The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-14

Have you seen our line OF ladies' and
ehildren's capes and laekrtsP II not i,
VIII pay you To call aud &c, our iow
prices. Idaho Mercantile Co.
Dr. $. II. MsEnen will visi. coeor
d'Alshr during the irst and third week
OF each month for the practice OF den
ilsiFy. ohioe In the Mcfarland BLOCK
The improvements on the Mcfarland
block have been completed aud tie
building Is 10 better condition than /,
was al the time Of It's completion srv.
~ral years ago.
bishop Wells. Of Spokane, Aill hold
seTSice In the Episcopal church tonor.
roe morning AZ II o'clock. A class
will BE- bapiised and confirmed during
the service.
by The way, don't forgr, that we art.
headquarters for everything In the gro
eep line, Fissh butter. eggs. dne
smoked meat etc, etc. The Idaho
Mercantile Co
Jack Marshall came in from British
Columbia Thursday morning. Tie 10
interested In some good mining prop.
cFties over the ilne which have been
bonded foT Large snm.
Fall Eooals arrnoE here. Many nov, |
ties In ladies'. misses and children's
fall dress goods Fancy ready made
dress skirts and undrraear, etc. Wig
gcii 4 Empry Go.
The grand jury Al Pendleion. owson.
indicted Edwin l., Minis on = charge Of
murder In tho frss degree. The case
~lIl b. ssabboEuly Tough, in the courts.
Minis formerly lived here.
Married al Ramsey. this county. Oct
is,, ., the residence % NJ. and Mu
Koch. Mr John A Sheffield TO Miss Iva
y. heck. both Of Rathdr1m, Idaho
J ,hn q. Koch. justice Of the peace. per
frmcd the ceremony.
The kooienai Herald says tina, track
laying on the Kootrnai Valley Railway
h noN progressing at q much faster
rate. nearly two miles OF steel having
bern pat down yesterday. when the
rails had reached point within I've OF
sE miles Of Port Hiii At the present
rate the iraekShouId be at roTtIIill and
'hs International Line by Tuesday OF
"Wednesday,
A. V. Chambetlin and family and G.
r 6ubderaon and family OF koss,
Mich. arrived here yesterday TO be.
come permanent residents Of the town.
The two gentlemen. under the lirm
name Of CunderSon & Chambcrlin.
have purchased the Mcfarland tie mill
and will nc Il np fUr saving lumber
and ties. They expect TO engage
extensively in the business and we are
pleased 90 welcome them as citizens Of
the town.
An exchange says people should be
careful 60 return Ia the postofIlce mail
matter not belonging 10 them that
they may have received through mis-.
take. A new postal rule that recently
went into effect IL that persons who
from carclessness or from any other
reason take mail from the Office that
belongs 10 another. and who fail to re.
turn The same. are liable 10 a ane Of
800 or one years imprisonment This
applies 10 newspapers thus taken from
a postoIIlce rs we'll as other matter.
Among the people Of this vicinity
who visited the Spokane exposition dur
ing the week We noticed the following;
rrof. and Mrs. Cummings, Capt. and
Ms. James Graham. J. p. Heally, Mrs.
d. n. Budlong. Mrs. J. r. Scott, Mrs.
W. u. Mcfarland, SAM Carnahan,
John DlnEwell, Richard Bowers, Mr..
and Mrs !. II. IIarte, g. A. Stowf
WIN. Ohara. John Jagles, Rev. and Mrs,
DeIIenbaugh, Mt. aud Airs. E. II. Kel.
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Paul, N. l.,
Fletcher aud daughter. Miss Stella.
wanted-we will pay tl70o a
week salary to either a man or woman
10 represent the Midland Monthly Mag
asine AZ a subscription solicitor. The
Midland is the same size ~ NcClunes
or the Cosmopolitan. II is now In its
sixth year and Is the only magiEine OF
this kind published in the great Gen.
trail West A handsome premium
given 20 each subscriber. Send 10
cents for copy of the Midland aud
premium list TO the Twentieth Century
Publishing Co, st. Louis, Mo. sept.e.t