The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-28

George Conner left last Wednesday
for Florence 70 take charge Of the hi
Yu mine for the winter. He win con
unue development work and look after
the property Of the company generally.
Dr. 8. II. Nee nen will visit Coenr
dAlene during the first aud third weeks
OF each month for the practice OF den.
tistFy. Onice In the Mcfarland block.
A social dance will be given at the
C9nr d Alene opera house, Friday even
ing, November Ord. Admission llfty
cents. ladies free. Good music aud q
social time 10 promised. All are cor.
daily invited 10 attend.
by the way, don't forget that we are
headquarters for everything 10 the gro.
Gerry line. Fresh butter, eggs, Gne
smoked meat, etc. etc. The Idaho
Mercantile Co.
George c. Thomson ret urned Tuesday
from weiser where he attended the
grand lodge Of Idaho Odd Fellows. He
did not stop here on his return from the
east the previous Tuesday, but went
direct through to weiser from Spokane.
The finest line OF infants and misses
shoes ever shown Ia Idaho. Direct
from the factory and at prices no high.
er than for inferior goods. Come and
sse them at the Idaho Mercantile 10.
Mrs. II. ID. Allen gives a Halloween
party for the benefit OF the Methodist
sabbath school. Tuesday evening.
Everyone is cordially invited. Lunch
will be served. The Methodist Aid So
ciety will also meet the same evening
At Ms. Aliens.
Although his death occu rred at Seat
tie last March II will be news TO many
10 know that J. Monroe Daggett has
paSsed away. lie died OF pneuinouis
and WAS buried in one OF the Seattle
Cemeteries. Until within the paEt two
yeArs Mr.. Daggett was a well known
citiEsn OF this county, making his home
at 81. Marles.
Nov IL the time TO buy yOaI mhckin.
tosh. We have full line Of ladies'
mems and boys NJ lower prices than we
ever bought before. The Idaho Mer.
camille Co.
Major George q. Webster, L. S A,
retired, died In the post hospital at Fort
sheridan. H.. recently, from the effects
Of fever contracted ia the Philippines
few monihs ago white commanding
one battalion Of the Fourth infantry.
Major Webster Was an old Indian.
lighter. and saw active service With the
Fourth infantry Ia Cuba and LuEon.
lie was formerly stationed at fort Sler.
man and was well known 20 many Of
cur citizens.
Fail goods arenow here. Many novel
ties in ladies'. misses aud clrildren's
fall dress goods. Fancy ready made
dress skirts aud underAea etc. Wig
grit 4 EmPey Co.
Capt. ". 4. NesLilt. a former well
known steamboat captain on Ceur
d'Aiene lake. but for the past tao or
IhTre years running on Alaskan waters
for the American Trading & Ttanspor-
tation Co. spent Thursday III town.
The captain left Dawson. \. VI. T.. the
arst Of the month. bringing ouV 80. 600
In gold for his company. lie says
wages are good In the city Of the mid
night sun at present and will be all
winter. Laboren and miners are IN
demand at 80 per day aud board.
Many people have left Dawson this fall
for the new discoveries At Nome.
Our lines of drygoOds. hosiery. under.
wear. furnishing goods. mems. ~omen's
aud childrens shoes aud rubbers are
nov complete in every department.
Prices the lowest. Idaho Mercantile
Co.
Sam. Canadians vegetable exhibit la
W. II. McFariand's store window Is at
tracing much attention. There is a
tnTnip weighing 1871 pounds. raised by
Nick Robins: four heads Of cabbage
weighing ~ pounds, raised by J. II.
johnson; y basket OF potatoes aud other
vegetables. raised by Herman Molke'l.
thin, among them potatoes weighing
three pounds, and last. but rot least, a
bret from the farm OF J. q. Brooks,
near Post Falls, weighing rs pounds.
Mr.. CarnahAn says that such beets are
hard to beat but CGur d'AlelAe can fur.
nish some specimens Of beett that will
beat the big beet Of Brooks.