Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-13

letOii, .iFitVed on TUESDAY even
ming. They will make this their
future home.
H. Taylor left for Wl,itebird
and the Dumacq and Jos. ph
Plains, Saturday, on a business
and outing trip, to he gone one
week.
The Cash bargain storeu fol-
ded its Tent and quietly disap-
paared in the dim vista which
envelopes Grangeville. ia ia.
Lewiston has passed an ordi
nance levving a one mill tax on
the assessed valuation, for light
ting purposes.
Our next neighbor, DR. Short,
the dentist, has had his office nj
cely finished and furnish ed, and
is'' tew hum" to his patrons.
Dennis Holland, and E.S,
Sweet, returned from Lewiston
Saturday. They delivered a bunch
Of beef cattle to Robert Jones TO
ship to Chicago
j NJ. Bealingsburg and a Mr.
Gibson, Of Anaconda Montana.
who are dealing heavily in cattle
are on the PrairiH looking up
stock. with a view 70 purchase
Mrs, H.H. Rogers, arrived from
Troy, New York. last Sunday.
She was met at Lewiston by her
nephew w. H. Hill, Of Grange
vile, to which pl,ce they drove
IN the afternoon.
The Mahghmer Brothers, out
on the " Point" near the Salmon
river, have heen improving the
appearance Of their new residence
with d coat If pailt. They have
one Of the most imposing farm
houses on this side of the Prairie.
Remember the BALL, on Fri
day evening, Sept 20lh. A grand
good time will be had, good mus
ic will tighten the feet Of those
who delight il tripping the light
fantastic.
J.A.Cooke, representing q tea
and coffee house Of San Franciscos
stopped over Saturday night.
B.B.Oppenheimer, Of Portland,
was selling Stoves and tin ware,
s.E.Dhnham feft for Chicago
on Friday, on business.
C.Metzger and H.J.Bosqhi of
Dayton. Wash made tour Of the
Prairie last week. They smiled
ON us and reported things as not
very brisk in Dayton and vicini-
ty. They returned home on Sat-
urday.
Miss Benbow, a school teacher
was in town Saturday,
The Rev silas Perkins will
preach at the NJ. e, Church next
Sunday at II o'clock,
A. s. Baum, Of Pullman, came
in on Monday with a number of
rigs, consisting Of hacks, buggies
and carts, for the India, trade.
The Board of Trade meeting
oil Monday evening was we'll at.
tended and much interest taken
by all present, we will publish
the proceedings next week,
Cottonwood will have electric
li-htp this. winter, the packing
house people viii put in small
dynamo.
Mr. Smiley has more work
than he can do in his shop, and
has a contract for a house beside.
The ball on the Goth will b.
a good one. tickets will he $ 125
cents including supper. Prof, A.
l.. Evans string band will fur
nish the music.
Those WHO can prove up had
better do so before Writer sscs in
Dr Truitt made a trip to Mi
Idaho last Saturday, to register
asa physician,
School commenced on Monday
with a large attendance, Prof Ell
sensobn will soon have his hands
full.
Do not forget the : after hir
vest" ball, on the 20 tn inst, "a
Woodrings new hall,
, The young men OF this vlllai'
are talking Of getting up a bras
hand, would be a, good. shane
for the village and wake up th'
echoes. !.
3. ) .lohnson, who has All Ia
teresl in a gold property at tn
mou h OF j ohn Day river, passe,
through Town IN Tuesday last.
Many OF the Indians have out
fitted for ELK City and are Btri
king he trail lively.