The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

sNttpf - \ ~ Duuuy, OF DuuHtotAes To-
tarned yesterday from two weeks
visit with her daughter At IiosaIia,
Wash.
This 4 ground Logs day, and no
doubt no animal win see BIS shadow
when be appears.
A One steel range, nIekcl plated trim
mings aad warming closet. for es7sO 1t
Perrenond's hardware store. This IL =
bargain.
Master George Thomson left yester-
day for Spokane to visit bis sister, Mrs.
Martin 1 Reddy, for short time.
Puritan seIfrising buckwheat. Malt
Breakfast food. Yuco, Grape nuts, Vic
torOats. Wheat Mana. All cereals fresh.
The wiggett & Empey Co.
Patrick Flood arrived on Friday Of
last week from NoFthport. Wash, and ID
spending few days with his family.
Buy Syrup Of Tar. Wild Cherry and
Tolu Tor coughs. colds and all bronchial
and lung troubles. for sale 1T the c0uf
d'Alene Drug Store.
Mrs. chas. II. Howard. who visited
her sister. Mrs II. u. King. last week,
left Monday for her home IL Spokane.
DIR. s. II McEuen win visit Occur
d'Alene during the first and third weeks
Of each month for the practice OF den-
tistry. OfIice In the Mcfarland block.
Miss Alice Heslin. who has been Wis
ItiIg her mother here for a week or
more, returned TO Spokane Wednesday.
KrotEsr will buy. sell or exchange
anything in the secOnd hand goods line;
also deals In junk. such as rubber, cop
per, brass and old east iron.
The emily lady 10 this county who
holds the position OF Justice OF the peace
is Nn. N. d. Thibodeaux, Of ciarks
Pork.
For lot Of chairs nearly as good AS
new, and much less in price. call on the
Idaho Mercantile Co.
You can get more goods for your
money At the idaho Mercantile Co. than
any other place IN the country. Come
and be convinced.
Armand Perrenond made a business
trip TO spokane last Saturday. and re-
turned Wednesday morIliag-
DO yoa know that the PREss can be
had one whole year for 81 cash 10 sd-
vances Now Is the time to subscribe.
II. II. swanke has rented the residence
OF Mrs Hnldah Nesbllt aud will occupy
It with his family for the present at
least.
Mrs. Sylvester Nudge. who has been
quite III with la grippe for about four
weeks. has sufficiently recovered 70 be
out again.
john Ryan and wife. who have teen
employed Ia the Occur d'Alene Inn for
some time past left "Wednesday for
spokane.
Frank Ferman left on Monday eve
ning's train for wardner whsre he viii
take his old position as ieamster at one
Of the mines.
Mrs. Gro. C. Thomson visited her
daughter. Mrs Martin L. Reddy, m SpO-
kane. the first Of the week, returning
home Tuesday.
The earnings OF the county auditors
Office for the last quarter Of 1900. were
Sizes 70. said 10 be the largest Of any
previous quarter.
Andrew Kahnen, q recent arrival
from The east, has purchased the WIN.
Ryan farm on the prairie, about five
miles from town.
We are agents for the American
steam laundry, Spokane. Packages sent
from here on Monday aud returned on
Saturday morning.
CIR. S,ieT, treasurer OF the Occur a.
Aiene Lumber Co. left Monday for his
home IN Shawano, Wis. lie will prob
ably return in the spring
Ralph Bernard spent the FIRST OF the
week in Spokane. returning home Tues
day. lie Was accompanied by his sister,
Miss Maud Bernard.
About fifteen Of the young frieuss OF
Miss Bessie Mcdonald rendered eE a
very pleasant surprise At the SoIrnson
house "Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. + Bradbury, OF warduer, ar
rived here on Friday OF last week aud
win visit some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cooper
BIZ. Searls came up from Spokane
Tuesday to visit the family OF his !
brother, q. c. SeaFls. Mr.. Searls is en-
gineer on the steamer Defender.
The bonds OF thrty-two saloon-keep.
rrs Tor the arst quarter Of 1901 was &C
cepted and approved by the board Of
county commissioners last week.
Prof HarlEel Cobb has again been EN-.
ployed TO teach a three.moaths' term In
The French gulch school, district No. ..
He will begin some time IN May.
The new board Of county commits
sIoners is still in session, and IL is
thought il will require all Of next week
for them to complete their labors.
c. A. Waters returned Wednesday
form Lane, where he organized lodge
OF the Modern woodmen Of America,
lie left last evening for spokane.
Fred Lang, OF Appleton, Wis, arrived
here last saturday Ia company with II.