Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-06-04
A Home Paper.
GLEANINGS.

w. L. Hunter made a trip to the
nntry, Wednesday.
D. M. Moore is hauling lumber for
Residence and barn.
20. E. Clough drove over to
rangeville Tuesday.
Geo. G. Thomson of Coeurd 'Alene
rs in town GU Friday.
N. Fisher of Colfax Wash, was
town on Sunday last.
Ell. V. Brown came up from Lew
ton Sunday evening.
A. B.. Rookie and wife went to
fangevnle on Tuesday.
Felix Warren came up OH We'd
ssday, looking over his stage line.
Subscribe for the official paper
n the county. $3.50 per year.
Baby caps at 25 and As cents,
Mrs. WoLBERT & Miss SWIFT.
s. De. Crush of Moscow, came in
th Wednesday, and will stop in
His vicinity for few days.
6 The best hay ranch in Idaho
for sale, for one half it's
Yalue. Inquire at this Office.
DIR. Green announces that he will
Sieit Cottonwood, professionally
6arly this fall,
Barney Micke, of Keuterville call
id at this office on Tuesday, and left
6ubstantial evidence of his visit.
w. R. Mix formerly of Moscow,
passed through town on Tuesday.
a his way to his mine at Florence.
Rev. Perkins will preach in the
M. E. Church Sunday evening, June
18Th. in the absence of Rev. Roberts.
Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell, temperance
lecturer will be here to lecture on
lime 16 and Goth. at the M. E.
church.
Mr.. Sutton, of Dayton Wash. call
ed on us on Tuesday last: Mr.. Sut-
|t6n has some fine well-broken horses
for sale,
Green Dallas, w. B. Stanton,
Fred Roos, w. w. Leeper, and G..
M. Dallas, came up from Lewiston
pa Sunday.
Judge Robbins, J. L. Woodrirg,
md J. K. Burch, went to Grange
vile on Friday last to attend the
Masonic lodge!
Julius Ward, and Miss Mabel
Clawson, end Frank Kasler, and
Miss Mary Brown visited Grange
vile on Sunday last.
~ p. F. Melheim, representing the
Washington Shoe Co. and F. S. Lib
by of Johnson Washington called
" this Office last week.
Herbert Clough returned home
last week from Palouse City, accom-
panied by an uncle who will visit
With Mr.. Clough's family.
Miss Alien Green, daughter of
A. ID. Green has returned from Lew
iston and has been visiting Miss
Nina Clough for the past few days.
Geo. C. Thomson Grand Master
9f the l. 0. o. F. OF Idaho put the
boys through a course on his an
npal visit on Friday evening last.
Would it not be good plan to
lave box of tools, with plan of
the cemetery, placed within the
Cemetery grounds for the conVenienc
Of those interested.
Many people think that the Poll
Hnd Hospital tax is hardship, and
ONE think that they can dodge the
Hospital part, but the law is speci.
tIe in that"every man between the
hgee of 81 and SO years shall pay a
poll tax of So and hopital tax of
WI unless certificate from phys.
can showing disability is shown.
Asa Jones left for Lewiston on
fuesday morning to assist in bring
tng suit against the fefryman on the
pIearwater at Lewiston for damages
ia the sum of $40, 700 for negligence
"a operating - ferryboat, known to
oe Unsafe, and thereby causing the
>he death of ]. T. Aram by the
breaking of the cable, of the boat,
3Il the Goth. ult
The following named persons
I've paid their delinquent taxes,
but they came in loo late to be re.
znoyed from the list
frank Thyering. Jacob Trout.
uan, j. FL. Perkins; w. D. Perkins,
O Ellsworth, Jacob Verc.er, J. A.
mpey, 8. P. Nelson, J. L. Kim
I'd, Ernest Smith, Ellen Breen,
11hn Breen, A. j.. Watson.