The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-07-02

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Mrs. Smith. Of Wardner, Is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Kalan-
quin.
For Sale Twenty two shares OF Fra
ternity Building Association stock. In.
quire at this Office.
Capt. LanDeau reports that his son,
who was dangerously sick for some
time, Is slowly recovering.
Glassware Glassware Direct from
the factory At the very lowest prices
NJ the Idaho Mercantile company's.
Revs. Pauline and George Barrows.
Of Moscow, are spending vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gillett.
All the latest preparations in breakfast
foods, just what you need for q spring
diet, at the Idaho Mercantile Com
pany's.
The ladies of tie w. II. q. win serve
Ice cream In the Mcfarland block July
18th, the proceeds to 90 into the yolun.
teer relief fund.
Our stock Of ladies', gents, misses
and children's shoes, 10 black and tan,
Is complete and we sell at Spokane
prices. The Wiggett 4 Empey Com
pany.
A party Of ten or twelve Pullman
college students, chaperoned by Mrs.
Gen. Tannatt. of Pennington, are spend
ing vacation at the Sorenson cottage.
The latest things In Iaees. chifions.
sash. ribbons, ladies' waists, wrappers,
etc, just received. Special selections
at convincing prices. The Wiggett &
Empey Company.
Robert Kircheval came up from Spo-
kane Saturday last 10 spend vacation
with his mother. He is suffering from
a sprained knee which has been very
painful.
Place your standing orders with US
for fresh vegetables. fruits, straw
berries, etc, at the lowest market price.
All goods guaranteed. The wiggett &
Empey Company.
A grand musicale will be rendered
the officers OF the Georgia Oakes next
Sunday evening by the Worries Orches.
ira. A program Of choice selections
win be rendered. probably on board the
steamer.
A surprise party visited the home Of
Mrs. II. c. Nesbitt Wednesday evening.
the occasion being her Goth birthday.
A very pleasant evening was passed
with music and games. Light refresh
ments were served.
A. II. Arnett and family and Mrs.
J. c. IIaskins. Of Dickinson. n. d.. are
occupying the Fairiamb cottage at SiI-
yer Beach. Mn. J. W. Beckett, OF Spo.
kane. Is stopping with them. The Ar
netis will locate permanently In Spo-
kane.
The steamer Beilville will run an ex.
cursion tomorrow Sunday TO the head
OF navigation on the st. Joe, leaving
here At $50 a. M, fare for the round
trip sI50. An excursion will also be
run 10 Harrison on Monday, leaving
here at "a. IN, fare for the round trip
eIDO.
Ernest, aged six years. son Of Mr.. and
Ms. David Stirton. died Of membranOus
Group al their place west Of town last
Saturday. Rev. q. l.. Deftenbaugh con
Quoted tie funeral service Sunday. in
terment at the post cemetery. The
family recenuy came from Ontario
Canada.
Last Monday was the most disagree
able day experienced ia this section FOL
; several Years. The wind blew a hurri
cane and flying dust made 1t almost i'm
possible 10 remain on tie streets. Farm
ers report some damage TO orchards
from the wind, aud fields Of grain weu
fiattened.
A. +. Marrow recently lost boom o.
logs containing about 1900 feet. Til,
boom was tied up on the other side o.
the lake near Capt. Sorenson'S place anC
as no trace Of them car be found It Il
thought they have been stolen. II is l
big undertaking 10 steal an article th'
sine OF 4 boom OF logs, but there are un
doubledly people equal TO the occasion
, A man IN Virginia rode forty miles
. 10 Fairfax Station, for the express pur
pose Of getting Chamberlainis Cougl
Remedy, and took home with him |
dozen bottles OF the medicine. Tn,
druggist Who relates the incident adds
Your remedy seems 10 be genera
favorite wherever known" Its effect
, are indeed wonderful In all lung aus
throat troubles. Procure a bottle 4
Miller's drug store.
An interesting case has been on tris
At Post Falls this week. II Is the tow
against Frank Wolf, arrested for sellinl
liquor without town license. T. 4
: Jacobs and the defendant recently start
ed saloon in Post Falls, and the boar
" Of trustees met and passed an ordinance
fixing the license at $500 per annum
c which is practically productive. Tn
saloon men refused 70 pay the license
claiming that there had been no election
for three years or more and that tn
+ town was without q legal board o
trustees. c. L. Hoffman represents
1 the town In the case and J, A. Keat de
8 Tended Wolf. The trial took place b
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