Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-11-29

| hHoN1s 60 X4p WIf tHb 4cW
townsits q Ma Perces on luea-
day,
We received a call irona Bro,
NJ urray, of the Denver Progress,
on last Friday evening. Come
again,
Mr.. and Mrs Argetaiager enter
tanned Mira E. A. Jones and fam
lily. with q fine turkey dinner yes
terday,
THE PACKING OoNRAsY,
| Have Constantly On Hand, at Gut
jahr's Meat Market, all kinds Of fresh
Meats, Sausage, sparerribs &c,
Our lumber and shingle mills
must be doing a rushing husiv
ness, since the opening Of the
reservation.
! A load Of merchandise left here
this morning for the new town Of
/ Nez Perce, furnished by our
merchants,
Owing to the prolonged drouth
it is expected that the wheat yield
in Australia will barely supply
the local demand,
Mrs L, A. Wayland has made
application for appointment as
Postmistress of the new town post
Office of Nez Perces,
About rs filings are made
daily at the Land Office at Lew
iston, besides those at the sub
Office at Mt. Idaho.
Cottonwood, from her COM
manding position, is head9uar-
ters for all supplies needed hv
the settlers on the reservation.
In Colorado the populists CAR
ried 81 counties and the republ-
cans carried 81, but the pops
won in Denver. SO as to tip the
beam
The "Good time" dancing club
will give one of their enjoyable
dances on Friday December 9th,
in Woodring's hall. Remember
the date.
DIR. Short is building a house
on his claim, about 4 miles fro m
town. He intends to move his
family into his new residence as
soon as it is completed.
Our subscription list is grow
ing. When we get our new club
list ready we will have many new
subscribers, we are taking names
for the new arrangement, already
We understand that the new
time schedule on arrival and de-
parture of mails to and from
Lewiston, takes effect on the first
proximo.
Remington's ferry is the place
to cross Salmon River in going
from the Prairie to Doumacq or
Joseph plains or any point on the
upper Salmon River.
j. w. Wilson started for Pull
man this morning. Before leav-
ing he stepped into our sanctum
and requested us to have the
Report follow him.
S. P. Haslett, an all-around |
printer and pioneer of the Pacific
coast, was manipulating the
aliquot parts of words in our
office this morning.
PLANSIFTER FLOUR.
$, The Denrer, Plansifter Floor MIL.
'0iu start up in t,oo ,ceeks fonfthe date
ofthis paper, and turn out the best -four
you euer had. Don't haze your winter,
grinding done until you Try this kind
Of flour.
The "Star of Bethlehem, Ida
no lodge No / met on Monday
evening and received their para
phar nalia which came from De-
troit Michigan. This lodge will
meet regularly on wednesday eve-
nings at 7 O'Clock.
1t is said that of the eighteen
appointments secured by Sena-
tor Dubois, not one is from the
state which has SO highly hon
ored him. Everyone is an in
habitant of some of the eastern
states or belong to some foreign
CO untry.
Our friend w. A. Johns, is
contemplating returning to his
former home in Chicago. We are
sorry to lose Mr. Johns from our
midst as he has won many friends
by his genial nature and gentle
manly department, and strict
business integrity. The REPORT
wishes him unbounded success
wherever he may go.
Fresh Dates and Figs at Gold
stones.
N