The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-22

loE AlshS housekeeklng, oO2 Wal
lace.
Mr.. H. L. zorn and Mrs. Alice
Reddy spent yesterday in Spokane.
visiting Miss Kate Colliton.
N. A. Taylor returned last even
ing from Santa and other towns in
that locality where he was looking af-
ter the interests of the Wonderful
mining company.
Mr.. Burns, of Burns & Raymond,
photographers. located in the Otter
son block, was visitor in Spokane
today.
TIE German Bakery is prepared to
supply all your wants in the bakery
line, satisfaction guaranteed. Scrup-
ulously clean our motto.
" Mr.. Raymond, of the firm Of Burns
& Raymond, photographers, WHO has
been conducting business in wardner
for some time, is spending few days
in the city.
L. P. thinner who will represent
the new fuel company, has purchased
block in the vicinity OF the ball
park from the American Trust COM
pany, for yard, and will have the
business running in the near future.
Mrs. Deloras Davis Brindle is now
prepared to do fashionable dressmak.
ng at her home, 513 Indiana avenue.
" The Graham building which was
located at the corner of Sherman and
Second streets, and over which there
was no little kick by the property
owners in that district has been NOV
ed to the corner of Fourth street and
Wallace avenue, where it will occupy
tie site of the old water tank.
Call up phone 147 and get the
name of sure preventative against
pneumonia and diphtheria in your
family. 1t saves big doctor bills.
Jack Hill. of Hill & Knapp, of the
Silver Grill bar, who recently pur-
chased horse has cause TO regret the
act. yesterday while out driving the
horse planted its foot in gopher
hole, ard broken leg is the result.
The horse was killed this morning.
Twelve dining chairs and three CEN
tire tai les for sale at j. w. Ridin-
gers.
Miss Davis, just from the east, has
opened a fashionable dressmaking
parlor at 800 Corner of Third and Gar
den street. Good fit and finish at
reasonable prices.
The American Trust company is
preparing a new addition to the city
to be known as the Gelnmoor addition.
This lies adjacent to the Sanders ad.
diyion which is being promoted by
Renshaw & Schmidt, and Sherman
avenue runs directly through the cen-
ter of it.
Joseph H. Kay purchased the north
one half of the south one-ht If of
block ., in Reeds addition from
Geo. Sander, for consideration of
5000. Mr.. Martin purchased the
north half of the same for a consider
alton of $500.
Harold LeGear, the 13 months old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert LeGear,
of Beauty Bay died this morning. and
will he buried tomorrow at Forest
cemetery. The services will be held
at the home of the bereaved parents
at two o'clock, and will be cundcutcd
by Rev. ]. P. Barker, of the Metho-
dist church.
Soap is an essential thing in keep
ing the pores Of the skin free from
dirt. Clean pores, healthy body.
Now you are thinking right. Soap
of the best kind at the Lakeside Phar
macy, 10 cents bar, three bars for
two bits. A window full. Buy soap.
Keep clean. Be healthy.
~ Edward Stanley, who has a ranch
just north of the city, captured first
prize at the Spokane Interstate fair
for the best plate of Wealtny apples.
All things point to the fact that
Occur d'Alene and vicinity will be-
come one of the greatest apple or
chards in the northwest.
Alice and Givens Litherland re-
turned last evening from a trip to
Moscow, where they spent a few days
visiting their brother, Nye, who is at
tending the University of Idaho.
They enjoyed very pleasant visit
and we're among the guests at the an
nual athletic hop. Nye is progress
ing nicely in his studies, and is
pleased with the 'versity life.