Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-09-03
GLEANINGS.

last rluay.
J.W. Gains is buying cattle and
hogs.
Thos. Cartons, of Seattle was in
town on Tuesday.
See CLouGH & HOWE before you
buy your shingles.
The Albion State Normal school
opens September 7th.
CHI. Teeton of Denver Colorado
was in town on Friday last.
Miss Anna Binnard left Wednes,
day for a visit in Grangeville.
F. J. Hogan returned from Flor
ence on Friday morning last
]. G. Talbert, of Burke Idaho,
passed through town Tuesday.
SHINGLES! we handle them.
CLoUGH & HOWE Cottonwood.-4t
Will Jones and wife have been IN
town for several days the past week.
Subscribe for the official paper
Of the county. /. 80 per year
J.T. King of Spokane passed
through town last Friday on his
way home.
Any one having a horse or rig to
trade for dental will do we'll to
tee DR.. Bray.
WANTED-FAT Hogs l Will pay
the highest maaket price for fat hogs
delivered at Cottonwood.
j. w. GAINS.
Gold in large quantities is being
found in California. Better times
are coming sure.
Harry w. Dorman of Caldwell, /,
end Daniel w. Bell of Emmett were
in town on Monday.
100, 600 Shingles on hand, as
cheap as can be had anywhere.
CLoUGH & HOWE Cottonwood.
Tom Williams, and w. o. Van
schuyor, travelling statesmen, of
Portland were in town on Sunday.
WANTED
Hay and grain, in exchange for
lumber, at Sweet mill. At
Teamsters going to railroad points
Pullman preferred) may have
load by addressing j.. j. Murray
Denver Idaho.
Miss Laura Woods of Grangeville
passed through town on Saturday,
on her way home from an extended
visit to Salt Lake.
For Sale 100 acres of heavy tim
Der, 3 miles west of Forestpostoffice,
Nezperce county, Sw4 Sec %, TIP
S3. N. r. 3 w. B. M.
Will Rookie started for Lewiston
on Wednesday morning after Jack
Coburn stock Of liquors and cigars
for the "Red Front"
DR.. S. L. Short, Dentist; Gold FL
ling Crown and Bridge work
Speciality. Farm products, taken
'Htee years O. resident.
J. A. Mcclellan, representing the
seattle Post Intelligencer, was in
town on Friday and Saturday, in
the interest of that journal.
Pearls have besn found in great
quantities in the streams of Arkan-
sas, the people are going wild over
mem. They range in value from $40
to $500.
Rev. Mr.. Perkins will hold SER
vice OF song in the M. E. Church
sunday evening, Sept. 12. This
service will be illustrated with some
very fine stereopticon views.
AT the G. A. R. national encamp.
ment, or Aug. 26th J. P. S. Gobih
y ~ lebanon Pennsylvania was elect
90 commander-in-chief, and Cincin-
h"tl Ohio was selected as the place
lor The reunion in 1898!
,Limel Limeil Limelll-any amount
rom 10 to 5000 pounds. Terms
reasonable will take wheat. bacon
" otner necesaries, will deliver if 7
Snunt mount Iustifes it call on or adj
o'ess F. s. or G. D. BRAcKErr,
White Bird Idaho.
Gobles team became frightened
SnnInt 'front.' OF the St.Albert hotel, on
SSt SHtIIay ia noon, and started to rum |
ana md luckily luckily there were many men
fno ao, teams near and they wers QUICK
ss,.; y .s;aught, thus saving the little pirl
jSas.ing Sash in Che hack from injury
perhaps death.
Satioa =, e. Smith, living on the reser.
bronnl,a rev miles north Of town, !
davs SUI a Us In some vegetables few
botatosss aso' consisting &C. of corn, beets
Are rsoes, s" onions and Carrots which
8tRequ to any produced on any
Ia oIlVerS. Mr. Srp;tly eo,,z t1L