The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-29

day.
Go to Prof. Rothen's dancing aead-
envy Friday and Saturday evenings.
W. E. seelye, NJ. Nj. Taylor, and
J. Nixon left this morning for the
property Of the Wonderful Mining
company, on tour Of inspection.
3X hard wheat -four still leads
them all. We have it. Barr &
Chainey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Smith, spent
Sunday in the city and visited Mrs.
J. W. Neyers and family.
If it is to eat, we have it, every
thing clean and fresh. Brown Table
Supply company.
w Miss Marie Glindeman visited the
city Saturday with the Cheney root
ers and spent a portion Of the day
with her brother, Henry Glindeman,
of the Exchange National bank.
The idaho Mercantile company
have ell the sizes in overcoats both
long and short. Now is your time to
buy while you can get a good assort-
ment.
Chas. Thompson is building a large
house on his property at Beauty Bay
and has planned house warming for
next Saturday evening when be will
entertain his neighhors in royal
manner.
| Go to J. W. Wiggett for dry wood,
coal, hay, feed, vehicles and wagons,
farming implements, plows. harrows,
seeders, etc. 500 Occur d'Alene
street. Phone No. II.
Tt the ladies Of Occur d'Alene,
am now prepared to do manicuring,
scalp and face massage and shampoo
ing at my parlor suite 2OS Occur d.
Alene Bank & Trust building. Your
patronage is kindly solicited. Mrs.
G. Sprague.
The ladies of the w. r. c. will
give dinner in the Franklin block
Tuesday, which is election day. The
proceeds will be devoted to the G. A.
R. monument to be erected in Forest
cemetery on the G. A. R. and W. R.
G. plot.
Rules for roller skating rink
children under fourteen years of age
will be admitted free when they get
skates. Price of skates, girls 10
cents, boys 90 cents. School chill
dren that wish to skate dun ing school
hours must bring a note from parents
or teacher.
Mrs. VIM. Krider received her in
surance from the Royal Highlanders
lodge last Saturday, one week from
. the time the claim was submitted to
the executive board at Aurora, Neb.
This records one of the most
prompt settlements of insurance in
the city and speaks well for the local
lodge.
DR.. G. W. Craik, of the Occur d
Alene hospital received the sad news
of his mothers death this morning.
Mrs. Craik has lived with Mrs.
Frank Trotten, a married daughter
in Kansas, for the past three years
and has been an invalid for some
) time. Her death does not come as &
surprise to her children and relatives
! as she has been dangerously i'll fol
some time.
: Reward of $4,000 to who ever car
/ prove that BjorkIund, the Sherman
street clothier don't carry the larges
stock of up to date clothing sucl
! brands as David Adler & Sons o
Milwaukee and Kohn Bros. unior
made clothing of Chicago. His bust
, ness has increased so wonderfully il
: mems suits, that he had to have 16I
suits come by express. In this 10
j there is but from to 5 suits of 1
{ kind.
For .ale-three stoves, one rang
heater, one box stove, and one COL
stove cheap, must be sold at once
!. apply to Trustees Of Baptist church.
This morning about ten O'Clock
while delivering milk to residents il
: the vicinity of Eighth street and th'
= electric extension. the team of Mr.
o Kelley became frightened at the trail
!. and starte to run. The run was no
as quiet as it might have been ant
!. cans Of milk we're indiseriminatel,
scattered along the street. The wag
on was so badly demolished that afte
the horses were through with thei
u run, there was not much left of tn