Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-09-29
LOCAL NEWS.

Ned Greene returned from Flor
ence last Monday.
F. ]. Hogan and John Breen visit
ed Mt. Idaho Monday.
Borns-To the wife of L, w,
Thornton, Sept. %, 1898, son.
]. H. Hunte, teacher in Dist. No,
"a, was in town Saturday and Sun
day.
W. R. Dixon and family, of West
lake district, was in town last Satur-
day.
You need heavier underwear
now, such as Nuxoll & Stubbers
sell.
A. w. darlington and ]. HI. Wann,
of Mt. Idaho, were in town Tuesday
night.
III. Robbins lost valuable mich
COW, the other day, by falling in an
old well,
Atty. III. F. Samuels, one of Grange
vile's leading legal men, was over
Saturday.
Why don't you join the
procession and go to Nuxoll &
Stubbers store.
II. Taylor, Att'y-at-law, went to
Mt. Idaho Wednesday and re-
turned Thursday.
Ed Liston, one of the solid cattle
men OF Stock Creek, was up taking
in the town Saturday.
]. w. Gains arrived, from Lewis
ton, Wednesday with load of heat
ing stoves for Wax & Goldstone.
II. R. Estes, an old resident of
Camas Prairie, was up from the Pal
ouse Country the fore part of the
week.
Messrs. S. Haaser and J. d. CALI
van purchased, from G.. S. Bates.
Tuesday, 800 acres of land, Price
$4,000.
Axei Clausen, accompanied by w,
Q. and 9. w. Crea, went to Lewiston
Monday to prove up on his Com.
Timber Culture Claim.
Mrs. s, Dresser presented the Office
with two mammoth turnips, raised
on Craig's Mountain, the two weigh
ing 10 lbss Can any one beat this?
Seth Jones, Sri, visited our city
Saturday. Mr. Jones has nearly
completed one of the finest and most
commodious residences in Idaho Co.
Bro. Afford, of the Lewiston Trib-
une, returned from Warrens and the
Salmon River Country, Wednesday,
and left for home Thursday morn
ing.
Marion Worden went to Salmon
River Sunday, in search of winter
range for his pack mules. He re-
ports the grass as being in excellent
condition.
Fl. Haaser and j. d. Galliyan, OF
Delta, Idaho, were in Cottonwood
this week, looking over the country
with the view of making some in.
vestments.
The Sheriff's sale of the Tefft cat.
tie came off Monday at the Asa Jones
ranch. They went at nine dollars
per head, and were bought by w. F,
Kettenbach.
Rev. w. Kroeger will, on the sec.
ond Sunday in Oct, conduct ser,
vices at the Catholic Church at Keu
terville at IA. NJ. Cottonwood 10 :3(
A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ.
Editor Hink1e came out with goot
old-fashioned Englishj last week, am
"sat down on" our departed Flowers
in good shape. We endorse all hi
said. Raise your club high, Brothe
Hinkle, we win stay with you.
The people of Dist. No. (Cott n
wood win give grand all Oct
9th, for the purpose OF raising fund
to help pay the expenses of the cree
ton of the new schcsl hoase. Loo
out for the announcements next week.
While out in Tie Won Bargen set
Element, the other day, we notice
many new improvements in the wa
of new barns, houses, fences and etc
This is progressive neighborhoo
and keeps time with Camas Prairie
rapid advancement.
III. n. Brown, who recently pun
chased 4S0 acres of land in the Sc
bastian neighhorhood, near Grange
vile. has erected fine new dwelling
Mr.. Brown is from Dayton, Wash
and is giving evidence of his faith i
the country by his works.
Owing to the efficiency OF tt
lightning( 2)express line betwee
here and Portland, our paper, whic
was shipped on Sept. Esd arrived
Cottonwood, Oct. 4th. Hence Q,
failure to'get out Oh time. eom
body ought to start an opposite
limo Il, fba sha,,o ~ a,, old sfasb