The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-01

The green ticket suit safe at
Bjofk's.
Charles Mcdonald was In the city
yesterday evening serving an injunc.
ton on the city through its mayor
In the case of Robert Manu- versus
the city Of Occur d'Alene. The in.
junction was granted by Judge Wood. .
which means the city must fight out
its case.
All school books and supplies at
Barton's Book store, 200 north Fourth
street.
M. G, Russell returned last even
ing from Standpoint where he has
been spending some time on a yaca-
ton and incidentally in the insur-
ance business. He reports fishing
to be fine in that locality and pre-
diets a good future for Standpoint.
The green ticket suit sale at
Bjork's.
Stewart Davy, rancher along the
lake and Thomas Dunson, from st.
Maries, where he is prominent min
ing man, we're in the city last even
ing and ascertained some of the things
doing in the secret sessions of the
Royal Arch masons.
All you have to do Is look at
Bjork's window.
County Treasurer, Charles j. Shoe
maker, Charles A. Bailor, county as
SCISSOR, Banker Young, DIR. D. D.
brennan and I. Lamual QuarIes,
county auditor, we're in the city
last evening, being guests at the Roy
al Arch Mason session and reception
held at Fraternal hall.
When you buy your winter under.
wear If you want to buy it right, go
to Q. M. Robertson. Best vaIues in
the city.
The council met last evening for
the purpose If opening bids for the
city bond sale, the money from which
Is to be used to erect the city hall.
After an informal session, it was de-
cided to postpone the opening of the
bids until Monday next, at its regu-
lar meeting.
All those having fruit for the local
fruit display to be held at the VIM
Barr Chainey company's in the near
future, are requested TO bring in
their displays before Sunday In order
they may be properly arranged by
Captain Charles Sischo and Fruit In
spector William Buckley, before next
week. A great many have brought
in displays already and much of the
fruit is excellent grade. 1t is now an
assured fact that the fruit exhibit
will be held.
Mrs. G. E. Max has made record
during the past month in selling
game license. She alone has dispos-
ed of 33, which is considered excel
lent.
Mrs. Ludwig Roper has arrived
home from Helens, Washington,
where she has been visiting her son
and daughter. She has been ahsen
for several weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Jared Fisher, of
Palouse, have been in the city sever
al days visiting friends and relatives,
especially Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lawson.
They enjoyed the city and vicinity
very much, especially Dalton Gar
dens and the irrigated tract at ana
around Hayden lake. 1t is possible
that they will invest here later
and perhaps become permanent citi-
zens.
ID. w. Dorchester received today a
letter from his mining property at
Chewelah, stating that as depth was
increased, the ore greatly improved.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles holds
an important business meeting this
evening which all members shoild
attend.
X. I. Meridith, of Colfax, is a
Occur d'Alene visitor today
Raymond Allen, of Spokane, is cal
ling OH old friends in the city.
W. E, Seeley is a Spokane visitor
today, having been called there on
business. He is securing patents to
several mining claims.
Miss Grace Davidson who resides
in Spokane, arrived today to spend
several days with Miss Genivsive
Waite, who resides on the Fort
grounds.
J. Fred MAXWELL, of Wallace, a
prominent stockholder in the Hercu-
les mine and the owner of a large