The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-28

Aab' Sohn Dingwell returned from
nsr eastern trip this moridng.
Mr.. ana Mrs. E. B. Keller left last
Saturday for Ritzvllle, Wash, to spend
week Visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Nellie FInnegan and Miss Nellie
Monaghan, OF Spokane, came up sunday
and sre visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Graham.
A complete line Of bicycle supplies al
SCOTS agency. Repairing OF all kinds
ut reasonable rates.
Joseph Provost and Joseph BlIladeau
LETT Tuesday morning for Elk City TO do
assessment work en- some quartz min.
Ing claims.
Winnie Gilbert, prominent young
attorney OF Spokane aud soa Of Super.
i1tendent Gilbert. spent Tuesday here
on business.
Now Is the time to take advantage Of
our big discount sale. We are Offering
exceptional bargains In every line. The
Idaho Mercantile Co.
The base ball game at Fort Sherman
Sunday between the Spokane Liberty
Park nine and the home team resulted
In score Oft TO 22 ia favor Of our boys.
Don't fail TO read our price list In this
Issue, then send In q good big order.
You will save money by doing so. The
Idaho Mercantile Co.
The school board has let contract TO
IL. ID. Allen for 300 feet OF sidewalk,
some fencing and for the building Of q
Partition TO separate the upper room at
the school house.
Meryin BaekenstoSs, q bicyclist OF
New York City. was Ia town Tuesday
for a short time. lie is making the
trip from New York 10 Seattle. aud left
the former city May Is. He says it Is
!. 100 miles from New York to this
place by wagon road.
A good farm OF 50 acres. rich soil
and HOUSE, for sale. Price $500.
This 10 bargain. Inquire at the Press
Office. This place IL but ] 4 miles from
town and will make n nice home foI
anyone wishing u small farm.
George II. Richie and Miss Minnie
n. Russell, two well known and re.
spected young people Of this place. were
quietly united in marriage n Rathdrum
last Sunday by Justice Dyer. They viii
make their home here. and have the
best wishes Of host OF friends.
J. NJ. HeAtOn. S. z. Donnelly. james
Graham. Edwin Melee, Mr. and Mrs
W. J. Mcclure. J. c. Callahan. OscAI
Shetieid. r. n. Dwyer. Mrs. MARY
Wright and J. r. Scott returned from
the Pocatello conventions Monday. W
b. Mcfarland came In Thursday.
This Is your opportunity 10 secure 9
high grade Rambler with G. & J
clincher tires at bargain. The 1884,
Rambler. ~hlIe they last. for sab cash
This Ia tho greatest snap ever Offered
In \ high grade wheel. Order now
SCOTS agency. Ceur d'Aleue.
C Richie returned Saturday from
Fix City, Idshc. Mr Richie say,
everything Is IN 6ourishing condition
In that camp, with mills going in anC
Development work Of Ell kinds beins
oone. lie A"d Mrs. Richie will ieav,
here here ioi that section next week.
Don't worry about cooking this warn
weather. We have n 1ne line Of lunch
goods. such As veal loaf. minced ham
fancy Clipped beef. Pride OF Iowa han
and bereakfaRt bacon, Blue Point oys
teTA. French ssrdines, lunch tongue, etc
The Idaho Mercantile Co.
Tho following officers OF Occur d..
Aienc lodge. /. o. o. r., have been in
stalled for the term ending Dec. 81
1900: Emanuel Hoel1le. n. e.: J. {
Clark, V. G.: Henry KIapPenberg. re
eording secretary: 2. ". johnson. inan
cial secretary: J. W. wiggett. treasurer
The ordnance stores and heavy artil
lery OF Fort sherman. were shipped Il
Fort Wright, Wash, Wednesday. Tit
artillery included two gatling guns anC
several cannon. among them a twelve
pound gun that was used at the battl'
Of Stone river. aud a six-Pound gun thai
was in service on the bloody Geld o
Gettysburg.
DR.. c. II. jenkins, a dentist OF Spo
kane, was In town yesterday, and aftel
looking the place over thoroughly, de
cidcd 10 locate here. lie has rented tn
Healey residence, corner Cpur d'Alcn,
aud Second streets, where he will NOV,
his family and where he will also hav'
his Office lie expects to be here eithe
this afternoon or Monday morning,
The sermon tomorrow evening in tn
Presbyterian church will be delivers
by Rev. Geo. +. Atkinson. pastor Of tn
Congregational church OF Tekoa, Wash
Subject: "The Greatness Of Man" rh
Christian Endeavor service, at 2 O'Clock
will be led by Prof. HartEell Cobbs
Morning service will be at II O'Clock
evening service at s O'Clock. All ar
cordially invited to attend. As the pas
tor has been granted vacation througl
the month Of August, the next preach
ing service win be on the Grst Sunda
In September.
W. J. Butterheld, an old citizen an
business man OF Post Falls, died o
Friday Of last week from intiamatio
NJ tho howels. after an illness of but