The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-16

I 49,
George NeWcCmb, who has been pa
tent In the Bellevue hospital, New
York, Tor the past few months, return,
"a 70 the west the 1rst OF she week
much improved In health.
Aftsk retarning from the fruit fair
call 10 at the Idaho Mercantile Com.
panyis and see how much lower oaI
prices are on dry goods, clothing, un,
derwesr, etc, than spokane prices.
Underwear, underwear. We have q
full line. We can fit the smallest I'm
FAINT also large sized man. What d
more our prices are right. Call and in
spect our stock. The Idaho Mercantile
company.
The Forest and Stream Publishing
Co. New York, announce In book form
Fred Mather's delightful series OF ang-
ling sketches. entitled "Men l Have
Fished WITH" which have been run
ming 10 the Forest and Stream.
I'd. Stanley 10 successfully raising
peaches and will Get out 100 new trees
next spring. II has been supposed BY
some that peaches would not mature In
this section, but Mr.. Stanlsy's success
proves the idea to be erroneous.
School trustees should write or call
on J. G. Brady OF Rathdrum, Idaho, for
prices on school furnitare and ali kinds
Of school apparatus, before purchasing
elsewhere, a. he can save their district
money, and can give from months to
2 years. time when desired. oct2+23
The Methodist and Presbyterian
churches have designated the third Sun
day In October a. day for special tenn
perance services. Tomorrow being the
day set apart for such services Rev. I.
q. Hodgson will deliver sermons on the
subject at Post Falls, liathdrum and
this place.
The winter lecture course at post hall,
opens on Wednesday evening Of next
week. when Chaplain Bateman will de-
liver lecture. The Soldier a Factor In
Civilization" DR.. Cherrington Of Spok-
ane, will deliver the succeeding lecture,
and dates have been arranged for other
noted speakers.
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. II takes pile OF wood 10
keep US going. especially when the
devil" acts a. fireman.
Sam Brady, our own original Sam,
the handsomest man In town, he who
took the cake at the MAccabee contest
some time ago on accoun: Of his good
looks. has gone 10 Seattle where he will
prepare 70 make an early start for the
klondike next spring.
Grand Master Geo. C. Thomson left
Wednesday evening for Idaho Falls 70
attend the annual session OF the grand
lodge Of Odd Fellows Of Idaho. Mira
n. J. Merriam accompanies him a. the
representative OF the Rebekah lodge.
The session begins next Tuesday.
The Spokesman. Review OF yesterday
says that \ marriage license was issued
TO Frank 4. Empey OF ROssland, u. C.,
and Miss Grace o. Teeple Of this place.
Both are well and favorably known
here. Their marriage viii be no sur
prise to their many friends who have
suspected for some time that Il would
take place this fail.
MrS s. n. Wharton Of Spirit Lake,
this county. exhibited . basket OF fine
strawberries At the Spokane fruit
fair that were picked In her garden
at the lake. Some OF them were
over Ave snches in circumference. She
has picked 10 gallons within the last
week. and says that IL . hard frost docs
not occur within the next few days she
will be able TO pick a. many more.
The Spokane fruit fair closes tonight.
IL is the most successful fair ever held
in that city. The display Of fruits at
tracted much attention and Manager
Bolster is 10 be congratulated on the
grand success he has made Of the big
show. The numerous side show fakes,
prominent a. . feature OF last years
fair, were conspicuous by their absence
this year aud the change called fourth
much favorable comment.
Beginning Sunday evening at the
pOst chapel Chaplain Bateman will de-
liver a series Of lectures on the follow.
ing subiectc "Does Death End ANY"
October IL; as Life Worth Livingp ?"
October "a; as the World Growing
wOrsey" October 81: as Science at
War with the Bibley" November z;
"Can Socialism Solve the Problems of
TodAyy" November II; "will There be
q Millennium November 81. The ser
vice begins promptly at 100 pm.
c. w. Wilson, claiming 70 BE- q G. A.
T. veteran, arrived In town about three
weeks ago. He visited the q. A. r.
post. related interesting war stories 10
the old veterans and wormed himself
into their confidence. He claimed TO
be literary genius in the employ Of .
newspaper syndicate. lie ate Comrade
Bancrofts grub and slept In one of his
best beds for two weeks and suddenly
disappeared the other day without pay.
ing his bill.