The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-22

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brother, L. O. Irvine. MIR. Irvine is
one Of the well-to-do citizens of
that city.
! Case, the tailor has a full line Of
fall suiting. Remember our work is
all done in Occur d'Alene.
Stoneware, jars and jugs, from
one-half gallon upwards. just the
thing for your pickles. Winn-BaTr-
Chainey company.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. McCIear left
today for the st. Joe river where
they will spend the balance of the
week fishing.
How about painting your homer
You can buy ready mixed paints
cheaper at the Idaho Mercantile com
pany than any where else.
All ladies' Eaton suits in silks
panama and wooden at fall prices, at
the Palace.
Archie R. Miller sold Fred L.
Burgan go acres of land on Blue
creek for $4,000. The land is
chiefly for meadow and orchard.
Mr.. Burgan expects to cut 2O,0
cords of wood from the land.
Style, fit and workmanship the best
at Case, the tailor.
Now is the time to can your peach
es. Fine Yellow Crawfords, 81 per
box VIM Barr-Chainey company.
A report came today from the Daisy
Mine at Addy, Washington, that 40
foot tunnel has been completed strik-
ing the q ,st ledge. The work is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily. 1t is ex-
pected shipping ore will be found
within a month, when a large concen-
TRAITOR will be erected by the company.
The biggest line of school shoes in
Occur d'Alene is carried at the Idaho
Mercantile company.
Miss Meta Miles, daughter of Gen.
r. Miles, is home from her home
stead, preparatory to leaving for her
school at Mullan. She has been very
successful in her teaching, having
taught there several years.
We have hobby! What is yours?
The trial of Malbina Owens, who
is held on the charge of taking arti-
Giles from Col. l. N. Peyton's home,
was postponed until Saturday at 10
O'Clock. Meanwhile she is confined
in the Rathdrum Jail.
Can your peaches now and buy the
Economy Mason Jars at the VIM
Barr Chainey company.
Mr.. w. II. Dent arrived in the city
yesterday to visit his sister, Miss
Cora Holbuer.
See f. j. Guttman and get the
first selection for your fall suits
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st. Joe country has returned to the
CITY.
Going out of the paint business.
Best quality made, 81 so per gallon.
Idaho Mercantile company.
George Williams returned today
from Tekoa, where he submitted the
plans and specifications for q large
two story building, so by $50 feet.
The contract will be let in the near
future. He states that there is con-
siderable activity at Tekoa, such as
street grading and building. How
ever, he contends it is slow compared
with our city.
Yesterday afternoon watermelon
feast was served by the Royal Neigh
bOrs in Blackwell pavilion in honor
OF Mrs. Marci Davenport, who left
this morning for Missouri on an ex-
tended visit with relatIl es. The Neigh
bors also presented Mrs. DsveBport
with a beautiful emblem pin in
scribed with the number of the camp.
1t was very much appreciated. About
5 O'Clock the party bid good bye
and wished her an agreeable trip.
The gathering was q pleasant one.
Those present we're: Julia Malk-
son, Matte Ross, Marie
Morse, Iva Haybarker, Hattie
McEuen, Susan Carter, Bobbie
Hamilton, Susie Neal, Jessie Ross,
Rose Smith, Mary Burgers, Ruth
Smith, Lucia Stevens. Ida Wells,
Carrie Borsen, Matte May, Musa
Fintzel.