The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-25

hf ana Mrs. Geo. j. Joyce arrived,
last Saturday, from Belgrade, Mont,
To spend a couple OF weeks visiting her
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. John IIager
If not subscriber 10 the PREss, why
noty You cannot Oxford to be without
1t when you can secure it whole year
for 81 in advance.
II square dealing is what you are at.
ter, this is the store for you, for the
square is the rule and guide of our bus
mess. The Wiggett x Empey Co.
If you want first class range, cook
Ing stove or heater, remember that we
buy by the carload and can sell cheaper
than anybody Armand perrenoud.
The temperature took a tumble Fri
day morning. With stiff breeze from
the northeast and heavy fall of snow
We have our first spell Of genuine win.
ter weather
The Idaho Mercantile c3m pany are
advertising Il great discount or clear
ance sale. 1t will pay you to take ad
vantage of the low prices. You will
find everything as advertised.
VIII receive ear load of barbed wire
by the middle of February II you
want to fence call and let me give you
prices. | viii save you money. Ar
mand Perrenoud.
William Doulon and Bernard Noon,
members of the Largey Lumber com
pany, came in Monday morning from
Butte and spent the day here looking
over their mill property.
Miss Burrows viii lead the Christian
Endeayyr prayer meeting at the Pres
byterian church tomorrow evening.
The topic viii be Entering the King
dom Every body welcome.
Major C. u. Warner has been recon-
mended for reappuintmeut as receiver,
ana john i. Yost, editor of the Repub
llcan. recommended for Cob Budlong S
place as register Of the land Office.
The school election held is district
No. - across the river, resulted IN a
decision 10 change the location 10 a
poiut nearer the center of the district
aud erect :. log school house by yo!un.
tary labor.
While working around The barn, sua
day evening Lyman Acre, who lives ln
I The French gnlch mel ghOOrAOod, silpp, q
aud fell causing fracture OF his ngD'
co.laf bone. The fracture WAS reduced
Monday morning aud Mr. Acre Is get.
ting along nicely.
Major aud Mrs. Warner entertained
I Misses Burrows Sweet, Davis lioie-
man aud M4asfa Maker, schmidt aux
RensAaW at cards Tuesday evening
Miss Sweet aud Mr. keushaw prove,
10 be- tie mos, Successful p.aYers lie
( lIesbmou,s mere served aud plrasan
evening MAS enjoyed by all.
Ca last Friday evening the member
OF the Cu.ur d'Alrne Reading societ!
were entertained for their lfst mectin;
AFTER the holidays 10y Miss coleman anC
! Mr. Maker at The residence Of MI
aud Mrs Geo. Cooper. They met las
evening with Mrs Fred Wilson anc
elected officers for the ensuing tire
months.
George W. Clous. practical o?ticiat
from spokane. viii again visit Cru
d'Alcue and may be lound at the Lake
side Pharmacy. Monday and Tuesday
January p aud y, prepared 10 eXAmint
eyes free Of charge aud TO give periec
satisfaction IN Giuns them. II yo'
are In need Of glasses or wish new
lenses In your frames il viii pay you {
call.
Clement wilkins, the well know
clerk at the Caur d'Aleue brig Stor,
has purchased the stock OF ID. i. Maso
and sill continue the business undo
tile name Of the Cuur d'Alene Du
go. Mr.. wilkins is graduate phaI
mecisi aud has much experience /
compromising medicines His adver
ilsemcnt appears IN the PRE,s, in who
he asks the pubic for their patronage
, The reappointmeui of u. T. Maso
as postmaster and his confirmation 1
the senate, Wednesday, gives gcner'
satisfaction. Mr.. Mason is accommC
dating and looks after public busine'
in very satisfactory manner. ll1N
ing disposed of his drug business, !
will give his whole attention to the po
Office aud expects 10 give the people Il
. best possible service. The post o,it
has been cut off from the drug store b
making hallway along the side lea
ing from the front 10 the back room.
Barney Borson, who was born in !
= Coss county, Wis, May Il, 1861, al
g came to this place over two years ag
u died at his home of consumption, Mo-
day morning. The funeral took pla
e Wednesday from the Methodist churc
e Rcy. Il. &, llodgSon acting AS chap'a
y for the q Id Fellows. under whose Oci'
iu(al rituAlstic service the funeral W,
\ conducted 10y members of Cwur d Alel
X lodge No. 81. Deceased was a memb
d of Downing, Wis, lodge. lie leaves
wife. whom he married three years az
: aud father, who recently came he
5 from Wisconsin, lie was a young m
II of good habits aud had many irien
who sympathise with the family.
~ who Was It'
" Who sympathiZed with you when y