The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-05
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.


Every sack OF Cnur d'Alene or Win.
Ter Wheat -four 10 warranted.
The open season for ducks. grouse
and pheasant begins August 18th.
New goods, low prices make buying
lively at The wigeett a Empey Co.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing a
specially at the PREss ofice.
For stoves, ranges and cooking uten-
sils, see the wiggett 4 Empey Co.
Mrs. Black wife Of Mineral Land
Commissioner Black, Is spending few
days here with her husband.
New. crisp. reliable goods at clean.
honest. desirable prices. wlggett q
Empey Co.
Mrs. lebeeea Miller, who lives with
her sons q few miles north OF town,
has been quite sick for several days.
From head TO foot we clothe the man;
elothe him rightly, clothe him cheapiy.
wiggett 4 Empey Co.
The members Of the Methodist Sun.
day School are enjoying their annual
picnic NJ Lakeview today.
Dr. Henson aud wife. Of colfax WASH,
are visiting their old friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. I. Shallis. Their daughter,
Miss floasie. accompanies them.
Call for Ccsur d'Alene and Winter
Wheat honr. II costs no more than
other -four and is far superior.
Company A. W. n. c., of Spokane,
commanded BY Captain DraiE, spent
Sunday at target practice near Mica
bay.
When you buy 4 sack OF cenr d Aiene
or Winter Wheat -four you help TO
build up the farming community.
Col. Geo. A. Hannaford, OF Spokane
former well known citizen OF Poca-
tsllo, Idaho, Is stopping at the Inn.
lie Is nov representing the New York
Life Insurance company.
A new line Of mems. ladies. misses
and chlldFrn1 shoes Ia chocolate. tans
and kids just received Al the wiggcii
4 EmPey Co.
The Eplscopaiean Sunday school viii
give clipping party NJ the pavilion
his-satnrday evening. An Sdmis.
slot fc9 Of lrn CENTS will lie charged.
There viii be refreshments. dancing
and clipping.
Meas. misses and childTen's straw
gods very cheap al wiEge;, & Elm
pey.
The log JAIN. which ihreatened the
destruction Of the new bridge over the
river a, ~. sherman. Is being removed
by Fr-d Boutwell, and len sly. under n
contract from the Spokane & Idaho
Lumber Co.
Commencing July 3ist and for the
rest Of the season the new str. "sehiey"
viii leave Occur d'Alene Monday,
Wednesday snd Friday for ali points on
the Lake and ~ Joe river. For rates
address Crur d'Alenc TrRns. Co,
C9nr d'Alene. Idaho.
DR.. Cal. Boswell. OF Coltax. Wash.
arrived in town "Wednesday on the way
TO visit his old friends. c. d King and
Thomas Smith. near Hayden lake. ON
The way up ono of his horses was taken
sick and died.
Liquid Electricity will preserve the
hair and stop almost every pain or ache
II you have the neuralgia or rhenma.
tiam you can effect a cure by using
Liquid Electricity. Sold by John n.
Ellis, CGur d'Alene. Idaho.
Last evening the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs John Dlngwell was the scene Of a
very pleasant social gathering in honor
OF Mrs. DinRwcll's forty third birthday.
A large number OF friends attended aud
enjoyed the evening with music. games
and cards. Light refreshments were
served.
Wednesday evening at her homo
Miss EIessie Empey and a number of
her young friends gave n surprise party
In honor OF Misses Hattie and Eva
Hoffman, OF Spokane. There were
about twenty present to enjoy the even
ing, which passed very pleasantly
Light refreshments were served.
Rev. q. l.. Deftenbaugh left, Monday
evening, for Seattle. Wash, where he
will Join with number Of other PRES
byterian ministers in an excursion 10
Alaska. The steamer will touch at
juneau, Sitka, SkaRuay and other
points along the coast. A novel feat
ure Of the trip will be daily sessions Of
the synod on board the ship until all
business before the body Is completed.
There Is u superstition among sailors
that minister on board brings dlsas.
ter TO the voyage. But In this case
there should enough of them to insure
a safe pass TO every member Of the
ships crew.
On his last trip 10 Boomers Ferry
Father Purcell visited Moyea Falls aud
succeeded In securing anumber Of ex.
cellcnt Photographic views taken from
4 polnton the rocky declivity where
the foot OF man had never before trod.
After much hard work Father Purcell
reached point on the steep. mountain
side where he obtained views showlnA
the falls to best advantage. These falls,
kho,,r,h MT mora ihnn Hftv fiat hiph