The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-25

Tor WaFdner whste be expects 70 IiBd
employment. His family win remain
here.
We have . big bargain In . Rambler
inst has been used bpt little. SCOTS
Bicycle Agency.
a meeting Of the Farmers' institute
COMMITTEES win meet next Friday At / 30
p. m. Ia Sanders hall. All members
should be present.
A complete line OF bicycle supplies 81
Scotts agency. Repairing OF all kinds
at reasonable rates.
Joseph Roemer, Of the Cdeur d'Alene
Lumber Co., left Sunday for Oshkosh,
Wis. where he expects TO spend three
or four weeks on business.
Rambler bicycles At go are the best
buy on the market. Ideals at go are
bareain. Equipped with G. &. J. tires.
For sale at SCOTS agency.
J. W. Wiggett. Of the wiggett &
Empey company, left the 6rst OF the
week on 3 trip to Chicago. lie will re.
turn during the coming week.
When you 60 camping. get your lunch
at the Cash Grocery. Fruits, cakes. and
all kinds OF bottled pickles. onions. etc.
Michael O'Brien returnd from the
Republic mining camp Monday, having
spent the summer there. lie says that
the camp is quiet this summer.
When you buy a sack of ceur d Alene
or Winter Wheat -four you help TO
build up the farming community.
A. ID. Burnett, an old time newspaper
man Of Spokane. now travelling In the
interest Of the Seattle Post. Intelligencer,
spent Tuesday here on business.
Notice guarantee our prices as
cheap ~ the cheapest. according 10
goods and quality. for cash. Very re.
spectfulIy. The wiggett 4 Empey Co.
II. 4. Mcfarland and family. who
have been camping for several weeks At
Joseph Boughton's place, left Sunday
evening for their home in Lewiston.
commissary Sergeant Jameson. who
has been stationed at Fort Sherman for
the past few months. will be transferred
To Port keogh. Mont, when be leaves
here
Miss Myrtle Ringer. of cOlfax. Wash,
clerk Ia the county auditors Office at
that place. came up Saturday and is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Shallis for
few days.
WIN. Miller has several pens OF fne
Belgian hares. among them some thor.
o0ghbreds- lie is doing quite bust
mesa Ia the way OF SAlea. aud has over
eighty hAFes on hand from 4 small start
last spring.
Mru. Cornell. who has been camping
here for several weeks, left Sunday
evening for her home Ia spokane. She
vas accompanied by her sister. Miss
Kate Ayott. who will spend about two
weeks Al that place.
The registration books are now open
n tie PRESS otiice aud voters may regis
ter At any time. citizers of foreign
birth should exhibit their certificate or
they must produce other evidence TO
prove that they have been naturaliEed.
Roydea q. Horner, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. James Homer. died at the parental
home Tuesday Of this week from linda
nation Of the stomach and bowels.
aged three years. The funeral took
place Wednesday, interment al the city
cemetery. Rev. T. G. IIodgson con
Quoted the service.
Don't worry about cooking this warm
weather We have fine line OF lunch
eoOdA. such as veal loaf, minced ham
fancy Clipped beef. Pride OF Iowa ham
and bereakfast bacon. Blue Point oys
teEs. French sardines, lunch tongue, etc.
The Idaho Mercantile Co.
MAlcomb Crockett and wife, Of Henry
county. Ohio. arrived on Friday morn.
ing's train 70 visit relatives. lie Is a
nephew OF Nn. James Reid AID Edwin
Crockett. After spending a short time
here, Mt and Mrs Crockett will visit
other parts Of the coast country aud re.
turn TO their Ohio home by way Of Cal.
ifoTnia.
All bodies in the Fort Sherman GENE
terry will be dislnterred aud removed to
Fort Wright unless friends look after
and remove them before the general
removal at government expense takes
place. BY proper effort, permission
might be obtained to have the remains
OF civilians left in the post cemetery
with view 20 securing the passage OF
bill through congress. donating the
plot Of ground for cemetery.
Thomas Weston is In camp on the st.
Joe, and makes frequent pilerimages to
one Of the small side lakes where he
hunts ducks aud fishes for trout. The
6rst Of the week he took Ralph Kauf.
man, Of Spokane, over TO the small lake
for days sport. They were near the
middle OF the lake In q small canoe
when the boat turned over and dumped
them into the water. They came 10 the
surface and after struggle of half al
hour reached shore, wetter but wiser
than they were before.
Mrs. Sara Watkins, Of Murray, a
member Of the W. r. c. OF this place,
passed through here, last Monday, en-
route to Chicago TO attend the national