The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-13
CITY IN BRIEF
Cab Phone 1873.


Renshaw & Schmidt, real estate and
insurance. Notary public. :
C. L. Heitman, of Rathdrum, spent
last evening in the city calling on
clients.
For fresh cut flowers go to Woman's
Exchange, 313 Occur d'Alene st.
Robert Nogle has moved his family
to Spokane where they will make
their home.
The Palace is displaying beauti-
full line of Easter suits and hats.
The American Trust company,
which is promoting Glenmore addi-
ton, has opened Sherman street
through to Fernan Lake, making |
that street one of the prettiest in the
city.
Just received car load of the best
Wyoming coal thinner Coal Yards |
o. d. Bratton and the Miss Jen-
sen, spent Sunday visiting in Har'
risun.
A bank account with the Occur d.
Alene Bank 81 Trust Co., will ac-
quaint you With flnancieIs who daily
study your interests as we'll as their
own, and who can often guide you in
safe investments and give advice that
will prevent you from losing money.
Special pie, cake and candy sale
Saturdays at the Woman's Exchange
313 Occur d'Alene ST.
For sale--A span Of 1400 pound
horses & years old. A span of 1850
pound horses, years. Two 81 New
Mitchell wagons. Two new bob
sleds, two new double set Of heavy
harness. j. I. Carter, lilo North
9Th street, Occur d'Alene. IT.
To make good bread use Ceretana
the hard wheat -four. e. b. Keller d
Company
Some one Is going to have a room
papered aud the woodwork refnished
free Have you chanceY They
will tell you about it at 3l5 Occur
d'Alene street, or call up 1919 Red,
Highest prices paid, rubber 8 cents
per pound, % cents per dozen fol-
beer bottles. 3l8 Occur d'Alent
street, phone 1872 l..
Dear Daughters am bringinf
your Uncle Henry who wants tC
participate in the Indian reservation
opening; he will accompany ms
home. Have the Benton Wall Pape
Co. repaper he spare room. Mother
The art department Of the Women
Club will hold the floor at the next
general meeting of that organization
Friday afternoon, when an art exhibi
will be made which promises to b
interesting to say the least. Mrs.
l.. McClear, chairman of the art de
partment, will act as chairman of tn
general meeting aud make an interest
ing speech on the question of art, al
cient and modern, and in home an
every day life. The exhibit, whic
IL being planned with much care, wi
embrace oil and water color painting
pastel work and china painting
Rev. j. p. Barker, water oolorist, an
Rev. W. w. Davis, painter In oil
will be represented with sewers
choice studies and speak on their r
spective branches Of the subjeo
The attendance promises to be unu
ually large and much interest
being taken in the meeting.
Ii has been announced that thr
are but two dances remaining of Il
series of ten to be given by the
brary department Of the Woman
club, the first of these two to be he
Monday evening and the second, "
weeks from Monday evening in Sand
hall The next dance will be
social as has been the majority of t
series, but the last will be- depal
uro from anything previously Civ
In tho city, as the ladies are planni
to give German. These dane
have been more than popular a
largely attended by the dance lovi
supporters of the library, aud the a
nouncemeut that but two more of
series remained was greeted in su
manner that the ladies will plan
hold at least one dance a month dt
ing the summer