Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-12-06

scribed for the paper and ordered
it sent to brother in Oregon,
Judge Robbins delivered an
elaborate opinion and made a
mAsterly summing up Of evi-
depce on discharging Frederick
Gilldenskog.
Cottonwood now receives mail
from Lewiston and the far east
from fourteen to eighteen hours
earlier thar any other town on
the Prairie.
Woodring's Hall will be fitted
up for saloon in the near future.
1t twill be occupied by Jake Wood
ring and August Hendricks, so
we are. informed
H. Taylop, attorney, success
fully defended Fred GiIldenskog
in Justice Robbins court, last
Tuesday, on charge Of cattle
stealing.
j. w. Gains and Jesse Dixon
have formed a copartnership in
the business of hay baling, and
are ready to bale any kind of
hay at reasonable figures.
PLANsIFrER ELoUR.
The Denrer. PtansJfer Flour MI,
'ciu start up IN te0 acebks from the date
ofttis paper, and t'h1 out the best -four
you euen had. Donp haze your pinter
grinding done until you try this kird,
Of foars
Some of the boys think that
N. E.. t should not be so
selfish as to claim the sole atten-
tion of more than three or four
of the dear creatures at the same
time while coasting.
The wintor schedule of arrival
and departure of mails on the
Cottonwood-Lewiston route went
into effect ON Monday, the End
instant. which causes the mails
to stop over night here.
1t is now quite generally
thought that when man takes
his advertisements out of his town
paper that he is going out of
business, or is seeking quiet, or
don't care to sell his goods. So
mote it he. Selahl
The directors of our school
district were duly empowered
(by a large vote, which was
unanimous) to sell the old school
house, which they will proved
to do tomorrow, December 7th,
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ. to the highest
bidder for cash.
1t is always pleasant to see a
sister radiantly happy over her
brothers success. An exchange
reports an instance: May-Just
think, Bob is blaving on the Yale
football team. Clara = That's
jolly. What is he, half back or
quarter back? May - Neither. |
He's drawback, Charley Pruy. |
enne says he's the greatest draw
back the team ever had. T,
A social under the auspices
of the Rev. Mr. Perkins, assisted
by number of ladies, will be
given next Wednesday evening,
in Heartburg Hall A program |
consisting of vocal and instru-
mental music and recitations,
followed by an amusing enter
tainment. Refreshments served. |
Tickets, for gentlemen, 25 cents; |
gentleman and lady, 35 cents;
lady, 10 cents; children, under !
sixteen years, 10 cents.
The Cottonwood Packing Com |
pany will have Luther Ferris
them at Lewiston in
the future, and hope thereby to |
greatly enlarge their trade in
that city. They will be in shape
to cater to the wants of the people
in that section and no doubt their
trade will be considerably in
creased. We are sorry to lose
Mr.. Ferris and family from our
midst, and we congratulate our
elder sister town on such an
accession to her good citizenship. |
DIR, Blake, formerly of Moscow,
but now of Keuterville, was in
town Tuesday, and in converse
ton stated that he had great
faith in the future of Cottonwood, |
and that it is a natural trade
center, and the gateway of the
whole region known as the Camas
Prairie. The doctor has been