The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-04

FRANK Weeks has sold lots TO- II ana
" block l., city, TO Frank leighton fol
consideration Of $40. The lots were
decided to Mr. Leightons wife as q
Christmas present.
How about that new suit or over
coatr We have the largest and best
assorted line Of clothing ever shown in
The city. Mems and boys at prices q
SUIT your pocket book. The Idaho Mer
camille company.
w. i. Callow returned, "Wednesday
morning. from Moscow, where he spen,
lew days on business in connection
with the Idaho Mica Mining Co. ia
which he is interested.
II any OF our customers have failed
TO get their Christmas calendar, we
would be pleased to have them call at
the store and they will be supplied.
Idaho Mercantile Company.
John Thomson and his brother have
disposed of mining claim. which they
owned In the Wolf Lodge district, TO
Spokane parties. They have a tunnel
III ~ feet on the property and IL shows
good ledge of ore.
The Epworth leagues Of Post Falls,
Rathdrum and Ceur d'Alene will hold
a rally at Rathdrum. Sunday, Jan. IL.
An interesting program will be arrang-
eli for the rally and II the weather is
favorable there will be good attend
aDce.
Byron Renshaw and Otto Schmidt
have purchased the Minis property. lots
8 and 1, block 2s. for a consideration of
1900. Mrs. Minis expects TO leave next
week for st. Anthony, this state, where
her husbund is engaged ia the mercan-
tile business.
While everybody is cordially invited,
a special invitation is extended 70 all
Christians TO attend the communion
service TO be held tomorrow morning
Al II o'clock in the Presbyterian church.
There will be no service in the evening.
Christian Endeayor prayer meeting as
usual al q SO
Mr. William OlIara and Miss Kate
Thamke. two well known young PEG.
pie Of this place. will be united in mar
rage this evening at Rathdrum, by
Father Purcell. They have fitted up
a neat and comfortable home Ia the
Minis residence and will settle down to
housekeeping with the best wishes Of a
host OF friends.
A. " Chamberlin spent few days
al the Homebuilder mine the FIRST OF
the week and brought down some good
samples from the ledge lie says that
the tunnel which the company is drv-
ing should reach the ledge within the
next thirty feet aud feels confident that
IL will show Il good body OF ore.
Ralph Bernard has disposed OF the
west % fee, OF lot 3. block i. Sherman
street, 20 Grin Olmstead for 81 600
The price is $40 a front foot aud 1t is one
Of The best sales that has been made.
lie will move the building occupied AS
a furniture store 10 the ground just
purchased aud also remove the meat
market building. They viii be re-
placed by substantial two-story brick
with 81 feet frontage on Sherman street
and W feet deep.
The masquerade ball at the pavilion
New Years eve was a success ia every
way. There were many neat costumes
aud the ebaracierizlug was excellent.
The prizes were awarded 10 the follow
ing parties for the best impersonators
Miss Mabel kaesemeyeT. japanese girl
lni lad,'s prize: Miss Mary Thomson,
morning star, second lady's prize; Peter
Ritzhcimer. Zulu boy. first gents prize
William Kipp and Clifford Casey, organ
grinder and monkey, second gents pre-.
The dancers enjoyed themselves until a
late hour, when they retired convinced
that the Maccabees were entertainers