The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-05
Cab Phone 153.

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Miss Maude Kennedy ret urned to
the city today after spending several
months in the east.
Watch for our big fur sale next
Monday. The Idaho Mercantile |
company.
Walter Baker was visitor in Har-
rison today.
e. R. Whilta returned this morn
Ying from Lewiston, where he attend
ed the session of the Supreme court.
DR.. Adolph Gilberson, an eye spe-
cialist OF spokane, is a visitor in the
city and may locate permanently.
DR.. Prindle, of LaClede, a candi-
date for representative on the demo-
cratic ticket, is visitor in the city.
V. w. Sander was visitor in spo-
kane today.
r. L. Durdy returned last evening
from eastern Oregon where he spent
some time.
The Lake City Hardware company
is installing furnace in the Ditto
more building.
Geo. Palmerton was visitor in
Spokane today.
P. w. johnson will throw open his
dock and works Sunday afternoon
between two and four o'clock to the
public for the inspection of the new
boat, which he is building for the
White Star Navigation company.
Drs. Wood, Sheppard, and Dor
land returned last evening from Lew.
iston, where they attended the session
of the State Medical Society, and
took the necessary examination.
Adolph Gilberson, eyesight special
ist will be at the Antler hotel Tues
day and Wednesday, hours 9 a. m. to
p. m. Glasses properly fitted.
All work guaranteed.
Our Flintstone enamelware is sell
ling rapidly and to secure the style
you desire, you should call immedi-
ately. Lake City Hardware company.
Will Sander will leave Sunday for
the University of Washington in
Seattle, where he is to take a post
graduate course in business law.
Mrs. and Ora Fintzel returned last
evening from Spokane. They we're
accompanied by Miss Josie Dole, who
will spend few days visiting Ora.
c. A. Walker. of the Lakeside
Pharmacy, and family are spending
few days in Spokane, with Mr.. Wal
ker's brother.
Mrs. Ray Hill and son have return
ed to the city after spending several
months in the east.
The Choral club will hold a meet
ing this evening at the home of Mrs.
o. o. Young, for the purpose of re-
hearsing for the operetta. All MEM
bers are requested to be present, es-
pecially those who take the principal
parts.
E. N. LaVeine returned today
from Lewiston, where he represented
the settlers in the vicinity of the old
dump, in their case agaist the city,
to secure an injunction forbidding
the corporation from dumping refuse
of any kind in the locality.
The opening of township 43, range
east this morning brought num-
Der Of the settlers on this land to the
city. The land Office did rushing
business all day, and while there
we're at least so settlers in the city,
but "a applied for filing. Out of this
number IL filings were allowed and
the balance rejected. Applicants are
still arriving at the office and will
continue to do so for the next week.
The trustees of the Methodist
church met last evening in Sander
hall and discussed the question of
financing the new church. The soli-
citing committee reported that they
we're meeting with great success.
The date of the commencement of
work on the building depends on the
success Of this committee, and they
will make every effort to begin work
in the near future.
Last evening the Minnehaha club
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker and laid plans for a social
dance to be given Friday evening,
October 81, in the new hall in the
Sander block. The latest popular
music has been arranged for, Frank
Baker, an accomplished violinist,
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