The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-11

new spring SUITS OF the celebrated
Hart ShafFer & Marx, hand made
clothing arrived by express Thursday
the 7th at Biorklund's, Sherman
street slothier.
W. E. Eahn and T. @. Hahn have
filed a plat with the county recorder
at Rathdrum Subdividing lots and 5
tract B of lot 13, section IL, town.
ship so, range west, to be known as
subdivision of lots and 5, tract b,
lot IS, section IL, abandoned Fort
Sherman Military reserve. They will
place these lots on the market at
once.
We have just unloaded our last car
OF bran and shorts, shorts and -four
that was purchased before the ad
vance. Sweet Home -four 81 sack,
1885 barrel, Bluestem patent -four
S1.15 sack, s4.50 a barrel. Bran
and short rs cents a sack, shorts 90
cents a sack. while present stock
lasts. Idaho Mercantile company.
H. Fl. Barton, superintendent of
the public schools spent Saturday
evening and a portion of yesterday in
Spokane, where he acted as one of the
judges in the debate between the pre-
paratory depaltme of the Universi-
ty Of Idaho and the Blair Business
0Ollaua Of GnOLana ~ yubEab kHo
UNANIMOUS decision Of the three
judges, II. Fl. Barton, Judge Huneke
and Edwin McBee, Of Rathdrum,
conceded the contest to be decided
victory for the Idaho Representatives.
Brashear sells Preferred Stock
canned goods, Wisconsin Full Cream
cheese, Rust Bros. Fresh eggs. Every
thing in the grocery line at lowest
price. Give us a trial order. Corner
of Fourth and Occur d'Alene streets.
Mrs. M. @. Robertson will display
line of early spring hats and you
are cordially invited to attend the
opening Tuesday, Wednesday, March
IL and IS. The models are arriving
from the. east. The very latest styles
and novelties will be shown. We will
have this season the largest and most
complete line of hats ever shown in
the city. Miss Perry will have charge
of the trimming room and will be
pleased to assist you in making sell
ection.
The Baptist church has succeeded
in securing the course Of lectures
from the Midland Lyceum Bureau
for next winter. The coming attrac-
tions promise to be even better than
the lectures during the past winter
and among them, Thomas MeClary
will again visit the city.
Watch for Norquist's page ad We'd
nesday. We will offer bargains never
known before in Occur d'Alene.
Ernest Sebert, aged As years, died
yesterday morning after a short ILL
ness. For some time past, the de-
ceased has been acting as janitor at
the high school building and has but
few acquaintance in the city. A
brother and nephew reside in Mime
sofa. But little is known of Sibert,
except that he has a friend by the
name of Patterson residing on the
Fort grounds. Arrangements for his
burial will be made by the school
board after his relatives have been
notified.
The Supreme court of Washington
has affirmed the judgment of the
Superior court of Spokane county
in the case of Ida s. Har-
vey versus Sparks Bros. granting
the plaintiff 1929. Mrs. Harvey some
time ago purchased property in Spok.
ane through the Sparks Bros. agency.
The company agreed to collect rents
and make the necessary payments on
the property, but failed to do so and
Mrs. Harvey lost what she had invest
ed. She sued them for the amount.