Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-06-18
GLEANINGS.

toWD on rflQay laSt.
Walter Brown made a trip to
Grangeville this week.
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F. w. Rice, and James Odel, of |
Lewiston came up on Friday.
f. Calison, of Elk City came in
on last Friday, bound for Lewiston
Baby caps at 25 and As cents,
MRS. J. M. WoLBERT.
H. M. Jorgens came up on Sun
day and accompanied Mrs. Jorgens
home.
Mat. Alexander of Lewiston, drove
through on Wednesday on his way
home.
w. W. Brown, of Grangeville
dropped in on us for moment on
Monday.
- j. g. Haskell, of Moscow passed
down on Wednesdays stage bound
home.
James Aran of Grangeville went
down to Lewiston on Wednesday
morning:
Mrs. H. M. Jorgens of Kamiah,
was up visiting friends in this city
last week.
a. T. Holmes, of Pennington
Wash. passed through town on FRI
day last.
J. J, Murray, editor of the DEN
yer Progress, called on US on Mons
day last,
. n. j. Shields, Of Moscow; stopped
over On Tuesday, on bis way home
from Florence. .. ....
FL. V. Brown came over from
Grangeville on Tuesday, on his way
to Salmon riverl
J. M. Moore, has broken ground,
for neat residence on Front ST.
DUST west of the postoflice.
Mrs. j. W. Gains and daughter
Ethel, left on Friday last, for two
weeks visit with relatives at Colfaxs
Mrs. N. Anderson and son Roy,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins
of Denver, last Saturday and Suns
day.
Warren Truitt Of Moscow,
bfother of our DR.. Truitt, has been
appointed regent of the state uniVer-
sity'
It is reported that the body of
Tom Aram was found near The
Dalles, If so it had been carried
long distance by the resistless cur
rent.
The Fourth is at hand, the ladies
will need heads gear for the occasion
Mrs. Wolbert has an elegant line of
late effects in dress hats and sailors
which will be sold cheap.
R. T. Cox, of Palouse City, came
in Wednesday noon. Mr.. Cox is
manufacturer of pottery, a large
au9ntity of which be brought with
him for sale to our merchants.
have an elegant line of ladies
Sailors, in white, that | will sell
cheap, also Misses and children's
sailors; cheap,
Mrs. J. M. Wolbert.
Willie Woodward, and Dolph
Briggs, of Johnson Wash. Who
have been down on the Salmon
fiver, for few days outing, passed
through town last Saturday on
their way home.
A new bridge is being put in a.
cross the creek at the intersection
OF Main and Front Streets, and
trayel will soon go that way, as Mr.
Moore will fence up the old way by
She postoHce.
:. Attorney Raymond and wife, Of
Grangeyille, passed through town
6n Saturday last, bound for "Old
Missouri" and l suppose Pike coun-
q ~, they will make the trip overland,
IN hack. Joy go wid EN-.
!, There will be a dance in Heart
pergs hall, on Friday evening, July
ID, 1897, given under the Auspices
Of the young men of Cottonwood,
this is a sufficient guarantee of an
a old-fashioned good time. Everybody
Cordially invited.
The soaking rain Of Tuesday
morning came ip good season and
y worth many. thousands of dollars
70 this country, it practically in
spres heavy crop Of hay and grain,
the farmers now wear smile four
teen inches broad, in Consequence.
W. P. Nichols came home from
Grangetflle Tuesday, noon, he has
9hished his work there, and will
now prepare to take charge of the
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