The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-19


attend to business matters.
Have You noticed those dainty liz.
tie photos at the Occur d'AIene stud.
TO- LOO per dozen.
Mrs. N. R. Totten has returned
nom Spokane where she spent some
tim visiting her parents.
Would you sleep better if you had
another blanket or comforter on the
beds The Idaho Mercantile company
have just what you need.
The steamer Bonita will be placed
on the ways at the johnson Boat
Works in few days and receive the
necessary repairs before going into
commission for the winter run.
Mrs. E. SENEGAL who was operated
on at the Occur d'Alene hospital
last Thursday is recovering rapidly.
Center table and chairs for sale at
bargain at j. W. Ridingers, I09
Sherman street.
NHenry Glindeman, of the Exchange
National bank, spent Sunday with
his mother, who resides in Latah
county, Wash.
Well, are you getting subscribers
for the Press? You have To work If
you want the piano.
Jack Hinkle and Miss Virginia G.
Gilbert were united in marriage Sat
urday evening at the office of James
Russell, justice Of the peace, by that
official, in the presence of Eddie
Budlong and Mrs. Cora Russell.
Stoves that are proving their worth
in this city are the Faultless MaIeable
ranges and Coles hot blast heaters.
Lake City Hardware company.
The steamer Colfax, of the Red Col
lar line, arrived in the city last even
ing with passenger list of over 100
persons. This was perhaps the larg.
est load Of human freight ever car
ried by the boat, which was filling the
run of the steamer Idaho undergoing
repairs.
We will sell you the newest things
in wall decorations, and put them on
in the latest styles very reasonable.
The Benton w. P. 4 P. company.
The entire freight crew of the
Northern Pacific Railway, on the
Occur d'Alene branch, has been laid
off pending the repairing of the main
line to the coast. This was necessi-
tated by the lack of work. There is
also shortage of coal on this divi
sion and the company is having much
trouble securing that commodity.
Go to ], W. Wiggett for dry wood,
coal, hay, feed, vehicles and wagons,
farming implements, plows, harrows,
seeders, etc. 800 Occur d'Alene
street. Phone No. Il
A fund amounting to about s56
was raised by subscription among the
merchants of this city and presented
Mrs. G. P. Harvey, who is occupying
the summer cottage of Mr.. Reed, dur
ing the winter. Mr.. Harvey has been
bedridden for several months and the
financial affairs of the family we're
such that their food supply was very
low.
If you want a stove to work to
your entire satisfaction let us show
you Coles hot blast and air tight
heaters. Lake City Hardware com
pany.
Taken up, two hogs by T. G. Kaese-
meyer. Owner can have same by call
ing and paying charges. T. G. Kaese-
meyer.
The Ladies of the Catholic club
will hold a shower next Thursday at.
ternoon at three O'Clock in their hall
and have extended an invitation to
the ladies of the city to attend.
The Wonder Garland will be silent
ly doing its work at the fair thi:
week but it will extend a warm greet
ing to the patrons. The ladies will
be made comfortable in the east
room. with couches and settees, while
the Wonders cheerful face and wa n
greetings extend a welcome to al
who attend.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
have a sale of aprons and fancy arti
Giles. Nov. %. at Sander hall. Th'
public is cordially invited TO attend
this sale. A social dance will b
given in the evening.
The cornerstone of the Methods
church will be placed next Sunday
aud the event is awaited with mor'
than the usual interest as it is tbs
first ceremony Of the kind 10 be heic
in the city. 1t is reported that th'