The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

was In town Wednesday. He says the
crops, especially hay, are harvested aud
the yield is good.
We are agents for the American
steam laundry, Spokane. Packages sent
from here on Monday aud returned on
Saturday morning.
Mrs. James HoskIns, after spending
two or three weeks visiting old friends
n this place. returned TO her home at
Wardner yesterday.
Thomas Weston and VIM. Nudge left
Monday for an outing on the st. Joe.
Vim. Nudge returned Thursday and re.
ports that fishing Is good.
Charles. Theodore and John Rosen
returned Saturday from q dshing trip
OF ten days up the swift water Of the
ss. Joe river. They had good success.
II not subscriber TO the Press, why
notf You cannot Oxford to be without
1t when you can secure 1t q whole year
for OIL in advance.
Mr. and Mrs Martin l.. Reddy left
Wednesday morning on the steamer
Defender for an outing on the ST. Joe
river. They expect to return this after
noon.
When you 60 camping. get your lunch
at the Cash Grocery. Fruits. cakes, and
all kinds of bottled pickles. onions. etc.
When you buy sack OF Ceur d Alene
or Winter Wheat hour you help 70
build up the farming community.
Frank Penn. of Boise, chairman Of
the Republican state central committee,
was here Thursday on political business.
He left yesterday morning for shoShone
county.
Notice We guarantee our prices as
cheap as the cheapest, according 70
goods and quality, for cash. Very 70.
specifically. The wiRgett & Empey Co.
Charles Williams and Edwin Stowe
left this morning for Kellogg. Idaho,
where they expect to spend the winter
working 10 n prospecting shaft on a
mining claim.
Frank Duncan. who has spent several
months AT BOssburg. Wash, and British
Columbia points. returned home Thurs.
day morning. He reports things as
comparatively quiet for that section.
Last Saturday evening. Lieut.. Keller,
commander ut Fort Sherman. gave n
priSatr social dance At the post hall TO
u number OF his young friends from
Spokane who are camped around the
lake.
Mn Fred Wilson and her mother,
Mrs. John Duncan. and Mrs. Weeks and
daughter made a trip up the ST. Joe
Wednesday on the steamer Schley. re.
turning the next day. They report n
pleasant time
John Barrett. of Post Fails. for sew.
erAl years foreman on the branch line,
has given up his position and will leave
next week for West Superior. Wis. with
the intention Of making that place his
future home.
The registration books are now open
at the PRESs ofiice and every voter,
male and female, should register with.
out delay. c. l.. Dlttemore is registrar
OF election and will be pleased TO put
your name on the roll.
Probate Judge Brady, Of Rathdrum,
was In town Tuesday. lie has just ne.
turned from an extended trip 10 Alaska
during which time be visited juneau.
Skagua and other points, including a
trip over the famous White pass on the
railroad.
Don't worry about cooking this warm
weather We have fine lire OF lunch
goods, such as veal loaf. minced ham
fancy Clipped beef. Pride OF Iowa ham
and bereakfASt bacon, Blue Point oys
ters. French Gardines. lunch tongue, etc.
The Idaho Mercantile Co.
The Catholic Fores,ers. Of Spokane.
and their friends, numbering about go.
came up Tuesday evening on a special
excursion. arriving here about $50
O'Clock. They boarded the Ceur d..
Alene barge and enjoyed an excursion
up the lake.
james II. Harte, grand keeper OF
records and seal. and several other
members Of Kootenai lodge, X. of F.,
leave today for Standpoint to assist in
the installation of a new lodge. Mem.
bers OF the order from Wallace. Post
Falls aud Rathdrum will also attend.
Father Purcell, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Sacred
Heart hospital, Spokane, some time ago,
Is reported as improving rapidly and is
expected TO remove from there TO this
place the early part Of the week TO ne,
main with his mother until he thor.
oughly RECEIVERS,
Miss Fannie Scott came up from
Spokane yesterday morning and, in
company with Mrs. J, T. Scott, boarded
The steamer Schley for trip TO the head
of navigation on the st, Joe. They ex,
pect to return this evening. J. T. Scott
accompanied them as far rs Tom IVES
toms camp where he will spend tour or
Ave days,
S. L. Smith and wife and Mrs. G. L.
Hoffman Of Rathdrum, Mrs. Robinson
of Spokane, and James HALEY and fam.
lily Of Rapid City. South Dakota drove