The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-06-19

Come ana zee onr ane Zinc 0f premI-
ums that We are giving away with cash
purehasss Idalio llercantile CO.
Tomorrow morning 1t iIO'cloek ii
the Presbyterian church. the exercises
Will % Gtvel ~ fhe sunday school,
following . program furnished ~ the
Board Of Publication and Sabbath
sehooi Work. for ChllArsH's day.
The business man q judged By his
stationery. Neat letter and biIl heads
attract attention to his bnsineas and
give him standing with the wholesale
houses. Neatly printed stationery l.
the only kind turned ont Of the PREss
OfIice.
Chaplain BatemaR delivered one Of
his popular lectures 70 . fEir sized
audience at the Methodist church Wed
nesday evening, taking for his subject
The Jew, His Past, Present and Fu-
ture." The lecture was much enjoyed
and highly appreciated.
The nobbiest line Of mems Chocolate
and blood shoes in tOwn At the Wig
get q Empey Co.
The members Of CGur d,Alene lodge,
No. ~, have elected the following ofIi-
cers for the ensuing term beginning
July .: Alfred Ducommnn, n. O.;
Ludwig Roper. v. G.: Henry Kloppen-
burg, n. s.; Rev. J. C. EkottOwe, r. s.;
J. w. Wiggett, treasurer.
KeOtenai lodge, No. Z, knights Of
Pythias elected Herman Knch, c. c.;
John Curry. V. c.; G. A. Waters, prel-
ate; n. q. Palmeter, u. Of W.; Fred
Shallls. X. OF r, and s.: Henry Barring.
N. Of r.; J. II. Harte, II. of T.; n. z.
Dickson. n. at A.; Armand Perren0ud,
L G.; Fred Wilson. O.G.
Another lot Of wall paper at l21fc
double roll. just received ut the Idaho
Mercantile Co.
}. Rand sanburn. who now owns the
Capt. Sanbnrn property, removed the
high board fence between that and the
Nesbitt property for the purpose Of
using the lumber In finishing the upper
part Of the house, which he has rented
TO Prof. Cummings who will soon move
here from Lewiston TO take charge Of
the school.
Spring and summer tailor made suits
800 patterns to select from. Wiggett
& Empey Co.
There 10 no public highway or open
ing 10 the lake shore at any point
fronting town. Every person who goes
to the lake crosses private property and
. move Is now on foot 10 have the city
council confer with the owners OF the
property for the purchase OF u strip OF
land sufficiently wide to give public
outlet or condemn the land for an open-
ing. A petition to the council for that
purpose Is being generally signed.
BENJAMIN +. Hastings, state mine
inspector. Frank Martin, an attorney Of
Boise. Aaron +. Parker, editor OF the
Grangeville paper and Attorney Gener-
al Mcfarland came in on Monday
mornings train and spent portion Of
the day enjoying the pleasures Of a
launch ride on the lake. Messrs
Martin and Parker are members Of the
board Of regents. Idaho University and
attended q session of the board at
Moscow last week.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing
speciality at the PREss ofice.
An unusual incident occurred up the
81 Joe Thursday. Capt. Waters and
crew Of the steamer Elk say that they
picked ripe strawberries In a snow storm
near the head Of navigation. It began
showing In that section during early
morning and continued until 10 O'Clock;
but the snow did not remain on the
ground. For two days the higher
mountain peaks have been TIPPED with
a covering Of white.
Just received Iine lot OF plain and
fancy glassware at the Idaho Mercan-
tile Co.
At the opera house Friday, June 90,
Mrs. 1Iamill- Handbook Will give class
benefit entertainment, assisted by the
class in elocution and physical culture,
and will present monologues, costume
rccitals. tableanx, groupings from an
Gent statuary. living pictures by the
ladies in GTecian costume, japanese
fan drill by the children in costume, etc.
Music will be furnished by the best tai
ent in the city. Admission Csc, re
served seats Sc.
The very latest thing in ladies' OK
fOrds. wiggett & Empey Co.
The Red Men Of this place and Fort
Sherman have lifted up a large barge
which, together with the steamer Elk.
viii furnish sufficient room for the
large number Of people who win take
advantage of their low rate excursion
over the lake tomorrow. Excellent
music viii be furnished by the Fort
sherman string band and the manage
ment have made ample provision for
the comfort and pleasure Of their guests.
The boat leaves here at $50.
James Graham, register Of the CHar
d'Alene land once, has accepted an In
vitation 10 deliver an address before