The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-01

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There were eleven 6nnl proofs At the
Y. 8. land o1lce Inst month.
1T. Scott has been confined 70 his
bed for The Last two days By illness.
Millinery MilIinsryil Finest stock
ever shown In Cnnf d'Alenc, ct reason
able prices. Idaho Mercantile co.
Capt. Charles o. GrIsWold purchased
e Waverley bicycle Of J. II. Bethel dur
ing the week.
The best and cheapest line Of wall
paper. paints and oils just received at
the Idaho Mercantile Co.
Cory Bros. leading commercial men
OF Spokane, we're here several days
placing spring 0rders.
Fresh garden seeds eastern and WEI
tern-in bulk and packages ut the
iyiggett a Empey 60.
rhos. Graney came down from Ward.
ner Thursday enronte for Yakima,
Wash, where his family reside.
Mrs. Geo. p. Minis came down from
Grand Forks, B. G., this week. She IL
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Roche.
The finest stock Of dry goods ever
shown In Cnur d'Alene at the Idaho
Mercantile Co.'S.
The agent Of tie Collier book pub
fishers was In town two days and
placed several orders.
Look over our straw goods mems,
youths and children's. Wiggett &
Empey Co.
johnson a Siscbo are repainting and
repairing their row boats and making
preparations for the seasons business.
A new coat OF paint has greatly i'm.
proved the appearance OF the residences
occupied BY John Warren. ~. VIII
did the work.
Cracked corn. whole corn, bran and
shorts. and other feed at the Idaho
Mercantile Cos.
v. w. Sander and wife returned this
morning from the east, where they
spent several weeks visiting friends and
relatives.
Capt. johnson ID improving the ap-
pearanee Of the steamer Defender by
giving her coat Of white paint with
green trimmings.
A full line Of gents furnishing goods.
Boys sweaters. Sc 70 Sis: mems
sweaters, Csc to $3.50. Idaho Merean-
tile Co.
Mrs. John Satin vent to Harrison
Thursday morning with her millinery
stock, returning Friday evening. She
reports a successful trip.
We are agents for the celebrated
studebaker wagons and vehicles and
Oliver chilled PlOws. wiggett & EN-
pey Co.
Mcclure Bros. and John Bolton, OF
Ashland, Wis, were here several days
looking for pine lands. They ETe EN-
ployed BY large syndicate.
The Rosen brothers have q contract
for painting two or three houses In
Spokane and Theodore Is now in that
city looking after the work.
Spring and summer tailor made suits
500 samples 10 select from. Wiggett
& Enpey Co.
The steamer Elk, Of the Idaho Navi.
cation 4 Investment cOmpanys line,
made her first trip OF the season up the
lake last Monday, Capt. Chas. Griswold
In charge.
The glove contest billed for the opera
house last Saturday evening between
Biddy Bishop and O'Neil was CON-
plete failure on account Of the absence
OF an audience.
Don't fail TO take advantage OF our
reduction In boots and shoes which will
be sold at job prices. Wiggett 4 Empey
Co.
Az operation was performed on n.
J. Merriam, Of this place, in Spokane.
Tuesday. Il was discovered that his
liver Is diseased and hin recovery Is
considered doubtful.
Mrs. Mitchell will conduct services
in the Methodist church tonight at 7:9O,
tomorrow morning Sunday -at II, la
the afternoon at ) and Ia the evening
at s.9O O'Clock.
John Curry and J. 7. Scott purchased
two Of the ~ inch. wheel Rambler
bicycles Of J. II. Bethel during the week.
AIR. Bethel has ordered one of the same
kind for himself.
Just arrived another lot Of the Kuh,
Nathan 4 Fisher Co. clothing for spring
and summer, 1897, sold at 90, eS, sIO,
sIs and SIS. Idaho Mercantile Co.
Prof. Wilson desires those who
have books belonging to the public
school library to please return them.
An invoice Is being taken aud some are
found TO be missing.
The Odd Fellows gave n ball Monday
evening, at the opera house. In com.
memoration Of the 18th anniversary OF
the organization of that order in AMIR.
lea. IL was well attended.
William Terrell arrived Thursday
from New Mexico enroute to his ranch
on the ST. Joe river. Il II reported that
he acquired interests In valuable
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