The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-11

AoNNA
OF Winter Wheat Hour you help to
build up the farming community.
Rev. Clark, of Spokane, will hold ser.
vices 10 81. Lnkes Episcopal church To-
morrow morning at II, and In the even.
ing at o'clock.
When you 90 camping. get your lunch
at the Cash Grocery. Fruits, cakes, and
all kinds Of bottled pickles. onions, etc.
N. n. Kidd and bride returned from
the st. Joe Tuesday, and were busy
during the day receiving the cOngratu.
lations Of their friends.
NOtice-we guarantee our prices rs
cheap a. The cheapest, according to
goods and quality, for cash. Very re-.
spectfully, The wiggett 4 Empey Co.
Mrs. Frank Dean. wife OF the branch
line engineer, and former resident Of
this place. 10 suffering from an attack
OF fever at her home In Spokane.
Now 10 the time to take advantage OF
our big discount sale. We are Offering
exceptional bargains la every line. The
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Capt. Hiilman, q former well known
business man OF this section, accom-
panied by his wife. visited Mr. and Mrs.
r. Il. Mann the first Of the week.
Don't fail to read our price list 10 this
issue, then send 10 n good big order
You viii save money by doing so. The
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Gilbert Miller returned, Wednesday
from 0aksdale, Wash, where be had
been working in the harvest 6elds. liz
reports crops as not 50 good as expected
Oscar Bancroft, OF SpOkSne. came ~
yesterday TO spend q couple of days
lie Is now a conductor on the Spokane
FAlls 4 Northern, running out OF Spo'
kane.
Frank r. Fitchner, recent arriva
from the east, has purchased Armant
peFrenoud's farm In the French gulcl
neighborhOod, and will occupy II viii
his family.
Z. II. Clayton and daughter. Mis-
Enola, returned here last Saturday frou
their camp on the -. Maries. Mis-
Enoia left Sunday evening for ColtOI
10 attend school.
Three large boilers for the new saS
mill arrived this week and are beinI
uhloadud. The boilers each have ca
pAeity Of rs horse power, or go hons
power for the thTee.
WIN. Nudge, clerk for the Wiggett
Empey Co. spent the frst Of the ~eeI
10 Spokane, He is taking two week
vacation aud expects 10 spend mex
week GU the ST. Joe river.
Mrs. Jacob Hoover. OF Spokane, ha
purchased n lot from John Donova
and will erect = neat summer cottAg
on the same MT. Donovan has som
nice locations for cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reid are enjoy
ing a visit from their son, who has bee
engaged In the mining business a
Butte. Mont, for several yean. II
may locate In this vicinity.
A number OF visiting knights frot
RAthdrum visited KooIenai lodge No.
Thursday evening and assisted In cor
ferTing the third rank on a condidat'
A light luncheon was served after Ia
ceremony.
". W. White, q newspaper man an'
attorney, OF Woodruff, III was In tow
Mondsy and Tuesday. lie Is maxim
a trip over the western country and el
poets TO visit q number OF places befOr
returning east.
Dr. c. X. Henkle and wife expect {
leave tomorrow for Brownsville, Or
where they viii spend month previou
10 his departure for San FRANCHISES
where he will take q post gradual
course In surgery.
Sheriff Bradbury. Of RAthdrum. wa
In town Tuesday. He informed US thu
Fred Grant and +. w. Wheeler, OF Hal
rison, had furnished the bond for III
release OF Gus johnson. the man VIII
is charged with rape.
The Ceur d'Alene Junior team wei
70 Spokane Sunday and crossed bal
with the Liberty Park boys. The gam
resulted In a score OF IL 20 II in fave
OF our home team. The Juniors 81
they had an easy game.
Mrs. II. L. Bancroft suffered a seveI
nervous shock the FIRST OF the week an
for = time life seemed TO hang by
slender thread, but she Is slowly reco'
eriug and her many friends hope Oh
may soon regain perfect health.
Mira. Marian Back died in Spokar
one day last week at the age Of ntnei
years. She was the mother Of II.
, Back, who went to the Klondyke tw
years ago, aud grandmother to Frau
BACK, who resides few miles north I
town.
q. r. Klopf, representing the Cab
, Milling company, OF Post Falls, was
9 town Thursday, lie says the mill sh'
down for a few days to have some I
I the machinery repaired, and when
! starts IL will be run to Its full capacit
i. both day and night
). The talk at the post is that the d
q tachmenL now stationed there. VI
e leave about the 90th Of the mont
. thia rnnort would seem 10 he iustiIled |