Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-06


month. That's June Is.
A marriage license has been issued
oy the county auditor to orman Car
ter and Mable Clare Trimble. both
of Athol. Idaho.
You want to see the end men June
Is.
+. w. Johnson has filed a Iaborer's
lien for s10e.50 on the right of way
OF the L. & W. N. r. R., with the
county auditor.
Prof. A. w. Bach, instructor on
string instruments. City Drug store.
W. B. Mcfarland, Albert Blixt and
Earl Sanders returned yesterday from
Twin Falls, where they went to at
tend the democratic convention.
Takes your estimates to Hopes q
Wilson, building contractors, sOs
Second street
Homer Blanchard and family are
In the city today from Post Falls.
the guests of ]. Blanchard and fam
lily.
Mrs. L. Parker, Of Michigan. is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
Ellis. After her visit she will pro-
coed to Salem. Oregon. for a visit
with friends at that place.
It's a sure thing.
Nels and John Thompson, C. O.
Dagget, Stanley Case and ]. A. Sing
er, were among those who went to
Spokane last evening to attend the
New York Symphony Orchestra.
Big choir, twenty-five voices, June
Is.
Mrs. N. s. Paul returned yesterday
from Hot Lake, Oregon. She was
accompanied by Miss Della Lyle, of
Prince Albert. who. during her stay
in this city will be guest at the
Paul home.
500 White Leghorn yearling hens,
75c and 81 per head. Must have
room for growing pullets. Order
quick. Rusk Bros. Poultry Farm,
Occur d'Alene. Ida, Route 1.
Ex-Mayor R. w. Collins returned
yesterday afternoon from Taft, Mon
tana, where he was called by the i'll
ness of his son, Reuben. The son
accompanied him, and will make this
city his home.
It's sure thing.
The Post Falls base ball team will
visit Occur d'Alene Sunday and cross
bats at Woodlawn with Company C.
These teams met three weeks age
in a fast game, the score standing
to 3. Train leaves for grounds
at 2:45, returns at SIS.
Ladies, don't forget the Box Bal
alley at 2OS Fourth street is reserv
ed for you every Thursday Afternoon
from 1 to 6.
The firm of Hopes & Wilson
have the foundation laid for tn,
Hayden Lake school house. The
competition for the contrac
was close and was taken by the firm
for the sum of $2597.5O, which wa
SIS lower than the next loves
bidder.
It's a sure thing.
]. F. Costello, who was serving I
seven days sentence in the city jai
for being drunk and disorderly, ant
who, after his Incarceration, shove,
symptoms of insanity, was taken Il
Rathdrum by an officer from tn
sheriff's office last evening. He vii
be examined as to his sanity b.
Judge Mccall.
Henry NJ. MeCleary, expert plan
tuner, of Chicago, will be in town IN
til June 18th. Pianos thorough
cleaned and tuned for the small SUI
of $3.50. The regular price of thi
work is $500. All work guarantee
satisfactory or money refunded. Al
dress all orders to Henry N. MC
Cleary, box 2Os, Occur d'Alen'
Idaho. Organs thoroughly eleane'
$2.OO.
It's a sure thing.
Miss winfield Olmstead. instru'
tor in the public schools, has depar
ed for the east to spend the summe
She will visit Oberlin college an
witness the graduation from that ii
stitution Of her friend. Miss Geneyie'
TOdd.m she will return to Chieag
and take n course in the Universal
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