Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-05-07
GLEANINGS.
Everybody busy.
No idlers on the "Prairie.a
Fresh garden seeds at

Geo. X. Reed, OF Grangevllle,
was in town Wednesday.
Now is the busy time when the
Fsncher gets in his work.
Stationery and school supplies
for sale at the REPORT Office.
Mr.. Bennett, a Kamiah merv
chant, was in town Tuesday.
Subscribe for the official paper
Of the county. $3.50 per year.
Baby caps at 25 and As cents,
MRS. WoLBERT & MISS SWIFT.
The dance on Wednesday
evening was "a pleasant social
affair.
Rev. Perkins will preach in
the M. E. Church, Sunday at 8
o'clock,
A gloriously refreshing shower
came to gladden. the hearts OF the
ranchers.
Charles Goan and Loyal
Brown, of Mt. Idaho, were in
town on Tuesday last,
Messrs. Rhoades and Brown,
of Denver, attended the hop
here Wednesday evening.
Hugh shaw, proprietor of the
Stuart ferry, was caller at this
office Tuesday afternoon.
The best hay ranch in Idaho
county for sale, for one-half its
value, Inquire at this office.
]. G. Downs, proprietor of the
Morrow saw and planning mill
was in town on Monday last.
The summer time schedule of
the mail and stage line goes in
toeffect next Monday, the 10th.
John VanDorn, of West Lib
erty, Iowa, passed through town
last Friday on his way to the
other side.
Bert Warren and his sister,
Miss George, represented Nez-
perce at the dance here Wednesr
day evening.
Charles Marsh went to Nez-
perce on Wednesday, and again
yesterday. What's the attrac-
tion Charles?
Paul Corbetts store (Indian)
was robbed on Sunday night last,
q lot Of canned goods and other
stuff was taken,
The Coston Bros. have pur.
chased the stage line from this
place to Mt. Idaho, They took
possession May 1st.
It. L. Kinney, mining man
from Minneapolis, was in town
on Monday last, on his way to
the White Bird mines,
Mrs. Marines, wife of "Prof."
Marines passed through town
on Wednesday morning, on her
way to Lewiston and East.
The most complete. line Of
boots, shoes, andu-furniture on
Camas Prairie Call and examine
81 AT III. A. Grevings
Mark Howe and ''Billy'
Holmes started for the Seven
Devils Sunday morning, ON a
prospecting trip. Success to
them.
Sam. Goldstone will soon have
an operation performed for cap,
pendicitis" by San Francisco
physicians, we hope it will be
successful,
The father of HI. M. Moody
and two other gentlemen are
here from Pomeroy, looking for
locations. We are glad to well
come them to our midst.
We have been informed that
w. S. Rieder, who has been en-
ployed by "Prof' Martines, is
about to bring suit against the
Denver Progress for libel.
Assessor Mclean was in town
on Wednesday. Mr.. Mclean is
about the busiest man in the
county just now as he is en-
gagged in assessing the property
of the county.
We republish the proceedings
of the County Commissioners
in this issue, as tho law requires
that they shall be published at
least twice. Of course this did
not apply to Bro. Parker?
Mr.. Kidwell of Pomeroy Wash.
called at this Office on Tuesday
and stated that he was looking
for location for shoe shop,
and seems very favorably impres-
sed with this place, if he should
locate here be will at once re-
move his family from Pomeroy