Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-08-25

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ducks on Fain's pond Wednes-
day. We (Junior) devonred a
couple of them. Thanks Zen,
HENRY WAX, one of Grange
yiHe's popular merchants, ac-
companied by M. w. MUsGRovE
were over on business Tuesday.
Ben BoRGER, of Keuterville,
was in town last Saturday on
land business. Mr.. BoaGER,
Sen; is still over on the east side.
n G. BENBow, OF Pomeroy,
Wash, a nephew of w. J. SMITH,
Of this place, arrived Saturday
on 4 visit to relatives and
friends.
F, I, STEPHENS, of Mason
Prairie, was in Cottonwood
Wednesday and reports excellent
prospects for crops in his neigh
borhood.
One OF the topographic artists
for the new paper soon to be
started at Grangeville, made the
Report gang a fraternal call
Wednesday,
JOS, HoHAUs and daughter-in-
law, Mrs, WM. HoHAus, accom-
panied by Miss AUGUSTA DpHR-
KopF, sister of the latter, were
over yesterday from Grapgeyille.
JAS, McCAFFSRTY left Tuesday
far a two months visit in Illinois.
rs will spend two weeks sight
seeing at the Worlds Fair, and
the rest of the time at his old
home in Mclean Co.
L. A. BRUNER sent us a bunch
OF mammoth bearded wheat last
week. Ii Mr.. BRUNER continues
to raise similar grain it will not
take him long to be numbered
among the billionaires.
]. &. PEAsLEY, O. P, MoBERG,
DEL BUTTERwoRTH and N. B..
PETTIBoNE returned from Elk
City a few days ago. They To-
Gated claims ON Red Horse, and
expect to soon become million
aires,
Grangeville Undertaking Com
pany have on hand large stock
OF Baskets and trimmings and
robes. Call and examine. Fun
erals taken charge of when re-
CURED, Office in brown front
building, Grangeville, Idaho,
S. l.. CowEN, Manager.
While on their recent eastern
trip J, d. HENDREN and J. d..
GRAHAM traded horses for buggies
Mr.. GRAHAM went to Lewiston a
few days ago and brought them
up and now they are as indie
pendent as PETE ScHUTTLER
himself,
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22,-The
President has issued his procla-
nation opening the Cherokee
strip for sediment at the hour
of twelve o'clock noon central
| standard time, Saturday, the
18th of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Spokane, Wash.
We have received the catalogue
for 1893-94 of the University OF
Idaho at Moscow. This institu-
ton is fast gaining a solid repu-
tation under the management of
President GAULT. An able corps
OF professors has been secured
and everything bids fair fop sue
cess.
The Sisters Academy OF Lew
iston. will open September 3rd.
Boarding and Tuition only $12
per month, We may recon-
mend this school as one of the
best and cheapest of our whole
country, For further particu-
lars apply to SISTER SUPERIOR,
Lewiston, Idaho.
Rev w. w. VAN DusEN, Pre-
siding Elder OF the Spokane Dist
rict,, M, E, church, delivered an
excellent sermon at Heartburg's
Hall Monday evening to a good
congregation. The Elder spoke
in most encouraging terms of the
enterprise of the people of Cotton
wood in the erection of the M. E..
church house at this place.
Last Tuesday evening party
consisting of Mrs. D. B. DENHAM,
Mrs. SNAvELY and children went
huckleberrying on Cottonwood
Butte. While returning home
Mrs. DENHAM was thrown from
the wagon and severely hurt.
She lay helpless where she had
fallen until Mrs. SNAvELY's little
boy went two miles for assist
ance. At last accounts she was
doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
w. r. HAeooD's residence, in
Union District, was burned to
the ground Tuesday morning.
The fire originated, in the upper