The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-09-24

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Harrison Tor . few days visit with
friends here.
New line Of dry goods, corsets. no
tons, ETC.. first invoice Just received, at
the Wiggett a Rmpey Co.'S
Spokane Fruit Pair $40 for the
round trip. Tickets good for Ave days.
Tickets sold October 9TH to 18th.
Bicycle pumps. rubber and tire %.
ment. oil. toe clips, bells. chain parts.
c0tter pins and other sundries 1t SCOTS
bicycle agency.
The infant child OF MS. and Mrs.
Beck died ut their home In this city
Sunday evening.
Merchants using the National ac-
count Ole can have their card printed
on suitable stationery at this once at
reasonable prices.
A full line Of the celebrated Kid
fitting corsets, all shapes and sizes,
just received. The Wiggett & Empey
Company. sole agents.
Miss Eliza KircheyaI, who Ia now
teaching In the Rathdrnm school, spent
Sunday with her mother in this city.
II you are In need Of suit Of UNDER
wear, call at the Idaho Mercantile Com
pany's. We have all sizes and at prices
from rs cents to s6 per suit.
DIR. crofton, one Of the Chicago par
ties interested in the Stowe mining
claims In the Wolf Lodge district, left
for the east Wednesday evening on q
business trip.
To keep warm in the day time get
one Of our air tight heaters; to keep
warm at night get some Of our Hne
cOmfogters or pure all wool blankets.
The Idaho Mercantile Company.
Ms. q. ii. Clayton has been very sick
for the past week. On Sunday last IL
was thought best TO send for Mr.. Clay.
ton. who was on the st. Joe. and the
Bonnie Doom made flying trip up and
back the same day for him. At last
reports Aim. Clayton was slowly Inn
proving.
ID. +. Mason had the misfortune 10
badly cripple his driving horse last Sat
urday evening by driving into barbed
wire fence. lie was driving on an old
road across which n wire fence had
recently been strung that be knew moth
ing about. and he drove into 1t on 4
keen trOt, the result being . badly cut
up horse.
IL you have anything to sell let the
people know what 1t Ia through the COL
nmns Of the Press. There Is not bus
iness in CeuF d'Aiene 90 small that II
10 not worth advertising; yet the town
is possessed OF large number Of firms
and business enterprises that are hardly
known outside small circle OF patrons.
Make your business known and invite
new customers by iudicions advertising.
Try IL for month.
A party styling himself DIR. Jackson,
who spent the greater portion Of the
summer here. left one night last week
between two suns. and it Ia stated that
in his hurry 10 get away he forgot to
settle = board bill for 4 considerable
sum that be contracted 1t the Occur
d. Alene Inn during his stay. We un-
derstand that Landlord Fletcher has
since received letter from him, stating
that be is in Spokane and will settle his
bill In the near future.
A lively runaway occurred In town
Wednesday forenoon. A team belong
ing 10 q farmer. and hItched TO 4 light
wagon, started from Nikolas' black
smith shop. ran north a. Ear as the post
cemetery. where they parted company
with the wagon, and then circled and
came down Fourth street on the dead
run. being tnally captured by boy on
horseback just In front OF the PRnss
ofice. Aboat the only damage done
vas 20 the wagon. which WIS consider
ably smashed.
Mrs. Z. G. blanchard, sister Of Jos.
7. Scott, OF the PRESs. died at the
home of her father, Wilson Scott, In
Spokane. Thursday evening NJ 1910.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott and Mr.. Blanchard
left here Monday for two weeks out
ing on the Sc. Joe, but were called
home by this sad intelligence, Mr.. Blan.
chard reaching Spokane Thurs
day evening at $50. in time TO see his
wife before she passed away. Rnd Mr..
and Mrs. Scott reaching there Friday
evening. No funeral arrangements
have as yet been made.
Jas. II. Harte and G. A. Waters, OF
this place, and A. w. Post and Ed.
Beggs, Of Rathdrum, took the steamer
Cakes Monday morning for Wallace to
attend the annual session of the state
grand lodge Of knights OF Pythias
which convened there Tuesday morning
Messrs. Harte and Post went as grand
lodge officers, Mr.. Harte being grand
keeper OF records and zeal, and Mr.. Post
grand master Of exchequer. while
Messrs. Waters and Beegs went as re-
representatives. Of the local lodges Of this
place aud Rathdrum respectively. They
returned Thursday and report . most
successful and enjoyable session, hav.
ing been royalty entertained BY their
Wallace brethren.
VIM. Tethro. who was so severely In
jured In a runaway accident near here
about two weeks ago ~ to later neces.