The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19

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To make room for new stock, ".
will sell wall paper from Is to sc
per cent of for the next few days.
Fourth Street Fair.
Patrick McGovern, Chisf Of police,
who left for Wallace the first of the
week, returned last night. He hal
been looking after the Shoshone Min.
ing property.
The green ticket suit sale al
Bjork's.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert F. Herring
and daughtr, Of Chicago, are visiting
Mrs. Herring's brothers, Harry and
William Jones. They left for Hay.
den lake today. Tomorrow they will
leave for San Francisco and Other
California points before returning
home. They ara delighted with Occur
d'Aleue and were especially pleased
to see the 'baby BROTHER" Harry,
who long since became a man.
The Chewelah Copper Mining &
Smelling company has put aside
$40, 900 to be used in developing
the Alberta property. This mine ia
being pushed with vigor. The
money will be expended chief
ly on the Alberta group. A. Fl. And
erson, d. W. Dorchester. Henry Heyn
and David Bedell are among the
Occur d'Alene citizens interested in
the property.
MIR. and Mrs. Fl. H. Smith, of
Guthrie Center, Iowa, will arrive to-
morrow to visit their daughter Mrs.
George s. Corser. They will remain
some time.
Watch Biork's window.
e. A. Allen. formerly of the City
Drug ste're, Occur d'Alene, passed
through the city this morning enroute
to Wardner which he will make his
future home.
V. FL. Brown, prominent Spokane
musician, is in the city today at the
hotel Idaho.
F. M. Bedell, brother Of David
Bedell, and a stakeholder of the Spo-
kane Placer Mining company, located
at Trout lake on the Lardo river in
British Columbia, is in the city visit
ing the latter.
Look for Norquist's half page ad
tomorrow. 1t will pay you.
J. e. PiCkerell, formerly an in
suranCe man of Occur d'Alene is in
the city today.
John Boothe returned last evening
from Hayden lake where he has been
invetigating the Big Prong Mining
property. He states the ledge i'm
proves as the workmen descend.
The progressive firm of VIM Barr
Chainey company have started a
branch store at Harrison and are do
ing thriving business there. Mr..
VIM went 10 Harrison to help start
the business yesterday but returned
on the evenings boat. Mrs. VIM
ard Miss Emma Nikolas have the
store in charge. The trade is excel
lent.
We lead, others try to follow,
Bjorklund.
Col. Jenkins and Postmaster Mil
lard T. Hortson, of Spokane are Occur
d'Alene visitors today. They came
on business, both being interested in
the White Star Navigation company.
DIR. ". o. Manion, of Portland,
OIe., supreme medical director of the
United Artisans instituted an as
sembly here on the evening of Sept.
16. The following were elected its
ocffiers: F. G. Smith, Nj. A., W.
ii. Gillian, Supt., Fl. b. Treif, Insp.,
Stella M. Smith, NJ. c., Elizabeth
Biglow, Sr. c., Mary A. Tref, Jr.
vs. Aud EOL1FHoH1 Z. M 49, niA1d-
beth P. Smith, Inst, o. +. Ghorm-
ley, musicIan; w. P. Smith, treas
uTer, W. F. Biglow, secretary. Other
members were G. G. Errett, DIR.
Jack Shepherd, Kate Ghormley, Edith
Powell, Clara Errett, Alta McKelvy,
Richard Lambert, DIR. John T. Wood
Gilbert Telford, Maude Webb.
Have you seen those pretty papers
at the Benton Wall Paper & Paint
company. Bell phone 1919 Red, 315
Occur d'Alene street.
All you have to do is look at
Bjork's window.
Mrs. George F. Steele was a spo-
kane visitor today.
Miss Viola N. Fallon, of the public
schools, left today for Spokane,
where she will visit the city schools