The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-01-03

vote our time TO same, we sell shoes
that give satisfaction. II they do not
return them and we will give you a new
pair b. II. Williams.
For a big line OF heating stoves
cooking stoves or ranges 10 select from
go 10 Perrenouds hardware store.
Price aud quality cannot be duplicated
ny any other dealer.
Miss Hattie Steele, the milliner, is
moving her stock To the room occupied
by A. v. Chamberlin. Mr.. Chamberlin
takes the rooms iu the bank building
vacated by Miss Steele.
school will begin Monday morning
IA all the rooms except the pril, ipal's-
that viii open one day latter. New
pupils viii be admitted to the primal y
department, Monday. Feb. 2.
Capt. Sorenson has the frame work
set up for neat open steam launch
which he is building. The hull Is 10 be
~ feet long aud will be equipped with
a SIX horse power marine engine.
Hon. John Is. Goode left for Boise
Thursday. TO represent the Cameron
Lumber company Ia the Ceur d'Alene
river franchise case which comes up in
the district court for consideration.
II. w. Frixzel, of Lewiston, has pu.
chased !. r. Anderson's stock Of Jew
elry aud hxtnres aud will come here to
take charge of the same in few days.
hr. Anderson expects 10 remain here.
Mrs. Fred Wilson and Mrs. G.. L.
Deiienbaugh gave party at the home
Of the last named. Monday evening, in
honor Of Miss Viola Boleman, OF Post
ais, who Was visiting friends in town. |
Cali and examine our shoes which we |
are selling at red figure prices. You
viii fnd them 80 per cent cheaper than
you can buy the same shoe at any other
place In Occur d'Alene. -. IL. VII. I
lialns
Services viii be held at st. Luke's
Episcopal church tomorrow at III
o'clock. The program of Christmas
music will be repeated. The choir
meets Monday evening at the church
for practice.
u. ". Johnson has closed contract
for The building OF a new boat for the
II. Joe Lumber Co, Of Harrison. IL is
to b. all open launch sixty feet in
length, 10 b. equipped with thirty
horse power engine aud guaranteed 10
make speed OF fourteen mites AN hour
A romantic wedding took place on
board Capt, Geo H. Dann's steamer
Eeh", Tuesday morning. December %.
at iop'elock- The happy couple were
IsA >~iggari. OF spokane, aud Charles
Lester, Of Harrison. Justice Chamber
.in Tied the kRo, 10 hts usual dignihed
John &, kosen n Co have the keel
laid tot Vim. farrelfs new Hat bottom
steamboat The hnu will be IS feet
Ia irngIh with = beam Of IL feet aud
ior the purpose Of making
inps up tbe swift water OF the
4 Joe riteT daring the spring.
y hen there Is 4 good stage Of water,
above what is nov The head Of navlga
.lon. II will also b. used Oh the lower
river and lake.
Nj and Mrs J. 7. scott visited Spo-
KANE Wednesday evening for the pur-
Iosr Of attending the wedding OF his
sister Miss DrEila A. Scott. who WAS
united IN marriage 10 Mr., T. c. Blanch-
Ard at ; 80 o. clock New Years eve, at
be bone Of ,ls brides sister, Mrs. II.
!. Belt. The ceremony WAS performed
- br Wallace. pastor OF Westminster
congregational church. IN the presence
4 few close friends OF the family.
The bride Is the daughter Of Wilson
,ccii the veteran postal clerk on the
-ostit dAlcnc and Spokane run.
koo,enai Masonic lodge installed the
GLOWING officers saturday evening ,
Z y. lcllum. W NJ: Geo Thomson, ;.
" -. u. White. J. W: VIM. Dollar.
Treas; 4. Y. Chamberlin. sec David
Meyers. ;. ID; I 4. Iiedal, J. D.; II.
:. ;: J. kennedy. J. $ Geo
liichey, Tyler The installation cere-
Monies took place ia the opera house
md i,ere witnessed by members of the
antilles Of Masons After the cere-
Monies those present enjoyed light
luncheon which had been prepared by
be ladies \ number Of visitors were S
present from Rathdrum aud Post Falls. I
rarmers' Ins utute.