sA day. Dec. ~, OF commissions, follow
nd the birth OF baby boy, born the pre-
'h' Gus Sunday. Mrs. Clark is survived
on her husband, two little daughters 4
I'm the infant son. Mr.. and Mrs. Cl
Dr. were former residents Of this pl
'de where they have many friends who