The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-09-20

notY You cannot Oxford TO be without
II when you can secure II whole year
for 81 in advance.
In buying hardware you want the
best there Is. Cheap hardware is dear
at most any price. We sell the good
reliable kind at low price. Armand
PerrenOnd.
During Sunday the smoke was so
dense on the lake that nayigatin be-
came uncertain. The steamer Echo
lost its course during the evening and
Capt, Dunn did not reach home until
10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rune0rD. Of
walla Walla. are visiting W. II. Best,
OF Hayden Lake. Mr.. RuncorD is
thinking OF investing in some real
estate with view to locating here
permanently.
We have the most complete line Of
school shoes in the city at prices that
will save you money. They are guar
anteed to be Of good quality and TO
give satisfaction or money refunded.
u. II. Williams, the shoe man.
The plasterers are at work on the
residence OF +. A. Blackwell and the
contract calls for the completion OF the
building by November |. IL will be
the finest and most convenient resi-
denee in northern Idaho.
Col ID. ii. Budlong. register of the
[. 5. landoiiiee, has been granted a
leave Of absence for thirty days and
will go east the first OF next month TO
attend the national encampment OF the
g. A. H. at Washington city.
Peter Nelson and Ole Olson brought
rowb0at TO town Tuesday which is
supposed 10 have been stolen by the
Standpoint train robbers. The boat
WAS found concealed under a shelving
rock near Mr.. Nelson's place.
Oliver Jellum met with a painful
accident Saturday by being struck In
the eye with q small piece of steel
from a wedge which be WAS driving
into a stick OF wood. II is feared that
be may lose the sight OF the eye.
The curtain la the show window at
i. 4. Steinke's jewellery store took fire
Tuesday aud caused some excitement
until Mr Steinke succeeded ia tearing
Il down and throwing it into the street.
II is supposed that the fire started from
a match which Mr. Steinke lighted near
the curtain.
Iusl received, one car sugar, one ear
salt, Que car hour. two cars feed Com
Ing Ia 4 few days, one car sugar one
car barbed wire aud nails II will pay
you to get prices before placing your
fall order. The Idaho Mercantile com-
pany. wholesale and retail general
merchandise
A small gathering OF friends CAV
Miss Anna Eldcrkin a surprise, Thurs.
day evening. the occasion being her
birthday The evening was most pleas
an,iy spen, ia games aud music furnish.
ed by the Occur d'Alene Quarieiie
club. after which the friends bid good
nigh, 10 the hostess.
4 representative oi the Woodruff
Mcclure Lumber company a big in.
situation OF kheinlander, Wis, was here
this week looking for a millsiie lie
examined the Robbins tract fronting
The lake cas, OF town. II be succeeds
IN securing site and can buy enough
timber the large plant Of the firm
|, viii DC moved 10 this place.
q. ;. Thomas has disposed OF his in.
tercsis here 10 Nm. Dollar and retired
from the banking business. lie will
seek new location al some point on the
Great Northern. During his residence
here Mr. Thomas has proven himself
an honorable and capable business
man aud enjoys the confidence Of our
people who regret that he is to leave
as.
:. A. Narnam, the contractor, has a
force Of metz at work preparing the
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plan, that James Monaghan is to erect
on the old site The building is TO be
Of stone and brick, two stories, 4oX70
feet with an annex sox2l feet, one story
high There will be three living rooms
for the engineer, boiler and engine
room and machinery room.
Mrs. Peter Peterson. aged about 65
years. died at the home OF Mr. and Mrs,
John Rospn. in this place, Monday
/, evening. after All illness Of a few days,
from pneumonian. The funeral took
place Tuesday from the Methodist
church. Rev. T. q. llodgson officiating.
The remains were buried in the Post
cemetery. Mrs. Peterson lived with her
} husband on farm north Of town.
Lightning Freaks.
During Tuesdays storm bolt Of
lightning struck the house occupied by