The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-23

Duitu up the farming community.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Meth
odlst church viii give an ice cream 80.
cial 1T the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cooper, next Friday evening.
Fourth Of July win be celebrated in
Ceur d'Alene by firing on cannon
crackers, rockets and all kinds OF fire
works bought At the Postofiice Store.
VIM. Dollar and Joseph ROemer, of
tho Cenr d'Alene Lumber company.
went up the river yesterday TO make
preparations for establishing number
Of logging camps.
Everythingin complete line Of drug
suDdries can DO found at the POstOf.
dee Store, and respectfully solicit o
portion ofyOur patronage. ! keep only
the choicest and purest confectionery.
DR.. Henkle was called 10 Rathdrnm
Sunday 10 the case Of j. 8. Woolery's
son who was seriously injured 10 BIZ
cycle collision. The young man Is now
considered out Of danger.
When you 60 camping. get your lunch
at the Cash Grocery. Fruits. cakes. and
all kinds Of bottled pickles, onions, etc.
Dr.. Mason has opened up nice line
Of proprietary medicines, toilet articles.
druggists sundries and confectionery.
and has very neat store. Head his
advertisement 10 this issue.
Don't forget to read our price list In
this issue of the PRESS. II will save
you money. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
As predicted, -four and sugar have ad-
vanced. Would advise laying in full
supply, as reports indicate another ad.
vance. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
Mr. McGinnis. OF Merrill. Wis. q
prominent lnmberman OF that state.
was in town the FIRST of the week. He
Is looking over the timber Of this sec
ton aud may become interested in some
timber land
Keep out the flies! Get your wire
screen, spring hinges and screen doors
at headquarters. That's the Idaho
Mercantile Co.
The Republican caucus in this pre-
cinct elected =. ". johnson. Col. Bud.
long. George c. Thomson and ID. +.
Mason delegates 10 the county conyen'
ton which conyenes at Rathdrum next
Thursday.
II low prices are an object, you will
certainly give us liberal share OF your
patronage Look over our price list
) and then send in good big order. Tue
Idaho Mercantile Co.
! W. II. Mcfarland left last Saturday
for Kansas City, where he will attend
d. the Democratic convention as dele
gate from Idaho. lie will visit at hi'
old home in Missouri until the conven
ton meets.
Dr. 5. II. McEuen will visit Coeni
d'Alene during the FIRST and third week
OF each month for the practice OF den
tisiTy. OfTice in the Mcfarland block
The Ceur d'Alene team has arrangeC
for n match game of base ball with tn
Washington Naiopal Guard team. o
e spokane. The game is to be played TO
morrow at 9 O'Clock p. m. on the For
sherman grounds.
Twenty Eve eei,ts of the dollar OF
mems. misses and children's straw
, goods, for cash. Those discounts viii
last only for limited time at the Wig
n gcti & Empey Go.
}. Rev. and Mrs. q. L. DenenbaugI
were In Spokane during the week Al
= tending the big Christian EndeSvo
= meeting. Mrs Deficnhaugh will spen'
a month visiting her daughter al kelleI
!, Wash. before returning.
4 Miss Jennie King. whose health woul
not permit her to take part In the grad
Mating exercises At 81. MRrys schoo
spokane, Is at home with her parents
: For time she was in critical cond
tion from heart trou bic, but she is muc
, better.
4 johnson & Rosen, the boat builder
have Just completed one Of the neates
:. anc best built launches that was eve
u turned out In this part Of the countr!
J" The hull Is Of steel, % feet long and III
boat il finished In vanished oak wit
er brass trimmings, and will be propellc
ID by three horse power gasoline engin'
Il is a credit TO the builders.
g Everything seems TO be running
lp nothing nowadays, remarks the Levi
er ton Tribune. There are horseless ca
nages, hornicSs cows, cowleSS butte
ie seedless fruit, thornless roses. heartle
tt women and lawless legislators. II
economic scheme, however, will not
symmetrically adjusted until we 6
birdleSS bonnets, bugless orchards al
20 mouthless politicians.
The auction sale at Fort Sherm'
closed Thursday evening, after conttn
er ing for four days. A large number
An old stoves were sold, most Of the
bringing twice their actual value, al
Id IL was surprising to note the high pric
". paid for old condemned stuh-some of
not worth hauling away-yet there we
many articles that sold at low pri,
w The saw mill went for $3.50 and is &C
ue sidered a bargain at the price. So
Wy rs the government Is concerned the 81
was big success and the prices gen
&c ally obtained were satisfactory.
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