The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-29

nne candies and u adding materially 70
bis sto;k Of drugs.
MT. and Mrs. @. D. Warner ana Ilev.
9. I. Defienbaueh and wife visited
spokane Wednesday, returning home
Thandny mornlng.
Plsishmannb Compressed yeast, tie
klnd you used back east. for sale 1t the
Cash Grocery.
Fred Rmpey. . prominent merchant
OF kossland, B. e.. has purchased 500
pounds Of 7. Hugnenin's cheese for
export across the line.
II you want suit OF clothes, cali It
the Cash Grocery and see our llns Of
samples 1t lowest prices.
Mrs. DueOmon. of the St. Joe valley,
favored ~ with couple OF heads OF
the finest eaullHower that we haVy seen
this season. They were beauties.
A new line OF mems, misses ladies'
boys and children's shoes, all the latest
styles Over 1000 pairs to select from.
Wiggett u Empey Co.
Mrs. Peter Mason and son left Mon.
day morning for Wardner where they
will remain during the winter. Mr..
Mason has good position at that place.
The best peaches. pears and grapes at
cheapest prices ut the Cash Grocery;
also all kinds Of groceries, teas, coffees,
etc,
John Fernan met with loss OF e25
Thursday, one o. and one e3O gold
piece. The money was lost from his
pocket between the post and his house.
A rate Of eIA0 for the round trip will
DO given by the Northern Pacific from
this place during the Spokane exposi.
ton.
l.. II. Patchen, living three miles
north Of town, succeeded this year Ia
raising some Tine yellow dent corn. The
ears are well filled and perfectly ma.
tared.
When you buy sack OF C9ur d. Alene
or Winter Wheat -four Jon help 10
build up the farming community.
7. y. and Stanley Jellum returned
"Wednesday from north Of Spokane
where they had spent several weeks do
assessment work on some promising
copper claims.
Al the latest styles In mems and
toys hats. n large line TO select from.
Price the lowest At the Idaho MeTcan.
tile Co.
After lingering illness Of consnmp-
ton, Mrs. Jefferson Swoiford died Al
her home 4 few miles north OF here.
Tuesday. s~pt Is. BanAl took place
"Wednesday at the Rathdrum cemetery,
Rev r. q. Hodgson Officiating.
For all the new and Dobby things in
mems and boys clothing. 60 70 the
idaho Mercantile 20. Our fall and
winter line Just opened.
Ladies! Now IL the time 70 get yoar
new wool shirt waists. wraps aud
Jackets We are having an advance
sale. Ten PER cent dIscount for two
WEEKS The idaho Mercantile Co.
MrA. J. ClerFoyL of san Francisco. 10
visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks in
State Lane precinct Mrs. Clerfoyt 10
sister Of Ms. lIroeks aud will remain
here until her husband. who - prom
lnent railroad mAn. returns from Paris
where be Was call on railroad business.
We have the finest aud largest line Of
meas, Women's and childrcn's under
wear ever shown IN CDur dAlene.
Come 10 and let us sh0w them 10 you.
Our prtces are the lowest The Idaho
Mercantile Co.
Jos-ph DOughton. George Ford, ThoS.
Meadows and John Donovan returned
Wednesday from q trip TO the 81. MArirs
country. where they located claims un-
der the timber and stone act They
each secured 100 acres OF white pine
aud left Thursday for Lewiston 10 Ole.
the land being in the Lewiston district.
OuI sweeping discount saie com
mences Tuesday the e5th inst. and will
continue for thirty days. Within that
time secure a few Of The many bargains
offered. wiggett & Empry Co.
Wednesday. September 18th, at the
brides home near Post Falls, Mr.. A. n.
Tucker. county commissioner OF the sec
ond district and = prOmInent merchant
OF the town, was united In marriage
TO Miss Mamie Bump, the esnmable
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Bump.
Rev. Walker, Of Rathdrum. performed
the ceremony in the presence OF nun.
Der Of friends.
Included in our sales will be suits
from two OF the largest tailoring estab
lishments 10 the east Over 1000 sam.
plea TO select from. Secure suit for
the fruit fair. wiggett & Empey com
pany.
Dr. Scallon IL renovating his drug
store and substituting a fine lot Of
square labeled bottles which will add
much to the appearance OF the store.
KrolSer viii buy. sell or exchange
anything In the secUnd hand goods line;
also deals in junk, such as rubber, cop
per, brass and old cast iron.
The Burlington & Missouri River
Railway has opened its line between
Alliance, Neb., and Denver. The open.
ing Of this line makes the Burlington