The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03

left bis baby girl in her charge.
Fit your boy out for Thanksoiyino
from our suits and sweaters. Cut
price ON all. Winn-Barr-C hainey
company.
George D. LaBar and wife, of
Brainard, Mimi, spent yesterday in
the city as the guests of Mrs. Nevers
and family.
Z. N. LaVeine, Of the law firm of
LaViene 4 Lewis, left yesterday for
Moscow, where be will attend the sea.
sion Of the Federal court. represent
ing /. Miller in the case OF Stack
Gibbs Lumber company, versus Mil
Ter, ct al.
Go to J. W. Wiggett for dry wood.
coal, hay, feed, vehicles and wagons.
farming implements, plows, harrows.
seeders, etc. 303 Occur d'Alene
street. Phone No. Il.
DR.. R. A. Walker, recently located
at Harrison, Idaho, is now in the
city and has opened an Office in the
otterson block with the view Of To-
eating permanently. DR.. Walker
comes we'll recommended and has the
benefit Of number of years Of valu-
able experience in the practice OF
medicine.
The German Gun club, which was
organized some time ago, is meeting
with great success in charging the
membership and also in social way.
Last week they held a shooting con-
test at Fernan lake which was partici
pated in by almost every member.
Chas. STAN proved his superiority in
shooting by winnig the prize which
was a large turkey. The club met
Friday at the home of Mr.. STAN and
helped him to enjoy the feast.
On account of the annex being
built on the Wiggett block our light
will De cut off about the first Of next
week so that we will not be able to
take pictures from then on until af-
ter the holidays, as our new apart.
ments will not be ready. Any
one planning on having their
pictures taken at our studio will
oblige us by coming now. This will
not interfere with the filing of our
orders. E. S. Woolson, Photcgra-
pher, Wiggett block.
Tonight the first of the series of
the ten dances to be given by the Ii
brary department of the Woman's
club, will be held in Sander hall, and
the attendance promises to be the
largest of any dance of the season.
The proceeds of these dances will be
devoted to the library fund, and a
large number of subscriptions have
been received.
Don't forget that we have only a
few more days in which you can have
your picture taken at the Occur d..
Alene st dio. E. S. Woolson, pho.
tographer,
Mrs. L. Leighty, formerly of Wal
lace, is now in the city and will open
bakery and confectionery store at
313 Occur d'Alene street tomorrow
to which the ladies of the city have
been invited. Mrs. Leighty's record
precedes her and she has the reputa-
ton of being among the first in the
bakery business, with the kind of
bread that mother used to make.
The VIM Barr Chainey company
has received a large carload of fine
eating apples of high quality.
If you are in need of insurance, get
in on first class standard company,
and let Geo. F. Steele fix you up a
policy.
Saturday evening. Antoine Carlson
and Lewis Matson went to Spokane
to spend Sunday at the Washington
hospital with Axel johnson, a mem.
Der of the Scandinavian society,
who is confined to that institution
with quick consumption. Mr.. John
sons condition lie not improving and
the doctors hold forth little hopes Of
his recovery.
~ATbe Eastern Star lodge met Satur-
day evening at Fraternal ball and
elected officers a follows: Emma
Williams, worthy matron; Era r.
Whilta, worthy patron; Elizabeth
Delaney, associate matron; Mary L.
Whilta, conductress; Mrs, Robson,
associate conductress. Following
the election a social session was held
at which q most pleasant time was
enjoyed. A delicate luncheon was
served. The installation Of the Ma
sonic officers and the officers Of the
Eastern Star will be held on st.
Johns day.