The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-15

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called the pFettiest girl In the city. 4
Tea o. tableta 3b cents. For sale
By the Coenr d'AIene Drug Co.
George Price had bills printed at
this office announcing an auction sale
Of stock and farm implements TO
take place ct the tree claim ranch
four miles north Of Post Falls on
Wednesday, October 10 n 10 o'clock
a. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. smith were
sgTeeabiy surprised Monday evening
Whsn his brother, Wesley Smith, Of
New kenaington, Pa, walked into
their home and made himself known.
The brothers had not met for twelve
years.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
7. A. LaVigns died Wednesday aud
tbs funeral took place the following
day al 9 o'clock a. ~. from the home
OF the parents, Rev. J. p. Barker, Of
the Methodist church conducting the
eeryics.
Mr.. n. Drew IL recovering from an
operation ct ST. Luke's hospital.
Spokane. which was made necessary
By M liberated stomach. The opera
ton consisted Of making q new open
Ing from the stomach to the integtine
and connecting the two.
Mn. Mary Dollar and Der grand
daughter. Miss ProudfOot, who spent
the summer here. leave for Portland
today 10 attend the wedding of rela.
tive. From Portland they 20 20 San
Francisco whore Mrs. Dollar will
spend month visiting one Of her
sous.
Tha crowded condition Of the
public schooi has made Il necessary
for the board 20 erect another baIld-
ing. aud temporary structure viii
he put 40 ON one corner Of the school
grounds. The baIIdIns 10 10 he Z
frame % By 30 fees with ~ feet
posts
John crenahau, one o. the old
settlers Of Kootenni county aud
democratic eand slate for county CON.
missioner In The second district. vas
ia the city Tuesday. Mr. Crenshaw
says that democratic prospects are
good 20 far e. be hes been able TO
observe
a. u Williams left for Nampa
Friday evening 20 attend the Ennual
session Of tbs Grand Encanpment Of
Odd Fellows which couvenes 10 that
toan Monday. LBdwiR Roper Roes
a. the representative u the sabordin.
ste lodge sud Mrs. Samuel Smith 70. /
presents tho Daughters ~ Rsbeknh.
u. H. Williams IL going after the |
rnhi1eF goods trade of the ctty in \ |
big advertisement IN this Issue Of the /
Press. he Il making Il an object 10 /
look up bis Roode aud prices aud |
sttentisn Il called e htr advertise
msal on the last page
The Electric club gave one Of i,s
pleasant social dances Il blackwell
PARK pavilion Wednesday evening.
Abent thirty couples attended and
Nolmn'a orchestra. % SPOKANE.
furnished tha music. The club viii
givs another Of these dances on the
evening Of the 2ath They are h.
NHmirs.
81 Luke's church, tuentieth sun
day after Trinity Holy communion
M, Sunday scheol 10 =. m.
morning prayer aud sermon Ii =. M. |,
evening prayer aud sermon 7.ao y. m.
i.ilaay service on Wednesday At 40
I. n. The Guild uill meet a. the
home ~ Mn. Robert Muneey on
Wednesday At 9;3o p. m.
Mr. A. H. Best vac arrested and
aiken before Justice Chnmberlin
fuosdaT on the charge Of carrying
concealed weapons. She was PLACED
inder bonds Of eboo 10 Keen the
'eaee. which we're furnished by her
husband aud one Of his hrotherr
The woman Was recently taken before
he probate court ON a chsrEe OF in.
'abity, but the evidence did not
Justify the court In committing her
o the state hospital and she was re.
eased. 1
Senator Hepburn addressed a re.
publican meeting at the Auditorium
friday evening OF last week. dlscus.
lug The political issues OF the cam. {
'aien. lie bad good audience and
leld lie cloee attention. The senator
q pleasing and entertaining tagker |
nd handles the English language in I
polished manner. lie claimed that
he question Of polyRamy Is not an ,
ssue in the campaign. but at the !
ame time he gave a large portion Of
iis speech to discussion OF the sub.
ect. Senator Herbufn nlwnv. arn,. ,