Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-07-30
lGLEANINGS.

Dr Short started for Genesee on
Monday morning.
Hilly Westenhiser came in from
Yesterday morning.
ke two livery barns, under con-
xction, are nearly completed.
E4erybody in country and town
5|tt5 as bees, the hay harvest is on
N6N crop of Lemons at Il
GoLpsfokE's
tits reported that the cropin the
&]ouse will not be as heavy as ex-
Charles Marsh went to Nezperce
81 4unday, and returned Monday
eTening.
The county commissioners got
through, and aiouvned ON Tuesday
n6fning
The largest stock of Mason fruit
afs on the Prairie just received by
QLDsfoNE.
A man passed through town
b6und the new Klondike Alaska
sold fields.
Iii you want to buy shoes, and
lobby, good shoes, and cheap too,
o 10 GREvING's Keuterville.
'Jesus---passed through town
last Sunday on a mule with large
back train in tow.
loo, 900 Shingles on hand, as
bheap as can be had anywhere.
E1oUGH & HOWE Cottonwood.
As I have only few hats left,
they will be sold cheap!
Mrs. J. M. Wo1BERT.
Ndna and Bessie Graham were
6ver from Nezpece yesterday, res.
Inning this morning.
Twill pay cash for 500 dozen eggs
Helivered at E. w. Olivers, Grange
Vile: J. G. HoLscLAw
:. Many people have taken advan-
tage of the early harvest in the
Palotse, and the roads are thronged
with them.
A. Bracket of White Bird call
$d at Office yesterday morning, on
his way to Moscow, accompanied by
Mr; Brislawn.
For Sale 100 acres of heavy tim
ber, 8 miles west of Forest, postoffice,
Nezperce, county, Sw4 Sec %, Tp
SO, N. r. 8 W. B. M.
Mrs. j. W. Murphy, of Grange
yille, was taken very i'll on the
streets of that village on Monday,
and had to be assisted home.
Two numerously y signed petitions
fol postoffices and post-routes were
bfought. in this week, Cottonwood
viii be the distributing point.
e. L. Chase of Keuterville, left at
ibis Office a sample of timothy,
Srown on his farm, this season it is
feet 1 inch long and has fine
heads.
Until further notice the post
Qfice will be open on Sundays from
a. m. until 10 a. m. and for one
4our from arrival of mail from Lew
lston. to accommodate tn public.
w. L. Taylor of Pullman, selling
fgricultutal machinery who has
been' stopping in town and surro-
Rnding country for the past week
left yesterday afternoon for Nez.
perce.
Yesterday when the mercury was
Frying to hide behind the flo mark
in the shade, Sam. Goldstone sold
ply wooden blanket,and para
sol, to one of the noble red men.
Whew!
Losr+On July 21 1897, between
gidow Dresser's and Chesley Georges
Tanch, one magazine rifle, there
we're 16 cartridges in the magazine
md 5 in the stock. finder please
cave at REPORT office,-reward.
Messrs Ailshie and Fogg succeed
I'd in convincing the commissioners
that they were not empowered to
3aise an assessment, and thereby
knocking out the entire raise, this
will make the levy higher necessa-
ply, but then the expenses of the
county must be met.
sLimel 1imell Limelli any amount
4 from 10 TO 5000 pounds. Terms
reasonable will take wheat, bacon
brother inecesaries, will deliver if
amount iustifes it call ON or ad-
dress F.fS: or CD. BRAcKEFT,
r.. -, White Bird Idaho.
par vac ~ lsfR45pSs,
Bskb wire at Grevings.