The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05


James ii. Harte, the real estate and
insurance man, Is now nicely located Ia
the front room OF the new bank block.
lie also occupies the room back Of 1t.
Armand PerrenOud. one Of our lead
ing merchants, has leased room at 81.
Maries and will open stock Of hard
ware and furniture In that thriving
town.
Fresh stock OF field, flower and garden
seeds, in bulk or packages. Fancy
mixed lawn grass. Seed wheat and
oats ~ bottom prices. The Idaho Mer-
camille Go.
We are sole agents for the celebrated
$500 and $3.50 and t4OO w. l.. Doug
lass shoe. We. will be pleased 10 show
you the new styles. The Idaho Mercan-
tile company.
1t ID the intention TO have the
George Oakss ready tc make her first
tip over the lake Monday and the
steamer Spokane will resume her regu-
lar run up the st. Joe.
We have the latest style In mems
caps. steamboatlng, ralIroading,' and
yachting, also n hue line Of boys aud
girls seiiOol caps. The Idaho Aercau-
tile company.
II. e. HOisington has placed n very
neat quartsred OAK bar aud sldeboard
Ia the Mineral Exchange and made
other Improvements that add " the
attractIveBess OF the place.
II you are looking for tine stock Of
wall paper 10 select from, Nc have just
received u large shipment OF the latest
spring patterns. They are beauties
aud AIll he sold very reasonable. Ar
InAnd PerrrnOad.
Vim. O'Nell OF ST. JOE. spent Wed
nesdAy ia town. lie has purchased
james Raftsr's interest Ia the hotel al
the head Ot navigation aud Is now soae
proprietor VI that popular resort. Ar.
natter has the Thunder Mountain fever.
Those who attended the bazaar aud
dance given by the ladies OI tlie Epls-
copAi Guild Al the bank opera mouse,
MOndAy evening, we're we'll repaid. The
net proceeds from the sale VI fancy
articles aud n handsome quiz donaIed
by Mn. slrtlrr were COZ.
Is. IL. Williams Is opening up hAr.
ness shop Ia the old bank building Aud
has purchased cpmpictc stock vi SHOES
| which viii arrive from The east Ia \
short time. Ious patronage Is solle
tied aud when the stock OF shoes arrives
you arc invited 10 call aud Inspect The
same.
The Richelieu bar. owned by o. A.
Olmst-Ad and Jos. Petumoulx IL the
swellrsl place Ia northern Idaho. The
hKtarvA arc all very handsome. Of pure
ivory white, trimmed Ia gold. They
consist OF screen. cigar case. bar. side
bsArd aud ice chest and present n very
pleasing aud neat appearance.
Frank Maxwell. Of Wallace, spent
Thursday here with his brother J. 4
Marx well proprietor Of The Richelieu
cafe. lie had beea examining some
mining prospects above 81. MAries
and Is very favorAbly impressed with
them. lie also has an interest Ia The
famous llercuiese mine near Burke.
The Exchange bank now occupies new
quarters In is brick block. The bank
uses the corner room. which has been
handsomely finished with tiling door
aud fancy iron ceiling. Tue decorations
are neat aud make n very comfortable
aud convenient home for the insutu-
ton. Later new fixtures will be added.
The reading society met with Miss
Sweet. Friday evening Of last week
Selections from Holmes were read and
discussed, and the evening was one OF
the most enjoyable, As well As the most
profitable, yet spent. The society me,
with Col. and Ms. Budlong last night
The evening was devoted TO Coleridge,
One Of the most quiet town elections
ever held here took place Tuesday and
resultd In the election OF the following
persons to serve as town trustees fol
the coming year: V. W. Sander IS votes
A. V. Chamberlain. So; W. II. McFar
land. So: q. 5. Thomas, So; ArmAnC
Perrenoud. g. DIR. T.. J. Scallon re
ceived "a votes.
The Richelleu Is a very neat cat,
opened to the public Tuesday by J. 4
Maxwell on sherman street. Tn,
place has been fitted up with moderi
range and other kitchen conveniences
There are six private boxes, Eve table,
and other accommodations that max
the Richelieu an inviting looking piac,
to the hungry and we are informed tina
the service is excellent The place /
conducted on the order plan aud is re
csiving a liberal patronage.
We have just learned some OF the par
ticulars Of the death OF J. l., Campbell
which recently took place near pasco
Wash. IL Is said that he became de
spondent over poor health and sho
himself through the head. lie wa
mate on the Northern Pacific boatsI o.
the lake for humber Of years aud lef
here six years ago to take similar pos
ition on one Of the company's COlum
/ bia river boats. lie was a native o
Scotland aud 81 years Of age.
, George II. Lamar, of Washington, 1
, c. left for the east, Thursday evening