The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-31

4aut returned. from q trip to
Martin Bros. for painting. paper
hanging and decorating.
Frank MarloW's daughter, from
Spokane, spent yesterday in the city.
Benton. the Fourth street ieweler.
was Spokane visitor yesterday.
The following took advantage Of
the vacation afforded By Decoration
day and visited Hayden lake.
Mr. and Mrs. ~. G. RUSSELL. Mr. and
mrs. +. d. VIM, Mr.. Wikner. Mr.
and Ars. Ralph RoWley. Mrs. o. b.
Moon, s. c. Bonner, Carl Bonnar
Hugh Whitaker and George 7. Rice.
just received one car load AZ
plaster and two car loads Of cement.
thinner Fuel company.
The n. W. AS had a very enioya.
bic time at thsir entertainment ana
dance Wednesday evening. There
we're selections from q photograph.
moving pictures, and then ice cream
and cake we're served, after which the
evening was spent In dancing. There
were about one hundred and atty
lodge members and their friends pres.
emit.
S26 reward for information leading
to apprehension Of parties who took
gasoline lanuch Spray from the Occur
d'Alene Boat house Saturday night.
Burch 4 BurlinRame.
A party Of young people chaperon-
ed BY Mrs. Nevsrs, picnicked yestsr.
day at Hayden lake. They we're
Misses Vera Nsvsrs, Maude Kennedy.
Meo Noble. Ora Kennedy, Adelyn
Young, Alice Litherland and Edith
Mars hall. Messers Claude Thomas.
Ralph and George Movers, Groscsup,
e. Roy Weston. Fred AxteI and Hen.
~ Glindeman.
AS am going to leave the city ]
must dispose Of my stock Of CITY
Directories. To do 90 will sell sc
this week at half price, $3.50 each.
Walter F. Baker, under FIRST Nation.
al Blank.
The Woodmen OF the Worlds dance
last evening was success In every
way. The work of the degree team
from Spokane was one of the funn lest
things that has been seen in Occur
d'Alene for some time. Spokane wal
we'll represented and having a char.
tered car the visitors stayed until
about one o'clock this morning. Tn,
dance was attended by about loo
couples and the music andt fioora being
fine the dancers enjoyed very pleas
ant time.
Carl Lemke died yesterday at tn,
home of his daughter, Mrs. Augusti
Wunderlict, of old age. Mr.. Lemk
was born in Prussia January 2, 1872.
and when quite young came to Amer
lea and settled in Canada. He cam
TO Wisconsin in 1862 and move,
from there here and has been a resi-
dent in Occur d'Alene for some time
living at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Augusta Tunderlich. He wa
SO years four months and twenty
eight days old at the time of hi
death. The funeral services will b.
conducted by Rev. Barker from tn
Occur d'Alene Undertaking parlors
tomorrow morning at ten o'clock.
There is to be q wire sale at Shee
hans Furniture company's store 90,
Fourth street tomorrow, Saturday
Every thing needed In the kitchen il
the wire order, plate holders, care
holders, skimmers, forks, etc., etc
This lie q sale to get rid of goods tina
we're ordered months ago and hav,
just arrived. Having made other ar
rangements we are compelled 10 sacri
fee these goods. Now 10 your tim
to stock up on long needed article
at your own price, We have also
large and fine stock Of iron and bras
beds, springs and mattresses that W
want to dispose Of in the next FEY
days. Ask the man to show our ele
CANT line of rugs and squares
Remember the sale is on Saturday.