Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-31

Spokane tomorrow to play basket
ball with the Spokane high school
teams are in good condition and en-
terrain high hopes OF winning.
Bran and shorts. shorts, wheat,
rolled barley, crushed and whole
corn. Idaho Mercantile company.
In news item in yesterdays Press
the statement was made that w. H.
Lafayette was interested in the La
Fayette & Hamilton lumber COM
pany. 1t was learned from Mr.. La
Fayette this morning that this was
an error, and that he has no interest
whatever in the company.
Four foot and 16 inch dry pine
and fir wood cheap. Idaho Mercan-
tile company.
The Scandinavian society will give
a grand masquerade ball on Friday
evening, February Z, at Sanders
hall. Four prizes will be given away.
The first prizes will go to the best
dressed lady and gentleman and the
second prize to the most comically
dressed lady and gentleman. The
best of music will be furnished.
For the next month / will sell
indicated bath tickets, good for IL
baths for $40. Suite 10. Wiggett
block.
Lately so many people drink Gold
en- Grain Granules, the pure cereal
coffee. AS long as people want to
drink something with their meals,
there is nothing healthier than this
system building drink. Children
will do well by using it and nervous
people will find it very strengthen
ing.
Mrs. ]. c. White entertained
friends at 500 at her home last even
ing. Those present were Messrs.
Sheppard, Dryer, Fallon, Wearne,
Martin, Sanders; Misses, Blackwell,
Elderkin, Nevers, Proudfoot, Fallon,
Clark. DR.. and Mrs. Wood, and Mr..
and Mrs. Giles. The gentleman's
prize was won by DR.. Wood and the
ladies' by Mrs. Nevers.
Board and room. 215 Second st
The Catholic ladies' club will give
their dance this evening at their hall
The dance is given for the purpose Of
raising money to pay OF the indebt
edness of their hall. The hall wal
erected by the club and paid fol
it, but lately they found it neces
sary to enlarge it and the funds OBJ
tanned from tonight's dance will &c
towards discarding the debt occas
toned by this addition to the hall.
For sale.-Two acres of land clos,
in. This must go at bargain as
am leaving town and need the mon
ey. See me at once, 1884 ThirC
street.
]. T. Flynn was arrested last even
ing by the police for being DRUM
and disorderly. Flynn, 1t is alleged
is an old offender. Last night Will
in an intoxicated condition he mad
his way into wood-shed in the rea
of the Journal building, where h,
was found by the owners. They mott
fed the police and his arrest follow
ed. He made his appearance thi
morning in the court of Judge Mali
and plead guilty and was fined.
Five acre tract, close in, for $43O
A snap. Come quick. For furthe
particulars, inquire of Jay ]. Parker
successor to Hobson & Parker.
The Happy o-Lucky club met a
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Dowd last evening. The evening wa
spent at cards and other amuse
ments. Miss ossie Blanchard car
ried away the ladies' first prize an
w. B. Burdick the gentleman'i
Second prize was won by ]. Blanch
ard. The free for all ladies' priz
fell to Mrs. j. Nathan. The clu
meets every two weeks and thei
meeting will be at the home of MI
and Mrs. Patrick Devine.
Twenty-Five per cent discount o
all heating stoves. Idaho Mercantil
company.
Chauncy Bells. a pupil in tn
Lakeview school, has been quara1
tined for diphtheria. The school
have for their protection against thi
disease, placed in vogue again a pla
similar to that inaugurated last IA
which was successful in blotting GU
diphtheria and other contagious dil
eases. The plan then was for tn