Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-09-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr., Shirley, Of Cotton, was in town
Saturday.
Charlie Phillips, Of Florence, is in
Cottonwood.
Martin Benbow left for Pomeroy
this morning.
John King, Of Spokane, is here
buying cattle.
J. F. Lipps, Of Deep Creek, was in
town Sunday.
VIM. Ingram visited, in Grange
vile, Sunday.
Chas. Wood returned from Kamai,
Sunday night.
Mark jackson came out, from Elk
City, Saturday.
H. M. Jorgens went to Grange
vile, Saturday.
Geo. May, of Rustic, visited Cot
tonwood Sunday.
Joe Norton ls constructing hues In
>. w. Wilson'S new house.
Several Of the Cottonwood boys
went to Mt. Idaho, Sunday.
FL. Hogan made flying trip to
the county seat Wednesday.
A. schafer, Of Wisconsin, is in
town looking over the country.
Our enterprising butchers, King &
Collier, are sporting q new sign.
w. w. Blackburn, Of Keuterville
District, was in Cottonwood Satur-
day.
You need heavier underwear
now, such as Naxoll 4 stubbers
sell.
Bishop Talbot and REV. J. D. Nc
Conkey were in town. Tuesday
night.
Why don't you Join, the
procession and 60 TO Nuxoll q
Stubbers store.
Died AT the residence Of Seth
Jones, On Sept. 10, 1898, Matilda
Poison, aged "A years.
Geo. Scott, Willow Creek painter,
has been removed to Cottonwood,
Tor medical treatment.
We failed to receive the Denver
Tribune last week. Why don't you
rush II out Bro. Hinkle?
j: D. Sears, butcher from Wal
haze, Idaho, was in this vicinity, buy
ing hogs, the first Of the week.
F. B. Ball returned from Minneso-
IA last Friday. He reports horse
ilesh as being very cheap there.
Chas. Farnsworth and Ed Martin,
Of Palouse City. were here Monday,
looking after their land interests:
Editor Rhoads, and soh Chester,
left for American Greek, yesterday,
TO do assessment work on y mining
claim.
E. Afford. 6fths Lewiston Tribune,
called Saturday during our absence.
He was On his way TO the Warren's
mines.
Jake woodfing, one Of Cotton
woods enterprising carpenters, has
commenced work on an addition TO
Ben Gerding's dwelling.
Worden Bros. arrived with their
pack train, from Elk City, Tuesday.
They will rusticate week, and then
make trip to Warrens.
THE N. =, Church is completed,
with the EXCEPTION OF the seating.
The work reflects great credit on
L. NJ. Asker and his workmen.
O. j.. ChAae passed through Cot
ssawood Saturday, on his way home
from Genesce, where he had Been to
attend his brother Albert's wedding.
Anderson L Farnsworth, Of Palouse
City, were in Cottonwood Monday.
They are general agents, for the
Farmers Insurance Company, in
this State.
The recent rains give much en-
souragement to farmers, who have
vowed their fall wheat, and puts the
ground in hhape for blowing by those
who are late.
Remember the school-Ineeting
Saturday, at Heartburg's Hall, at
3 o'clock P. NJ. Let everybody turn
out and stir up enough enthusiasm
to bring the building into material
form at once.
G. C. Patten, Of Montpelier, was
in Cottonwood Sunday. Mr.. Patten
ia Grand Master Of theI. o. o. F. Of
Idaho. An effort win be made to
organize q lodge, of that order,
here the 18th.
The first number OF the idaho
Gold Miner, tine new Grange
Vile paper, - on our table. 1t
Is q bright, newsy, five column
folio, al home PRINT and Repub-
ssiiosn Id politics. We congrat-
A,1aya fbh nublishers. Messrs.