Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-30
CITY In BRIEF.


II of music at the Rink.
H. Pape has been on the sick
fifth lagrippe for the past few
- " cents buys 81 worth of
at o. e. Fuller company, 81 |
street.
night marked the coolest |
II the year, the thermometer
ring near the zero mark.
ard and room. 215 Second st.
G. Fitze and family are moving
household goods from Dalton
ems and will in the future make
home in the city.
few hundred dollars to loan on
Vck estate. w. H. Lafayette, 319
Ina man street.
his year we will sell and hang
paper by the single roll. The
% 70 ton Wall Paper & Paint com
10 = 315 Occur d'Alene street.
Match and wait for the White Sale
the first week in February. Nor
J, >.
d Mrs. Elmer Agnew, of Spokane,
ii 3 has been visiting for the past
days at the home of Mr.. and
B. w. H. Lafayette, returned to
home today.
V br sale.-Household goods, such
ouch, bed, chairs, kitchen furni-
/ stoves. Also some canned
% 1t, kraut. vinegar, apples. pota-
q IS, etc. 1924 Third street.
4, Our 1908 stock of hangings are
the road and we are Obliged to
bike room for them. To do so we
w offer you all 1907 patterns at
!, per cent discount. The Benton
al Paper & Paint company, 315
beur d'Alene street.
hc Lately so many people drink Gold
Grain Granules, the pure cereal
nee. AS long as people want to
ink something with their meals,
d ere is nothing healthier than this
ystem building drink. Children
81 I'LL do well by using it and nervous
!, keople will find it very strengthen
] ng.
Mrs. Leroy Weston entertained
friends at 500 at her home last ev-
ening. Mrs. F. ]. Seymour carried
away the first prize given the ladies
and F. A. Pierce, the first gentle
mans prize. Light refreshments
= were served. Those present were,
4 Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Pierce, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lennon, Mrs. Bell Pierce
q Mrs. F. ]. Seymour, Mrs. H. E. Kel
. er and ]. Christianson.
Board and room. 215 Second st
A call for bids for the survey o
blowing townships in the Coeu
'Alene land district has been re
eived by the officers of the loca
!. and office: Sill, 53-1, west; 50-4
Z asst; 51-2, 52-2, $50, west. Tn
urveys of the above enumerate
Ownships are based upon applica
ions made by settlers, and the SUI
ey of the following based upon al
ications made by the Norther
acific Railway company: 6S-1
2-2, 63-2, 64-2, 54-4, 54-5, west
1-1, 53-1, 55-2, 63-2. 5l-3, 61-'
S-3. 5O-4, STA, SPA, and Sis cas-
Board and room. 215 Second s
Mrs. Chas. Fiel gave an entertain
bent at whist the other evening
onor of Miss Elizabeth Frank, (
Minneapolis, who has been Ii
uest of Mrs Fiel and Mrs. &c
uscher for the past week. II
rst prize was won by Miss Josepl
he Riley. Dainty refreshments wei
erved by the hostess. and a mo
leasant time enjoyed by all. Tho
resent were: T. Liedinger, Dunes
IcLenna, r. H. Mcdonald, Patri,
"A nay IA L. wi VIC
|uscher. and Misses Josephine r.
y, Mary Bischar, Elizabeth. Fran
nna Riley and Johanna Fiel.
For plumbing. see Dezell.
Professor Allen. of Spokane, m
It'll the Occur d'AIene bal
pys last evening and express
mself as decidedly well pleas
tn the class OF music given by L
ys, especially in view OF the IA
at they were called together a
ked to play without any prepaI
pm. The Professors visit was WI
e view of assuming the leadersl
the band for the coming seasC
a satisfactory arrangement COZ