The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-27

IeceiVed handsome cash present
from the congregat ion.
Tiger brand corn while it lasts. 10 |
cents, 3 cans for 25 cents, s1.75a
case. Idaho Mercantile company.
~. j. Kennedy and family. Of Wis
consin, will arrive In the city after
the first of the year to remain. and
will occupy the house Of Alex Main.
Mr.. Main and family will occupy
the new houes which they have built
at the corner Of Foster and Third |
streets. Mr.. Kennedy is brother
Of Mr.. Angus Kennedy of this city.
Go to j. w. Wiggett for dry wood,
coal, hay, feed, vehicles and wagons, |
farming implements, plows, harrows,
seeders, etc. 300 Occur d'Alene |
street. Phone No. l.
Mrs. NJ. q. Spencer, OF Anaconda, |
Mont, and Mrs. c. Il. Reid and
babies Of Spokane, are spending q |
few days in the city as the guests OF |
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. w.
Collin.
" Chas. Williams and b. B. Stevens
have returned to the city and will
spend a month or six weeks here.
They have bGen developing mining
property In the vicinity of Wardner
and make very favorable reports.
Work has been commenced on the
property, In which both are interest
cd. -Four feet Of good ore has bean
struck at the Occur d'Alene CONSOLE
dated and the work Is being for
warded rapidly. Both are also in
terested in this property.
The beautiful doll drawn by ticket
No. 6OO2 at Norquist's Department
store will be ratified at Boggs' and
Van Fredenberg bakery. at 10 cents
chance. This is the most beautiful
doll in Occur d'Alene. The doll is on
display at toe bakery. Some one
will get this doll for ten cents.
Miss Josephine King who has so
successfully filled the position of
stenographer at the Hotel Idaho for
some time, will leave tomorrow
morning for Wallace where she has
accepted highly remunerative posi-
ton. During her residence in the
city, Miss King made many friends
who express their regret on hearing
3 of her iutantion tn leave
Tomorrow evening a number of the
local D. o. K. KS. will pay visit
to the ElMaharez temple, Spokane
which will hold a ceremonial session
to be followed by a social session
and banquet. A number of candi-
dates are in waiting and the meeting
promises to be of unusual interest.
Last evening shortly before six
o'clock not little excitement was
cau,ed by a false fire alarm. The
ringing of the bell sent people sour
rying around the streets and it was
given out that the Kaesemeyer meat
market in the Bedell block was in
flames. Investigation proved that
the chimney was burning out. A
hose cart was on the scene in few
MINUTES after the alarm was given.
The management of the roller skat
ing rink have arranged to have {
MASQUERADE carnival at the rink OF
Dec. %. Prizes to be awarded a.
follows: To the neatest dressed
lady, the best represented character
lady OF gentleman, also the mos
comically dressed gentleman. Masker'
will be required to raise mask a
door. Admittance ten cents, skates
% cents. Dec. %, 1906.
The damage case of William Russell
versus VIM. Dollar, B. r. Lewis, A
V. Chamberlin and others wa
brought before the court today il
Rathdrum and continued until tn,
! next term of court. All those inter
tested in the case attended court as /
Twas expected that evidence would b
taken. The jury was dismissed anC
court will continue a few days longe
and then adjourn until the next reg
9 uiar term. During the next few day
number Of law cases requiring ad
justment law will be heard by tn
judge.
e Joseph EngIehart, the most rapl
: oil painting landscape artist in tn
: country, is in the city painting
: number of pictures for Horace DAG
an, of the Club saloon. They wi
be used in decorating the walls an
: are very we'll executed.
Walter F. Baker, secretary OF Il
l. Commercial club, who is to publis
d an official directory Of the city. sta
Il ed yesterday that he expected to ha'
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