The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-12

gees TO San Francisco TO await definite
orderA lie b succeeded at Fort sheF.
man BY Commissary Sergeant Jameson
Who comes from San DIagO barracks.
Call for Cenr d'Aiene and Winter
Wheat -four. IL costs no more than
other a0aT and Il far superior.
The Occur d'Alene firemen are max.
Ing preparations TO give . social dance
ct the opera house on Friday evening,
May eSth The boys say they are going
70 make Il one OF the most pleasant
dances ever given IN the town.
Krot2er win buy. cell OF exchange
anything In the secUnd hand goods line;
also deals In junk. such a. rubber. cop
per, brass and old cast iron.
d. C. Corbinis gasoline launch was
loaded on . fat ear Tuesday for ship
ment 70 Seattle from which place Il
will be sent to Cape Nome for the use
OF d mining company. James Edwards.
who 10 In the company. came up 10
superintend the loading.
IIo Ho oat meal, grapes. nuts. faxed
rice, buckWheat. All cereals fresh.
wiggett e. Empey Co.
When you buy sack Of Ceur d AIene
or Winter Wheat hour you help to
build up the farming community.
The west room In the Mcfarland
block is being lifted up for Armand
Perrenoud. who win soon occupy IL
with . complete stock OF hardware.
The town has been In need Of . good
hardware stock, and Mr.. Perreno0d will
undoubtedly do well In the business.
Our spring line Of ladies' waists. belts
timmings. bFaids. embrOldsriAs. etc,
very cheap. The Wiggett q Empey Co.
LII. CIyborne. Of Mound City. 8. D.,
arrived here yesterday morning and 10
spending . few days visiting the family
OF James Reid. Mr.. Clyborne 10 return.
Ing from o trip TO the Sound, where be
10 extensively interested In the manu-
fscture OF boxes. and is on his way
home.
Dr. s. II. McEuen viii Witt Occur
d'Aiene during the hrst and third weeks
OF each month for the practice Of den.
tistFy. Once In the Mcfarland block.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
will give = birthday social at Sanders
hall Friday evening Of next week.
Every perSOn is supposed 70 deposit .
penny for each year NJ his age. Re.
treatments viii DO served. The pro-
eeeds are 70 60 toward painting The
church.
Don't fail 70 sse and price the line Of
millinery at Mrs. ThomPson's before
purchasing your spring OF summer hat.
The latest styles and any price you
want from 20 cents 10 go.
Ralph Smith left for EndlcOtt. WASH
Tuesday 70 settle up the estate which
came into his possession on his reaching
the age OF 81. The estate consists Of
$50 acres Of 6ne land In the Palouse
country. lie win trade all bat I60 acres
Of this land for 40 acres which his
father owns north Of town. lie re.
turned yesterday.
Another shipment Of mems, ladies.
misses aud chlIdren's shoes In chocolate
and black: also mems bicycle shoes.
Don't fail TO inspect them before buying.
The wlggctt & Empey Co.
Me-. and Mrs. c. d. King left Thurs
day for wAitsburg. Wash, with the re
mains Of their son Guy. also the remains
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smiths dAngh.
Ter, for tinal lnterment In the cemetery
a. that place. Mr.. and Nm. King will
visit his mother at Corvallis, Oregon, be.
fore returning.
The stockholders Of the Lakevlew
Mining Co. held their annual meeting
Monday, and elected the following d.
recton: J. ". wiggett. n. L. Fletcher,
Il. II. whipple. +. A. NcCaTty and Z.
D. Keller. ]. ". wiggett was elected
president. N. L. Fletcher vice preSi
dent z. b. Keller treasurer, and 5. p.
Jellam secretary.
Miss Florence Newman, who has been
q great sufferer from muscular rheuma-
tism, says ChambeTlains Pain Balm is
the only remedy that affords her relief.
Miss Newman 10 = much respected citi.
rem Of Gray, n. Y, and makes this
nfaiement for the benefit of others sim.
ilariy afflicted. This hniment is for
sale BY any druggist.
The wife Of II. A. Sandager, who re-
sides about nine miles up the lake, died
Monday morning ~ q result OF conGne'
ment Sunday. at which time 4 girl baby
was born. The funeral took place
Friday from the home. Rev, @. L. Def.
t,-nbaugh assisting Rev. A. II. Lange,
Of the Lutheran church at Rockford
In conducting the service. Mrs. San
dagger was about - years OF age and the
mother Of three children.
WI. McGtnniss, assistant superin'
tendent Of the railway mail service, wa,
In town yesterday looking after oticia
matters. lie 10 posting himself on tht
needs Of the town In the way Of mai
facilities and informs u that the daily
mail service viii be continued through
the summer and then We win get mai
ak times q week. Mt. McISlnniss hal
l,~.s, a. 2N,n ratIVno mail sArvfcn fol