The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-09

Just arrived. beautiful line OF AZ.
mlmeter and smyrna rugs, and If YOU
are looking for a carpet, we can suit
you at prices that you can not dnpll.
cate In Spokane. The Idaho Mercan-
Tile company.
| u Is rnmored that a well known
young lady Of this nelghborbood visited
spokane during the week for the pnr.
pose OF purchasing household goods,
which looks as though there might be
wedding In the near future.
We have just received a nice lot of
drapery material in oriental and floral
designs. Just what you want 10 reno.
yate your old furniture. From IS cts.
TO 81. 10 per yard. The Idaho Mercan.
tile company.
Mrs. l.. Mitchell. recently from San
Francisco. has secured rooms ia Mrs.
Geo. Minis residence with the view OF
conducting business school. Courses
IN typewriting. stenogFaphy, CONNER
eial corresponding and other studies
VIII be taught.
How about that new suit or over
coetg We have the largest and best
assorted line Of clothing ever shown in
the city. Mems and boys at prices TO
suit your pocket book The Idaho Mer.
camille company.
As the steamer George Cakes was
coming down the lake last Saturday
the men on board discovered large
deer swimming across at the narrows.
The boat was stopped and the unerring
aim OF IL. u. Stevens, the fireman, put
the deer out Of existence.
We are agents for the International
Tailoring Co. They are conceded by
all 10 be the best for Ct and workman.
ship. Measure taken correctly. Fit
and satisfaction guaranteed In every
Instance. The Idaho Mercantile com.
pany.
Some OF the young men are compIet-
Ing arrangements for grand masqner-
ade bail At the pavilion on ThanksgiY-
ing evening. Thursday. Nov. %. IL is
10 be one OF the best dances ever given
here and cash prizes will be awarded |
and the boys are expecting TO engage
excellent music for the occasion. Post. 1
ers will be out in few days giving de-
tails and telling where tickets may be 4
purchased.
George w. clous, practical optician /
from Spokane. will visit our city Mon.
day and Tuesday. Nov. II and IL. and /
may be found at the Lakeside Phar- /
macy prepared 10 examine the eyes free
Of charge, aud 10 give perfect satisfac.
ton In Citing them. All work will be
guaranteed. II you need glasses 1t will
pay you 10 call. nov.2.2t.
Up 10 yesterday no trace Of the miss
lag child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Me-
carthy had been found. although
searching parties secured the woods .
and dragged the riyer during the week.
A large amount Of dynamite has been
exploded in tie river with a view to
raising the body, but 10 no effect. The
mother is stu in a critical condition
over the loss OF her child. Il seems
70 be the general opinion that the child
. In the river and the body may not be
'ound until next summer.
r. ". johnson. the well known boat
'u.l Ter OF this place. has secured a con.
Fact from the IIumbird Lumber com.
ANY. OF Standpoint. for the construc-
ion Of a tug boat with beam Of eigh-
cen feet and So feet in length. Il will
e a screw propeller and used by the
ompany for towing logs. Mr.. johnson
caves for standpoint Monday to begin
voTk ON the new boat. II viii be 1T
ed with the best machinery and an en-.
Pine Of 100 horse power.
At noon Wednesday. Nov. Z. 1901,
edward r. Davis and Anna NJ. Stinson
vere married by Rev. g. l.. Deffen.
'augh. The ceremony was performed
i the residence Of the brides parents.
N Loif Bay, in the presence OF mum.
YER Of relatives and intimate friends of
he family. Dinner was soon called
md the guests sat down to a bountiful
epast. prepared by the brides mother.
n the evening a reception was held in
ionor of the newly married couple.
George Daniel and NJ. c. McElroy,
.wo timber cruisers, were lost in
he forest near Santa last week for
hree days. While In the heart Of the
white pine belt their compass became
leranged and in the rain and snow they
we're 50 bewildered that they were I'M
lille 10 find their way ont for three
lays. During this time they wandered
~ day, resting at night. without food
81 shelter until the evening of the third
lay when they reached Santa almost
exhausted from hunger and exposure,
The Gold Hill Mining company, own
ng the Monitor aud Merrimae claims,
/ few miles east Of town viii doa large
amount of development work the com.
ing winter. The company has built
cabins and is preparing to run two
shifts on a tunnel which 1t is driving
on the Monitor. This tunnel is already
In 70 feet. The company recently sold
a sixteenth interest In the Monitor to
John Haybault, of Rossland, for $1,000.
The assays from the lodges are said to
be very satisfactory aud the members
of the company are well pleased with
the prospect