The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-01-17

" inc Ddliu boys III the opera mouse 10.
night. Music for dancing by both the
full band and the Lakeside orchestra.
We haze just six heating stoves left
OF our last large consignment, which we
are Offering at One-ffth below our regu.
lar price. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
We are agents for the largest exclu-
sive tailoring house 10 the world. We
guarantee tit or no pay. Suits Of
clothing at eastern prices. Blood Bros.
In 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
PeTenond.
The Presbyterian Aid society will
hold dime social Tuesday afternoon
aud evening at the home of Mrs. B. II.
Williams ia the Scallon block. Re
Treatments will be served.
For big line OF heating stoves
cooking stoves or ranges to select from
go 10 PerenoUd's hardware store.
Price and quality cannot be duplicated
by any other dealer.
We make a speciality of shoes and de-
vote our time 10 same. we sell shoes
that give satisfaction. II they do not,
return them and We will give you a new
pair u. II. Williams.
Robert Stewart returned from his
visit 20 The DAlles, Oregon, wednes-
day lie purchased a stock Of goods in
Portland and win open gents furnish
ing store In the new Scallon block.
The Northwestern Home Finding
associations local board will bold
social At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
II. Budlong Thursday evening. Music
and refreshments. An are invited.
Call and examine our shoes which we
are selling a, red figure prices. You
will find them - per cent. cheaper than
you can buy the same shoe at any other
place In Occur d'Alene. u. II. VIII
llamS
The ladies Of the Methodist Aid so
ciety viii hold n social Tuesday even
ing nj the home Of Mr. and Mrs. David
Holmes. A musical program will be
rendered and refreshments served for
a small fee
You want 90 remember that the
Idaho Mercantile Co. are headquarters
for everything in the general merchan-
disc line, at prices that cannot be beaten
anywhere. We guarantee satisfaction
in price and quality or refund your
money.
Onr big discount clearance sale will
begin next week. Look out for prices
and bargains We are going to offer
you the best discounts ever given the
people Of this vicinity. Save your
money until you see our bargains. Wig
eeit & Empey Co.
!. W. Hill. general agent OF the
Northern Pacific. was In town Friday,
arranging with the Lyon Lumber com
pany for putting in a sidetrack TO their
new mill down the river MIR. Hin
thought there would be at least two
new sawmills built here this season
sheriff Dyer had a narrow escape
from death Saturday. While STOPPING
over. his revolver slipped from the hol.
ster and was discharged by striking the
floor. The ball passed in front Of his
breast and through the neshy part Of
his arm above the elbow causing
painful flesh wound
Speaking of late arrival here the
sherman County (Ore.) Observer says:
Earl Sanders has hosts Of friends who
will be pleased to hear that he has fine
prospects ahead Of him in Cnur
dAlene City. Idaho. where he has
located and is practicing his profession.
Ceur d'Alene is lively little city"
George Cooper has rented the old
brewery building on Second street to
Charles Carlson, late of Vancouver,
Wash, who will iit IL up for a bottling
works. His machinery win be shipped
atonce and he will be prepared to bottle
all kinds OF soft drinks and mineral
waters.
Mr.. Geo. J.. Boomer leaves here
Thursday next on an extended lectur-
ing tour under the auspices OF the So
cialist party. lie viii attend meeting
of the national committee of that party
in st. Louis on the Goth of this month,
representing the state of Washington
as national committeeman. This is his
second trip in this capacity. Before and
while returning Mr.. Boomer will speak
in all the principal cities of Illinois,
Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri, Kansas,
Colorado, Utah, southern Idaho, Cali
fornia, Oregon and Washington. He
expects to be gone two or three months,
and during his absence the NJ. W. A.
band and Lakeside orchestra viii be
conducted by Mr., Lumpkin.