The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-13

StFomDerg has purchased ten acre
tract at Dalton Gardens upon which
he will erect at once a fine residence
for home. L. q. Williams has the
contract for the work.
A good strong work team for sale.
Winn-Barr- Chainey company.
Mrs. Fred Clark and son, of Grand
Forks, British Columbia, are visiting
her parents, Jacob christensen and
Mrs. Leroy Weston a sister in the
city. The visit will be an extended
one.
On and after Saturday. Sept. 14th,
Mrs L. M. Robinson. franklin block,
will have on display and for sale, a
full and complete line of pattern,
trimmed and tailored hats. showing
the very latest shapes and effects.
The ladies of Occur d'AIene and vi
cinity are cordially invited to call
and inspect this correct line of MILL
merry.
Get your order in now for the pap
erinR of that room next week. The
Benton Wall Paper & Paint company,
Bell phone 1919 Red, 1875 Occur
d'Alene street.
A hard times dance will be given
Wednesday evening September IS,
at Blackwell Park pavilion
All are invited to come IN appropri-
ate costume. A prize will be given
to the lady attired in most appropri-
ate costume, also, a gentlemen's
prize for the best sustained character.
The dance will consist of old time
dances. Everyone come and have a
good time.
Special clothing and hat sale at
the Red Front Clothing company.
G. A. Stowe, who attended the Ir
rigation congress held from Sept.
to 7 in Sacramento, return ed
home last night. He made extended
trips throughout the state investigat-
ing the various lands and localities.
He claims SON very fine valleys are
found in California, but after care
fully considering the propositions
from every standpoint, Mr.. Stowe
concludes Occur d'Alene and vicini-
ty is good enough for him. He does
not, therefore contemplate making
any changes in residence.
Phone 1919 Red for your wants in
decorating or painting and we'll do
the rest. The Benton Wall Paper i
Paint company.
The band will give an open air
concert tonight at the Blackwell pa
vilion. Some excellent music will
be rendered.
Don't forget the hard time dance
Wednesday, Sept. 18th, at the pavil-
ion.
Wear a $3.50 Lion special hat for
s2.95 The Red Front.
George Douglas is in the city. He
halls from Spokane and expects to
organize, in connection with the Ath-
letic club, a boxing class tomorrow
evening at the Coney Island pavilion.
The meeting will be confined to
members of the club alone. This
evening the meeting will be open to
the public This lie a rare opportun-
ity for the young man who aspires 60
be an athlete, to get up to date train.
ing.
We have hobbyl Have you!
Did you get one of those So. SO
Lion special hats at the Red Front
for $2.95?
The Canadians are becoming en-
thusiastlc and contemplate organic
ing a club in the near future. They
believe they have the true "bIue
blood" coursing their veins. The
time of meeting has not been set.
We have q hobby Have your
Frank Lemmer is Spkoans
visitor today on business.
There will be services at st. Luks's
church at IL q. m. as usual Sunday.
We have a hobby Have you?
r. c. Bowdish, superintendent of
the Occur d'Alene & Spokane rail-
road, who has been on a business
trip to North Yakima, returned last
evening.
Bakers choice apple butter at Hal
ey's grocery.
william Fudge, Boyd Hamilton,
Ira Il. Shallis and Henry Glinds-
man, have planned q hunting trip to
occur the first day of the duck seas
on. They are all excellent nimrods
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