Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-07-09
GLEANINGS.

Of the county, l. 30 per year
W. l.. Brown went to Grangeville
pn Sunday and returned on Mon
day.
The dance on the night OF the I'd
WAS enjoyed by all who participa-
E ted.
81 J. Fl. Won Bargen, OF Denver call
ed at this Office on on Wednesday.
@. B. Knorr of Grangeville, was
3 d visitor at this office on Tuesday.
Il Judge Robbins delivered the ora
tion at Westlake on the Sd. (4th)
Baby caps at 25 and 45 cents
81 MRS. J. M. WoLBERT.
Our thanks are due, George J. Lewis,
Eecretary of state, for copy OF the ses-
zion laws.
New line of shoes just received
ht Goldstone's. Ladies tan oxfords
Z e speciality.
Il j. P. Carlston left for Butte, this
sounty, yesterday, to put in q bar
DeF enOp tncft.
a Bunk" Eller and Miss Mabel
Clausen went to Grangeville Mon.
day, to celebrate.
Il N. Anderson, wife. and sons Ar
thur and Roy went to Mt. Idaho on
Tuesday, on business,
Il Geo. Simon and wife, and N, An
derson and wife went to Keuter-
vile on Monday, to celebrate.
n We understand that Dr.. Blake
.contemplates removing to Spokane
In the near future.
]. M. Dixon started for Elk City
yesterday morning, with load Of
freight for l.. A. Wayland;
John Carlston and Charles Marsh
with their best girls, took in the big
n dance at Grangeville on the 5th.
I will pay cash for 500 dozen eggs
de ;vered at e. w. divers, Grange
Vile: J. G! HoLscLAw
&s TIE Misses Clough and McGinn witt
Geo. Newman and Herbert Clough went
10 Westlake on Saturday to help celebrate
n WANTED "A professor Of the tonsoria
4 krt,as partner, lady preferred; for furthU,
particulars enquire Qf CHARLES MARSH,
Cottonwood Idaho.
The stage Office will be changed
from the Cottonwood, to the St. Al
pert hn,el next Saturday, SO we un
Herstand.
Rev. A. w. Roberts will preach
at the M E. Church Sunday July
11th, at II A. NJ; all invited to at.
tsnd.
Our new ladies sailors just ar
lived; the ladies should call and
Zee them.
Mrs. J: NJ. Wo1bRRf.
"Pete' John sing states that the
& Heartherg Bros and q few neigh
bors and friends had a little cele
bration of their own at the Heart
Berg residence.
Many deaths and injuries are re-
forted from over the country as
slrerult OF carelessness in handling
! fireworks and firearms, and from
other causes, on the fourth.
Until further notice the post
offce will be open on Sundays from
a. u1. until 10 n. m. and for one
hour from arrival of mail from Lew
iston, to accommodate the public.
! have an elegant line of ladies
6ailcrs, in white, that, / will sell
theap, also Misses and children's
sailors; cheap
Mrs. J. NJ. WoLBEtT.
III. Risdon, proprietor of the travellers
Home hotel passed through town on we'd
nesday on his way home from prospect
5 ing trip in the Seven Devils country, he
4 {eports too much rain for prospecting or
&nining!
Hon. J, B. West of Moscowycalled on
Hs on Wednesday morning. Mr. West
As over on business, he has strong endor-
4enerts for th9 Otfice of Register of the
<and office at Lewiston and If there is a
4nange made we know OF no better man
for the place!
The mining camps in this re-
ZION are all supplied with men, and
here are many idle men in every
Amp, go it is reported. The heavy
aims have seriously interfered with
mining operations, so that but few
men are needed.
Miss Katie McGinn, Miss Maggie Sim.
us, Miss Helen Anderson and Miss Alma
E|onghs all Of this placej accompanied by
/. Creelmap Ralph Bruner, G.. +.
Simon, and Geo. Newman, went to
&rangeyille on Monday, afternoon toaid
"a winding the celebration by. tripping
<he light fantastic, they report very en-
pyable trip.
Tie ooncensus of opinion in this
district is, that an eight or nine
RoDth,,s term Of school is an abso-
qte necessity, The three months
terms are almost a waste Of money,
3s the pupils but. get ,etartsd when
1he term is ended. The columns of
}iiss M paper are open to diiscaiiss this