Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-06-25
GLEANINGS.

w. E, Child Of Lewiston was up
Sunday.
Michael Nye Of Forest, called on
ii Monday.
4 j. H. Wann came up from Lap /
|Fai last week '.''''
Henry Elfers, of John Days spent
in town.
"a b. j. Eliot of Walla Walia Wash,
me in on Sunday last.
q. ID, Nc. .Kenzie Of Harpster was
Flown on Friday last,
Subscribe for ths official paper
III the county. 1,5o per year
6. M. Hopkins of Palouse City,
(ppped over, on Saturday last,
q Norman T1uitt, and John Ellis,
2tarted for Moscow last Sunday
Miss Alma Clough started for
Pelouse City, Thursday morning;
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Baby caps at 25 and 45 cents,
y = Mrs. J. M. WoLBERT.
n The supper for the dance on the
2d. Of July will be at the St. A lbert
Hotel. "
Miss Mamie Billups, of Nezperce,
9ame oyer on Monday for an inde-
Hnite stay,
There is q good prospect for the
heaviest crop ever had ON Camas
Prairie.
u New line of shoes Just recieyed
HI Goldstone's; Ladies tan ooxfords
4 speciality,
VIM. Campbell Of Boise City, pass
I'd through town ON Sunday last on
his way to Grangeville.
Geo. Simons made trip to Mos.
cow last week, after his daughter
IAnd son and Miss Eckert.
n F. M. Bean of Portland, enlarg
ling pictures, passed through town
6his week on his way home.
II Mrs Mitchell, temperance lecturer
went to Westlake on Tuesday morn
ling to deliver three lectures.
u Jack Dillabaugh, an old timer,
|prospector, miner, and hunter, came
in on Tuesday with load Of fruit.
Miss Maggie Simons and brother
Barton, and Miss Eckert returned
from the University at Moscow, last
Week. =
Editor Gibbs Of the Cotton News
1 letter called at this office on Friday
Hast, on his way to Florence for am
putting:
Mark Howe and wife went to
Denver on Monday and were caught
in the terrible storm, on their way
home.
Jack Ooburn brought in a band Of
BOO steers on Sunday, and left with
chem for Lewiston on Monday
morning.
We have received a great many
more public documents, which are
of interest to everybody, and can be
had by calling at this Office.
Jim Black, w. w. Ward, G. F.
Miller, and A. P. Cahill, all of Day
ton Wash, passed through town
TUESDAY on their way to the Seven
Devils country.
The heavy rain of Monday wash
ed out the White Bird grade SO as to
render it impossible for teams, we
understand that large force of men
are engaged in repairing the damage.
The Fourth is at hand, the ladies
will need head-gear for the occasion
Mrs. Wolbert has an elegant line of
late effects in dress hats and sailors
which will be sold cheap.
/ have an elegant line of ladies
sailors, in white, that I will sell
cheap, also Misses and ohildren's
sailors; cheap.
Mrs. J. M. WoLBERT.
Henry johnson, brother 1nlaw of
Tom Aram. passed throunh town on
Tuesday on his way to lewiston to
bring back the body, of Aram, the
funeral will occur on Saturday, at
Grangeville.
Mrs. Tom Aram and bro. and Mrs
johnson went through town on Sun
day on their way to Lewiston to
identify the ring and spur found ON
the body of a man, below the Locks
of the Dalles Ore.
j. Proctor and son, J. w. came in
on last Friday mornings stage, to
look after his heavy property inter
ests in Idaho county. They left for
their home in San Francisco on
Wednesday morning.
The storm on Monday evening
was the heaviest ever known in this
section, it came down like "a woli
ON the fold" and ragged with great
fury for one-half hour, and no doub,
caused considerable damage.
There will he a danen in Hart.