Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-20
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CITY IN BRIEF

Extra offerings In winter under
wear at Rebertson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. bly, shaw were spo-
kane visitors last evening.
Turkeys are a tribe higher. but It
IL believed that they Will be some
lower before the holidays are over.
Picture portrayal OF sad incident
OF the Freneh-American war at the
Lyric.
Mrs. G. A. Ranaimer and Mrs. A.
Gnptill are visitors at the apple show
today.
There 10 very Interesting subject
OF rustic school days at the Majestic
entitled THE Little Teacher"
Remember. the Metropole. 4daho.
city and Cash markets for your gov
eminent inspected meats and Thanks
giving poultry.
The chances for . foot ball game
In this city on Thanksgiving day Il
very poor. as the Higha cannot and
q team that ID willing 70 meet them.
1t Is said the manage ROT the Ma
jeatic 10 receiving many compliments
on the biograph. The Little Teach
er," a story OF rustic school days.
At the Metropole. Idaho City and.
Cash markets you Will ind the high
est grade OF corn fed poultry for
Thanksgiving. Turkeys. geese. ducks
aud chickens.
Local option headquarters broke
camp last evening, and the working
force repaired to their respective
homes throughout the city and
county.
Thanksgiving turkeys, geese, ducks
and chickens, ell nicely fattened on
cora and dressed under government
inspection, at the MetrOpOle, Idaho,
City and Cash markets. Remember.
that all our meats and poultry are
government inspected and must stand
the rigid test.
II Ii said that the chances for an
opera house In this city now are very
slim, and that paved streets and a
street railway system Is far beyond
even a practical time limit OF imag-
ination.
The Occur d'Alene Granite and
Marble Works has secured the build
Ing next to the Cassidy & Nelson I'M
dertaking parlors on Second street
and win receive a shipment of mar
BILE within few days. The new In
dustry will begin Alling orders a.
soon as the material arrives. and will
have n Ene display In stock as quick
~ as the workmen can produce the
same II. G, Hoffman, the manager,
will so to Boise within q day or two
and will bring back with him on his
return couple OF expert cutters
and deslgners who will Alao become
residents OF this city.
The different locators OF the city
are busy these days corresponding
with the large number OF winners In
the reservation drawing who are get
ting ready to come to the city In the
early spring and some OF them be-
fore then. Occur d'Alsno will see a
rush before the Arst OF April as Il
IL Estimated that six hundred fam
lilies will come to this city a. reser-
walton loeators before that time.
Bonner county. the end OF the
panhandle. IL In the grasp OF the To-
cal option eontagion At Last and will
be the scene Of one OF the most Bit
ter dry campaigns that has ever
been waged in Idaho aimee the 'allent
thirteen let loose the bin that ere-
ated endless strife. One Of the fore
most leaders OF that silent body, SEN
ator w. y. Whitaker. the man who
cialms the credit Of leading Bonner
county up 20 the polls on election
day and delivering Il over. IL cham
pionlng the cause OF prohibition In
tha northern county, He has been
elected vice president OF the county
organization and win bear the Ally
white banner on the stump during
the heat Of the campaign. The vets
are organizing 10 prevent the dry
siege and every effort win be made
BY them TO keep the county In It's
present condition. II II expected. that
the required petition will soon have
the necessary signatures and an cleo
ton viii be called by spring.
"A. Il. OLSON.
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