The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-09


lte iaka Is higher AZ tbe present .,.ae
man u has been during the fall for I
number OF years.
Call for cenr d'Alene and Winter
wheat hour. II costs no more than
other -four aud is FAR superior.
In mixing a Manhattan, George Pfaa
rupture a varicose vein. and he Is now
lald up for repairs. Frank Cooper has
drinks. A
" r. Mason has been commissioned
representative Of the Masonic grand
lodge OF New Hampshire which viii be
70 session 10 that state next sumner.
lie VIII be the Idaho member.
Jesse Huxtable, the genial conductor
OF the ceur d'AIene branch, had O
heart solo one day this week. lie SAYS
lightning struck him once, aud being a
good conductor II went clear through
him.
DIR. ). II McEnen will visit Occur
dAlene during the first and third weeks
OF each month for the practice OF den
tistry. Office In the Mcfarland block.
J. n. Robertson. who held position
on the steamer George Cakes the past
season, has gone TO North Lapway 70
accept position as depot assistant for
the Northern Pacific.
iieinze's Tomato Soup, catsup, mince
meat. sweet and sour pickles, preserves.
etc. at the Idaho Mercantile Co.
James Judge. q well known citizen Of
the county who recently located here.
has opened saloon In the next room
west from the barber shop. The open.
Ing took place Monday evening.
Ladies! Now is the time to buy your
wrap. macintosh or jacket. Is per
cent of for the next two weeks. The
Idaho Mercantile Co.
The ladies OF st. Luke's Episcopal
church feel highly elated over the fact
that their recent entertainment. netted
enough cash 70 enable them 10 extin.
tgaIsh the debt upon the church prop
erty.
Ralph Bernard and Charles Kalan.
quin were visitors TO Spokane during
the week. They have large force OF
men in the woods getting out ties TO oil
their big contract with the Northern
Pacific
| Louis chambard. well known citi-
zen who recently returned from the
Buffalo Hump mining district. was in
town Monday. lie has confidence in
the future OF the camp and expects to
go back there.
Fred ShAliis has purchased n new gun.
It's beauty. Il shoots out OF either
end. and is n double barreled, self clean
ing. breech loading, stem Sinder. jew
eied In four holes. II has TO 10 seen 70
be appreciated.
Mr.. wiprr is down from Powderhorn
bay aud stocking up with n winters
supply OF provisions and mining sup
plies. Mr. Wiper Is q member Of q
large company owning property there,
which they intend 10 thoroughly de
yelop during the winter.
Miss Anita Cooper. a young lady who
lives a short distance from town, had q
rather serious encounter with \ reiraV.
tory eoW one day last week while milk
Tag. The animal kicked her on the
stomach with such force that the ser
vices OF n physician became necessary
70 relieve her suffering.
Wm. Pipkin, who has been 4 deputy
marshal at the bull pen at wArdner
since his return from Manila. came
down from the mines last Werk. rs the
prisoners were released on the FIRST OF
the month. lie expects TO return to
WaFdner next week rs he has secured
employment al the Bunker llill and
Sullivan mine.
A detachment, twenty strong, belong.
ing 10 the Twenty fourth colorcd Ia.
tan,ry. In heavy marching order, came
from Spokane on Thursday morning 10
relieve a detachment Of the same regi.
ment which has been here about eight
months. They reached here In charge
Of a nou-commissioned officer and
marched direct TO the post.
Ma. Chas. A Stromberg went to SpO-
b ne Monday TO meet her husband upon
his return from Manila. They came ny
! from the city Tuesday morning. Mr.
! Strumbcrg was member OF the Fourth
infantry, from which he has received Al
, honorable discharge, and will probably
remain here permanently. lie brought
! home large number OF souvenirs from
the Philippines.
Mrs. santa Claus has arrived 10 town
aud will be present NJ the social mex
Tuesday evening. at Col. Budlong's res
Itdcnce, TO look after her distinguished
husbands interests IN this place. A
number Of phantom walters will also b
l. present 10 serve refreshments TO tn
= guests. The opportunity TO make tn
acauaintence Of these persons win no
e occur soon again II might be well Z
u take along twenty cents.
The oyster supper and bazaar gwen b
> the Kings Daughters last evening wa
Re a very pleasant social affair. A Iarg
le number attended and patronage wa
liberal. The articles for sale were dis
N played in six booths, all Of the booth
:. being drapcd in the national colon