Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-02-13
CITY In sRIEF.

House for rent, 1894 Third street.
Pick while picking is good at
NOrquists.
The chinooks temper the storm to
the shoFn lamb.
A few special bargains. $40 sher-
man, Charles B. LaDeau.
Valentines sold cheaper than any
of them at Barton's Book Store.
w. F. Davis, Of Duluth. Minnesota,
is a visitor with friends in the town
Valentine masquerade ball tomor-
row night at Blackwell's pavilion.
Three horses for sale. Inquire
at the Occur d'Alene Cab company's
barn.
]. S. Moore. manager of the Ho-
tel Idaho, made business visit to
Spokane yesterday.
Four lots, good location, best bar
gain on any list in the city. Robert
w. Collins, Wiggett block.
number of new launches will be
placed on the lake this season by To-
cal and Spokane parties.
For quick results list your proper
ty with Jay J. Parker, successor to
Hobson & Parker.
The man who bet that the lake
would freeze over this winter stands
a good show to lose.
That discount is still in force on
wall paper at the Benton Wall Pap
er G Paint company's store.
The mysterious woman in white
puzzles many residents of the Fort
Sherman residence district.
If we can get you to look at our
wall paper and get our prices we will
get your business. The Fourth Street
Fair.
N. D. Wernette, of the law firm of
Black & Wernette went to st. Mar
les and st. Joe this morning on legal
business.
When in hurry for your abstract
see the Occur d'Alene Abstract &
Title Guarantee company. Telephone
No. /, Office Graham block.
Henry Ballinger, 1881 Mountain
avenue, left today for Oaksdale and
st. John, Wash, on a visit of few
days with his nieces.
The Weekly Examiner is now is
sued twice a week at the same price
of $1.5O per year. Take your sub
scriptions to Barton's Book Store,
agents for the Examiner.
Valentine masquerade ball tomor-
row night at Blackwell's pavilion.
Mrs. Rus Blackwell. Blanche
Blackwell, Mrs. Fred Tinkle, Mrs.
Daughters and Mrs. C. w. Noruuist.
were among those who went to Spok-
ane last evening to attend the music
al entertainment given by Paderwis-
XII.
Bob Robinson, who will lecture on
the subject of ''Malamutes" at the
Auditorium on the 18th, was a visit
or in the city yesterday afternoon.
He returned to Spokane last evening.
Chase & Sanborn tea and coffee for
sale by the Table Supply Co.
Edythe Jennie, who has been for
some time employed in the capacity
of clerk at the Norquist department
store. has severed her connection
with the establishment, and has gone
for a visit with relatives at Ritzville
and Spokane
The Painters and Paper-hangers'
Union have demanded an increase in
wages April LIST. For the next 80
days we will hang paper at reduced
rates. March Is the price advances
Place your orders early. The Benton
W-P. & P. company.
Norwegian. Swedish. German. Ital-
Ian, Spanish, French and English
books for sale and exchange at Bar
tons Book Store.
House and lot on Fourth street for
sale, $40 down and $40 per month.
Good location. Jay ]. Parker. room
s. Occur d'Alene Bank & Trust Co.
Bldg.
]. C. cauvell. Of this city. and Mrs.
Irene LaFOrge Of San Francisco. were
married at Spokane Tuesday after
noon. The wedding was a quiet one,
only immediate friends being pres
ent. Mr.. cauvell quietly left town