The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-06-15

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4 $50 gents Rambler. guaranteed
elial to any go wheel, can be seen at
Sc )tts agency.
Rev. z. q. IIodgson. presiding officer
over the church trials 10 the First
Methodist church OF Spokane, returned
home Thursday morning.
During the past week there were "a
homestead entries at the land Office,
eight hnal proofs. IS cash entries and
ole mineral application.
Krolzer will buy. sell or exchange
anything In The second hand goods line;
also deals in junk, such rs rubber, cop
per, brass and old east iron.
Ernest Weeks returned from the east
Saturday after an absence of eight
months. lie spent most of the time in
81 Paul and Minneapolis.
Agent for the Champion mowers aud
rakes, also the Osborne mowers and
rakes. These machines are guaranteed.
i'errenoud's hardware store.
A fine Kimbail piano that retails at
over $500 for sale on easy terms, price
SEQ. Inquire at this Office If you are
looking for a bargain in piano.
Our spring tailor made suits from
So up. Fine trousers TO order from
50 % up. Perfect fits guaranteed at low
prices. wiggett & Empey Co.
You will need new summer suit;
yon wish good goods, a neat fit, the best
tailoring and the latest style. +. D..
Keller n Co will guarantee satisfac-
tion.
A new line Of wall paper. including
the latest designs of plain and figured,
at Perrenoud's hardware store. For
prices and quality these papers cannot
be duplicated
Young Oscar Schneider is feeding $50
gold pieces TO the "hog" at the saw
mill. While leaning over the chute TO
the machine ihe money slipped from
his JACKIE; pocket.
a new stock Of bicycle supplies BOW
on sale al SCOTS bicycle agency. The
eements. inner tubes and outer cas-
ings are OF this years stock, eonse-
qaeniiy they are fresh and good.
Mrs John Rice came up from Spo-
kane Sunday and spent few days Wis
ting her parents. From here she went
20 Rossland. Is. c, where her husband
has engaged la The grocery business.
Farmers. do you kaow that Armand
percnoud, hardware dealer, has all
kinds Of agricultural implements NJ
prices that cannot be duplicated IN the
town. Call aud see II tits is not true
when YOU want 10 buy.
Mrs. c. ID. Warner left. Tuesday. for
CanbTidge. y. Y. 70 visit friends and
relatives. She took the remains Of her
mother. who died several years ago.
back 10 The old home for iinal burial.
Miss Rosa Brown, Who has been an
invalid for several years and unable 10
leave the house, walked down town
Moaday. II il Tie FIRST time she has
walked any distance for three years.
Miss Grace MARROW came up from
Spokane Sunday 10 visit her parents.
Monday Miss Florence Scott. OF the
sane city, came up and spent couple
OF days as The guest Of the Marlows.
Miss Marie Van Dsrsai, OF Helena,
gave an clocntiouay entertainment Ia
the Methods, church Monday evening.
There was not very large attendance,
but the youog lady pleased her audi.
ence and Is said 10 possess good ability
in her lIne.
IN mentioning the arrest Of Jack
Marsal last week on the charge Of steal
ing saddle tie name was wrongly
spelled Marshal. oar Jack Marshal
would not steal saddle or anything
else and 40 one believed him to be the !
party referred to.
James II. iIarte was reelected grand I
keeper Of records and seal for the do. /
main Of Idaho at the session az the
grand lodge. Knights OF pythias, held /
at pocaiello during the week. Mr.. |
lIarie has held the position from the
organization Of the grand lodge aud is
a very efficient officer.
Mrs Emelino ReinGart, aged IS years.
died az the Deaconess home, Spokane. /
at I O'Clock Thursday evening Deceas.
cd went 20 the iustiin,ion from her
home 1t Rathdrnm about 10 days ago.
She WAS suffering from heart trouble,
The remains were shipped 10 RatAdrum
for interQsht
Last Sundays game OF bali between
The Cmur d'Alene team and Spokane
resulted In a score of II TO 3 I
in favor OF the home team Tomorrow
a game win be played with the Priest
River club, on the Fort sherman
grounds. Our boys put up good game
and have been very successful so far
this season.
Hon Thomas lIeaney. of Shoshone
county, spent Wednesday in town soli-
citing signatures to petition for Tie
pardon OF Paul Corcoran who was con
victed aud sentenced to IL years in the |
penitentiary during the riot two years
ago. lie met with good success here,
securing 10 signatures TO the petition.
Cprcoran has served two years and a
strong petition win go to the board
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