The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-04
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signmemt Of trimmed hats IN the latest
styles and will sell at the lowest prices.
Can on her In the bank building.
Fof fine display Of millinery goods
10 the latest styles you should see Miss
Steele. Her prices are right and she
has many designs 70 select from.
A complete line OF rubbers 1000 pairs
the largest shipment ever received
In Occur d'Alene, bought for cash and
sold right. Williams, the shoe man.
Have you seen the low prices on our
heating stoyes2 We have already sold
nearly AS many as we sold all last sea
son. The Idaho Mercantile company.
Winter is coming. Come in and look
over our samples and select yourself
walking skirt. We have the latest nov
elites. The wlggett 4 Empey com
pany.
This week we have on sale a nice line
Of ladies' Eiderdown dressing saqnes
and hanelett night gowns. See window
display. The Idaho Mercantile COM
pany,
y. 3 .Wishard, one OF the old time
residents Of Occur d'Alene and a sub
seriber TO the PHEss for the past ten
years. was in town Monday from
RathdFnm.
Mrs. Bertha Austin returned 10 her
home At Everett. Wash, Wednesday.
after spending q week here as the guest
OF her old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c.
NOrmoyle.
Ia buying hardware you want the
best there Is. Cheap hardware is dear
At most any price. We sell the good
reliable kind at a low price. Armand
perrenond.
A democratic precinct primary, for
the nomination Of two justices OF the
peace and one constable. will be held
At the PREss oElce this Saturday
evening at T.3O o'clock.
The Rosen brothers have a display ad
IN this issue TO which yenr attention is
caiisa. They have just completed the
painting and decorating Mt Captain
o'lirien's new residence.
We have a few ladies' and misses
bats left. which We will close at % per
cent. of Of our former low price. We
need the room for other goods. The
idaho Mercantile company.
Our car Of barbed wire and nails
have arrived. II win pay you TO come
10 and get our prices before placing
yonr order. Wholesale or retail. The
Idaho Mercantile company.
John Rosen and Louis Anderson have
completed their shop and have IL an.
ellored TO the west dock. They will en-.
gage In the manufacture Of boats under
the firm name Of Rosen 4 Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. spragne and
Master Hawthorne Gray, son Of Capt.
Stray. arrived from seattle. Wednesday,
and viii become citizens Of the town.
Mm Sprague is Capt. Gray's daughter.
Ladies ulsters and coats. just the
thing for the coming wet and wintery
season. They are all tailor stitched,
nobby and np to-daie. Call and ex-
amine our line Tie wiagett n En-.
peg 90.
REV. W. u. Mcfarland will preach
The sermon tomorrow morning In the
Presbyterian church. No evening
service. Miss Sweet will lead the
Christian EndeavoT meeting in the
evening al Go.
MF and Mrs. Frank Damn have taken
charge Of the Inn dining room under
lease and viii conduct the same.
Their good regulations As culinary
artists are a guarantee that they will
keep the tables up TO their present
high standard.
Mrs. Matte Graves. the temperance
lecturer. sends word that she viii be
unable 10 ill her appointments at the
Methodist church Of this place this
evening and tomorrow but will address
The people the following saturday and
sunday.
Mr.. and MrS. L. T. Dittemore, who
recently moved from the prairie to Post
Falls. suffered the loss OF their baby,
aged six months, from cholera in.
fantum, Tuesday morning. The
funeral took place Wednesday morn.
ing at II o'clock.
IL. r. Swanke. Of Tigerton, WIS.,
formerly member OF the Occur d.
Alene Lumber company, dropped in on
sunday mornings train and spent the |
day renewing acquaintance with his
old friends. lie was returning from
trip to California.
Mr.. Robbins Of the Robbins Lumber
company. Rheinlander, Wis. was in
town the Iirst Of the week looking after |
his timber interest II the deal for the |
sale Of his timber holdings and millsite. |
which is now pending, fails, Mr.. Rob
bins company will build mill and
engage in the manufacture of lumber, !
The new boiler for the tug boat which |
+. W. johnson is building for the st. |
Joe Boom company. arrived Tuesday |
aud was unloaded Wednesday. It is Of
the scotch marine type, 100 horse power
and weighs about $4,000 pounds. The
hull OF the boat is ready to receive the
boiler and 1t will be placed in position
al once.