The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

other -four and IL far superior.
C.H. Clayton came down from the st.
Joe Sunday 70 the town election. He
returned Wednesday morning.
Ito 10 oat meal. grapes nuts. faxed
rice, bnckwheat. All cereals fresh.
wIggett Il Empey Co.
Johnson & Rosen's new dock Ia com.
pleted. II 10 $50 feet In length and a
very substantial piece Of work.
When you buy sack Of Ceur d Alene
or Winter Wheat four you help TO
build up the farming community.
Miss Grace Hubbard Of COlfax,
WASH, arrived here last Saturday, and
will teach the Wolf Lodge school.
Our spring line OF ladies' waists, belts
trimmings. braids, embroIderias, etc,
very cheap. The Wiggett & Empey Co.
DIR. S. ii. McEuen will visit Occur
d'Aiene during the Irst and third weeks
Of each month for the practice OF den
tistry. Office in the Mcfarland block.
Mrs. chas. Hager and family, OF Fort
Wright. came up Tuesday for few
days visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. 0'Hara.
No better shoe made. Just received
q new line of the celebrated c. N. Hen
dersOn & Co.'S Red School House shoes,
direct from the factory. For sale by
The wiggett & Rmpey &c.
Eddie O'Brien, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael O'Brien, fell Tuesday ut their
home north of town and fractured the
bones of one arm.
Oscar Stone, the attorney who has To-
Gated here, win be detained ut Troy,
Mont. until next week on account Of
business matters.
Miss Grace NARROW. who Is attending
the Northwestern business college, Of
Spokane, came up Monday aud spent q
few days visiting her mother.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared for the School Literary Society
entertainment to be given at the opera
house. Monday evening. April 10.
". V. Jobes, of Spokane. has pur-
chased q half interest la the Cable
Roller Mills al Post Falls, and viii look
after the interests OF the company at
Seattle.
W. N. Dollar, Of the Cpur d'Alene
Lumber Co. eAme up from Spokane the
6r1t Of the week 10 look after the mill
work. His headquarters will hereafter
be In this place.
Mr.. ami Mrs. q. II. kiopf and daugh'
ter. Misses Neitie Coleman aud Lizzie
Young. Airs. John Coleman and Ms.
4. II. Martin. OF Post Falls, were Wis
lIors in town Friday.
il. Shaliis returned from his 81 Joe
outing Thursday evening. lie reports
\ pleasant time and Is feeling much
better after couple of weeks spent In
commuuing with natnrr.
Rev. aud Mrs. q. l.. Deifenbaugh arr
IN Spokane attending regular session
Of the presbytery Of Spokane district
Col u. II. Budiong IL also in attendance
a. delegate from the Presbyterian
! church Of this place.
A. l.. Messing. the perambulatinG
! ieWeier and cobbleT, folded his tent anC
/ passed 10 newer fields "Wednesday. Thu
leaves an opening here for a good jew
eler. A shoemaker would also hnd l
profitable opening by locating here.
. Dr. y II. McEuen, the dentist, write
us that he will soon be Ia Cgur d'Alen'
TO remain indefinitely, aud will be PIE
pared 10 do all kinds " dental work
lie has been unable 10 come for ih'
past two months on account Of sickness
In his family,
Capt. George Reynolds received no
tlce from Superintendent Gilbert, Wed
nesday, TO put the George oAkes II
E readiness for service between here anS
! Harrison by Monnay. The captain IN
/ forms ms that the boat will make he
tirst trip on that date.
! All those interested In Farmers In
stitute aud fair TO be given here mex
fall. are requested TO meet al Sander
/, hall next Saturday, April II, a, 3 o'clocl
\ p, m. for the purpose OF taking som
/, action In the matter. Farmers, bushes
men aud all others should attend.
The improvements 10 the Fort SheT
man bridge over the Spokane river vii
be made without further delay wul
Oliver. the contractor, arrived Tuesday
aud has force OF men at work on III
improvements, which will consist Of
new span ninety feet 10 length, begin
ming at the west end Oft the present spar
and shear boom from the west pier
a point near the mouth Of the river.
= Frank Eearnes, the popular tonsoris
:. artist, recently added handsom
French plate mirror TO his shop, TIL
glass il one that belonged TO the lat
Major Ballard. aud is highly priced b
. Mr. Kearnes. A new barber pole no'
Adorns the walk In front OF his plac
tits n neat aud unique piece Of wori
q manship, executed by II. II Smith. I'll
3. pole sets on a square base with blac
q body and white panels and is stripe
'' with white and black In contrast
the usual colos. The top is adorne
/. with a gold ball making pretty effe'
y above the white and black stripes. NJ
Kearnes will soon add new $50 cha