The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-23

MfE Jessie lthcksL helufned IIOH
Portland, Or. Tuesday morning. where
she had spent abouttwo weeks visiting
friends.
Until further notice DR.. s. II. Nc.
Euen will be at this place sud can be
consulted at his Office In Mcfarland
block.
II. X. Swanke and Joseph R0emer re
turned from the st. Maries, Tuesday.
where they had been 70 look after timber
interests.
Buy Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and
Tolu for coughs. colds aud all bronchial
and lung troubles, for sale at the CRur
d'Alene Drug Store.
O. p. Gunderson has purchased the
property OF A. l.. Davis on Coenr a.
Alene street, occupied at present by z.
Is. Keller.
Miss Mary Thomson returned from
Spokane Wednesday. where she spent
few days visiting her sister. Mrs. Mar
tin l.. Reddy.
W. q. Luce, the saw liler for the Cenr
d'Alene Lumber Co, returned Thurs.
day from Spokane where he had spent
several days.
Tom KrotEer aud Bert Bennett left
Saturday for Wolf Lodge, where they
spent few days fishing, returning here
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jane Lewis. who has been here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Russell, for several weeks, IelI Thursday
for Butte. Mont.
Bert Weeks. Harry McClOud and Fay
Perkins left last Saturday for Gem 10
work la the mines until some kind OF
work starts up here.
Srrgean, O'Keefe left Tuesday even
ing for Post Falls TO look after the i'm
provem-nts that are being made on his
ranch near that place.
A few of the friends Of J. A. Della
meter rendered him pleasant surprise
Thursday evening al the honie OF hls
sister. Mrs. Grace Collegiate;
Puritan srifrising buck " heat. Malt
BreakfAs, fO,'d, Iucu, Grape huts, VIC.
tor oats. Wheat Maua. All crrrals fresh.
The wiggrtt 4 Gmpey Go.
Henry II. Barring. OF Spokane formerly
employed by Blrnz Il -, at this p'are,
a,ss IT, JoaH trS days Inis Serk saAG
lug hands With old friends.
Mrs. l.. H. rhA,cr. Of La,ah. Wash
~ ho has bern visiting the family Of IN.
AcEurn Tor the past tNo AcrEs. re-
turned to her home yesterday.
Mrs. William Dumdi. of COIfaK, ar
ivcd here yesterday morning aud Nil
visit al the home Vt her s..,i. thas (
Ddmdi. for about two weeks
Our spring tailor made suits from
90 zap. Finr Trousers TO order from
81 % up Perfect its guaranteed at lOn
prices. MiRgctt 4 Empr, Co.
The young son OF Mr aud Mrs Grorg'
L MimA, ~ ho itSs br-en SERIOUSLY 10 Aiti
Ia grippe aud bronchial pneumonia foi
several days is slowly recovering.
A. r. McRrynolds post No. 10. &. A
Il. will give su inaugural bran bake oi
the ~vrniug Of March Z, Ia the pavilion.
They have arranged Tor a program.
n u. Allen has completed the resi-
drncc fur J. z Peterson Un Lake View
Gln-rl. and Mr. Peterson aud wife tpok
up their residence there this week.
The new machinery Of the CoeuT d.
Alrue Lumber Co. consisting OF the
slab grinder aud the planners, WAS moved
from The cat uu the mill Thursday.
Armand rrrrrnoud has just ordered
a car load OF brick which he will sell al
reasonable prices. Parties wishing thai
material would do well 10 see him.
Major e. %. Warner aud Mrs. II. ID
King. Of the land office, were IN Spc'
kane n sunday as witnesses Ia some land
cases brfore the United States cOmmis.
sioncr.
T.. r. Keller & Co, have just received
. due line OF Samples TOT spTing aud
summer tailor made clothing. Keller
" III take your measure aud guarantee
a tit.
A party Of ten young Ladies' euto! ed
the fascinating inhurncr Of a sleigh ride
To Post Falls aud return yesterday
They report an exceedingly pleasant
time.
il Shallis was in Spokane yesterday
to attend the annual shoot OF the Spo-
Kane Rod and Gun club MIR. Shallis ru
trr,d events and 10, lie returned
home this morning
William Pipkin. an employee In the
Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine a.
Wardnpr, came down last saturday e
visit old friends for a few days lie re'
turned TO that place yesterday.
q. y. Calhoun and family came dow
from their ranch near Harrison Satnr
day and are living IN the depot Mr
Calhoun will act AS assistant to Tia
agent when the George Oakes starts.
a few young friends OF Mr. and Mrs
John Frrnan gave them very pleasan
surprise Tuesday evening. About III
teen or twenty young people went from
town, and reported very pleasan
time.
C.E. Coonradt, an experienced dry
goods clerk, arrived Monday from Oaks
r dale, Wash. aud has accepted opposition