The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17


Fresh garden seeds at The Idaho Mer-
camille Co.'S.
r. Joys COW is the best mixer in the
country.
Spokane has been beaten on the
freight rate case.
Nv. wiggett went TO Spokane Wed
nesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Harris have
moved from Rathdrum to this place.
u. L. Fletcher has been repapering
and reftting his bar room this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Dighton. Of the st.
Joe. are spending q few days in town.
Cracked corn. whole corn, bran and
shorts, and other feed at the Idaho
Mercantile Co.'S.
Donald Smith, q brother OF Duncan
Smith. arrived from Duluth Tuesday
morning.
Prof. Brady and Judge McBee, OF
iRathdrnm. were In town for q few
@~Mse sIaS~hAay.
Mrs. Sparks. who was residing in the
sanburn property, moved back to Rath-
drum Monday.
The finest stock OF dry goods ever
shown In ceur d'Alene ut the Idaho
Mercantile Co.'S.
Homer Weeks has returned from
visit with his parents in the PalOuse
country.
Miss Susie Nesbltt came up from
Spokane Thursday morning to spend
Easter vacation.
Spring and summer tailor made suits
800 samples TO select from. wiggett
4 Empey Co.
The steamer George Oakes win
make her irst trip TO the Mission next
Wednesday.
]. W. wiggett secured the contract
to furnish The army post with $500
cords Of wood.
The lake Is rising very fast and IL the
present warm weather continues, very
high water may be expected.
The best and cheapest line Of wall
paper. paints and oils Just received at
the Idaho Mercantile Co.
Fresh COW for sale; three quarters
Jersey. +. Joy.
Millinery! Millinery! Finest stock
ever shown In Cenr d'Alene, ut reason.
able prices. Idaho Mercantile Co.
Joe Garno came up from Post Falls
IN the little steamer Julietta Saturday
evening and returned Sunday morning.
Don't fall 10 take advantage Of our
reduction Ia boots and shoes which win
be sold at job prices. wigge,t & Empey
Co.
Mr.. Waters, soliciting agent OF Gray
Ewing 4 To-, OF Spokane, was in town
Thursday transacting business.
Mira Gray, who has been residing In
town this winter 10 send her children
to school, has moved out to the ranch.
A full line Of gents furnishing goods.
Boys sweaters, &c 20 sl.s5; mems
sweaters. &c to $3.50. Idaho Mcrcan-
tile Co.
There was social at the residence Of
Rev. IIodgson's Wednesday evening.
Missionary tea Was served with lunch.
Games and music closed the evening g
entertainment
Mrs. Allen came down from Ward.
ner Monday morning. She expects TO
move to wardner soon where she will
be Joined by her husband, who is now
working at Harrison.
Just arrived another lot of the Kuh,
Nathan & Fisher Co. clothing for spring
and summer. 1897, sold at 90, sS, sIO,
el2 and els. Idaho Mercantile Co.
J. Harvey Harris came over from
Rathdrum "Wednesday. Ills term OF a.
deputy sheriff expired the 18th inst,
and James Judge OF Priest river was
appointed his successor.
The aged as well rs the youth seem
10 become infatuated with the bicycle
craze. The other day MIR. Hager was
seen riding around town on a new wheel
as graceful aud agile as the spryest
youth.
Fresh garden secds--easteru and ives.
teui-in bulk and packages at the
wlggett & Empey Co.
The welser Signal says: Strand Mas.
ter Geo. c. Thomson visited the WeiseT
Odd Fellows last week and the mem.
bers were warmly attracted towards
him, this being his first visit The
welser Odd Fellows are In a aourishlnv
condition."
Look over our straw goods mems,
youths aud childrnS wiggett 4
Empey Co.
Homer King. who Is interested In q
very promising free gold mining propo-
sltion In the Florence district, came n
, Saturday morning on business for The
J company. They have three and QUO
half foot ledge OF free milling quart,
) that shows up well and win erect I
stamp mill on the property this season