The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-17


The new ice cream parlors of Rice
& Berry will be open toothe public
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The Thomson Block.
DR.. Means relieves and cures acute
and chronic diseases by treatment of
the nervous system. Hotel Antler,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday fore
noop. = "
VMr. and Mrs Olmstead, Miss Win
ME Olmstead, \And Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo Schmidt leave tomorrow for
Rose lake where they will spend two
weeks camping.
Mrs. L. S. Dart, of hartford,
Wash, Mrs. L. NJ. Girard, of Spo-
kane, and Miss Myrtle DeVoe, of
Deer park, were visitors in the city
today.
The Lady Maccabees will celebrate
Childrens' day next Tuesday by Civ
ing picnic at the Blackwell park.
The members will meet at Fraternal
Hall at 1:30 o'clock in the after
noon.
Edward Thomas, who died We'd
nesday afternoon, was buried in For.
est cemetery under the auspices of the
F. o. Eagles this morning at elev-
en- o'clock.
The attention of the public is call
ed to the fine display of shoes, sox,
and golves in the window of Carlson
& Son, Thomson Block Open even
ings.
Boyd Hamilton, cashier of the
Occur d'Alene Bank & Trust com
pany, left this evening for Wenatche,
Wash, where he will attend meet
ing of the stockholders of the Colum-
bia Valley Bank, of which he is a
stakeholder and director. The meet
ing is called for the purpose of in
creasing the capitalization from $50, :
600 to $4,000
Through the efforts of r. E. Nc
Farland, George Bunch, who was SEN
fenced to the county Jail for period
of six months for battery and assess
ed a $500 fine, will be dismissed
from the institution at the expiration
of his term. Mr.. Mcfarland secur-
ed writ of hebeas corpus yesterday
before Judge Morgan, who set aside
the fine, and odered Bunch released
without serving out his fine.
The Lutheran College Concert band
will arrive in this city September 2,
and play for the benefit of the col
lege. Sunday morning they will as
sist in the services at the Swedish
Luthern church. During tn day
they will be the guests of the ladies
of the church, and in the afternoon
they will render several selections in
the open air. Arrangements have
been made for concert at the Audi
torium in the evening. This band
comes we'll recommended and has the
unqulified praise from each and every
place it has appeared before the pub
lie.
Sales by j. Boughton & Company
beginning Aug. / to date: W. H.
Lafayette, to Nellie Charboneau, lots
Is and 10 block 5, Russell's addi-
ton, 1915; Armand Perrenoud to
Susan MacCuen, lot IL block Is,
Forest Heights, $3.50; Sherman par X
company limited to W. P. Lumpkin,
lot "a Sherman park, $3.50; Joseph
Boughton to VIM. s. Thompson. lot
46, Shermn park 1925; Carrie Will
liams to 7. ]. Henry, lot 90, sec
ton IA township so range W.B.M.
!, l acre, 1915; Sherman park company
limited to H. Krozer, so feet lake
frontage near city park, $1,000; Sher-
man park company, limited to Julia
LaSalle, lot Sherman park, 1925
John E. Cotman to Chas. Schoeller,
lot 5 Gotham Garden Track, 1915;
VIM. F. Hubbard to Chas. School
Ter, 2 acres in Hubbard tract, 5000;
NJ. Graham to John Price, l acre III
lot 10, section IL, township so range
4, $3.50; Blanche Jones to Reed 4
Boughton, 2 lots out Of lot IS, Krot-