The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-05

ton Of deputy organizer for the Order
Of Washington and will work in the
northern part Of the state.
Thomas Williamson, Of Rmida, has
purchased two lots OF r. N. Redell in
o'bnsn's addition adjoining those
which he recently purchased.
VIM. G. Lohmann aud family OF Bur.
llngton. Iowa and Willie Sander came
10 on Friday mornings train. Mr..
Lohmann Is brother Of as. v. w.
Sander.
just received another lot OF John
Mofreil's hams aud bacon. These are
the best packed In the United States
Try them. The Idaho Mercantile com
pany.
Extra copies OF the Spokane Spec
tAtoE. containing an illustrated writeap
OF Co'ur d'Aiene. are for sale at the
PREss Office. Buy them and send east
70 your friends.
We are sole agents for Caur d'.Alene
for Mccormick headers. mowers. reap.
ers, hay rakes. etc. etc. These are the
best machines made. Idaho Mercan.
tile company.
Z. A. Reese. Of walla wAlla, is hAv.
ing q new front pat in II. X. smiths
sherman street building and will ct il
up tot cigar store. lie expects 10 oe-
eupy il Ia about two weeks.
A buggy and a portion Of a set Of
single harness was found between
Occur d'Alcne and Silver Beach. Own.
r. can have same by proving property
and paying Charge, Il. r. Pelkey.
The mill shat down Wednesday even.
ing and most Of the men reduced their
months pay enough 20 hAvs a good
time celebrating the Fourth. They
will nosl until Monday when the hum
Of industry may again be heard.
II yoa arc looking for llne stock Of
wali paper 10 select from, We have Just
received large shipment Of the latest
spring patterns. They are beauties
and NiIl be sold very reasonable. Ar
mand Pcfreno0d-
Mr.. and Mrs.. Geo. y. Steele have be-
come residents Of Caur d'Alene. Mr.
steele vas fof number OF years agent
Of the Crar d'Alene Indian reserva.
ton. where his administration was very
sneeeNstul.
Armand Perrenoad closed 4 deal
Thursday evening for the purchase of
the hardware, plumbing and timing
business Of Lund company and has
taken possession Of the place lie viii
coutinne The business al the old stand,
Master Mechanic Buck and Store.
keeper BrAden. OF the Hockey noun.
tain division, which now includes the
branch line, were in town Monday look
ina ovcT the property Of the company
and becoming acquainted with rail-
way conditions in this vicinity.
The rains Of the past few days have
dAmpcned the aFior Of Fourth Of July
orators aud caused some disappoint-
mrn, t. those who wished TO celebrate;
but the farmer wears a broader smile
than any celebration could. pat 90 his
face. The rain is dollars In his pocket.
Armand rerrenond. the well known
hardware dealer OF this place, and J G.
o'Reilley aud J. c. Bird, Of Spokane,
have incorporated for the purpose Of
conducting a general hardware business
at 81. Maries. They are all experienced
hardware men.
The following are among those who
took the train Thursday evening for
Spokane TO spend the Fourth. Albert
Carroll. AT AIkire, William Frederic,
Frank Weeks, Frank o'Ilars, Edward
Jerome, George Scott, Roy Leighton,
Henry smith, Arthur Golden. II they
don't burn red fire enough TO have
Cnur dAlene properly represented at
the celebration there is no use In Others
trying.
James Reid, Charles Tomkins. Rob.
ert Dudley. ]. 7. Peterson, Edward
Crockett, Edward NeckenbCcker and J..
W, Peterson have returned from a trip
TO southern Oregon, where they all Sc
cured timber claims under the timber
aud stone act, and sone Of them also
died homesteads. They speak very
highly Of the Oregon country. They
took the Southern Pacific from Port
land south through the Willamette val
hey, across the Siskiyou mountains and
through the fertile Rogue river valley,
70 Ager, California, where they took
the stage tor a ride of les miles. Their
destination was Goose lake in Oregon,
where they found some tine forests OF
yellow pine.