The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-20
CRY IN BRIEF
Cab Phone 15s.

he bale or ton. Barr & Chainey.
Alice Drake has contracted the
Bcarlet fever.
Chas. Dunn is spending few days
in st. Maries.
Let Woolson take the baby. Occur
h'Alene Photograph Studio,
Hercules Hard wheat four-s1. 35
Der sack. Barr & Chainey.
All school supplies sold at Lake
ide Pharmacy.
W. E. Stoddard, the painter and
papeIhanger, is engaged in renovating
The kitchen and other rooms at the
Ihdao Hotel.
Plansifter -four leads all in soft
wheat. Barr & Chainey.
Second hand brick for sale at the
ldhao Mercantile company.
The sale at the Idaho Mercantile
Co., is certainly capturing the
crowds. 1t will continue all of next
week.
Mill Feed, oats and rolled barley in
any quantity. Barr & Chainey.
Keep your eye on the window of
Ehe Lakeside Pharmacy. Something
will be placed there shortly that will
Interest you.
j. c. White and F. S. CoIquhoun
eft for st. Maries last evening to in
spect the work on the new brick
building which is being erected by
he Lumberman' State Bank.
What makes more noise than a
hoisy oyster? Dagan at the club says
whole bunch of oysters in my
Olympia oyster cocktails.
Over forty clerks behind the coun-
ers and all of them as busy as bees
certainly something new for Coeurss
'Alene, but it can be seen daily at
be big sale at the Idaho Mercantile
Ompany.
Mrs. W. B. Mcfarland and chill.
ren leave for Gillian, Missouri,
his evening, where they will spend
honth visiting relatives. They were
accompanied by Mrs. F. L. Burgan
Fho will visit friends and relatives
"a Higginsville, Missouri, for about
month.
Once used, always satisfying, our
21 Blend coffee. Barr g. Chainey.
Double strength glass store front
orssale at the wholesale price of glass
1t the Idaho Mercantile company.
Frank La French, who lives at Fer
ian Lake, visited the city last even
ing. While driving in, his overcoat
dipped out of the buggy and he
thought it had been stolen. This
morning the coat was found in the
road in front of the VIM. Dollar res
dence.
"a merchant has never enough
until he has a little more" and to
get the "little more' he must real
re that he has mot advertised an4
Ough, either, until he has advertised
still little more.
Go to the Club and inquire about
Bedelia. She's the goods and at lit
tie cost can be introduced.
The first general meeting of the
Wornans club will be held Saturday
afternoon at Fraternal Hall. This
will be q very interesting meeting
ind all members are requested to be
present.
Dress goods is one of the main fea.
lures at the big sale of the Idaho
Mercantile company stock. No such
inc was ever shown outside the larg-
r cities and the prices are much low
r than in Spokane.
Mrs. R. N. Dunn AID son Charles
CluIhcu AdSI SNSu1nB 1Ibu tAuudpOllS
here he was graduated from the
nitedS tates Naval acadamy recent
with high honors. Mrs. Dunn was
resent and witnessed the commence
pent exercises. Charles will leave
hortly for the coast where he will
liter the navy.
The bridge over the Spokane river
hich has been undergoing repairs,
pin be opened in the morning so
hat wagons may pass over. The east
fpan which was put in entirely new.
5 practically completed and the
hther portions of the bridge which
decided new timbers is completed,
'FiJh the exception of the west span,
Fhere the top cords are badly decay
FL. No provision has been made for
he y.ata srsng Of tbarn ou3 If NOT