Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-12-09
Eddie Blake takes case in this
office next Monday.

office next Monday.
The railroad surveyors have their
camp a little west of the "Board
House," on the mountain, and it is
said that they are to survey (pre-
liminary) down Cottonwood creek.
NOTICE.
My wife Ruby, haying left my
bed and board, 1 hereby caution
the public not to trust her on my
account, as l will not be response
BILE for any debts she may contract.
julius Won BARGEN.
The wife of Seth Jones. stopped
oyer Sunday night, on her way to .
San Jose Cal, to spend the winter
for her health, and to visit her
mother, sister, aud friends. Her
many friends hope that her trip
may be pleasant and conducive to a
restoration to health.
A Mr.. McLain, who makes bis
home with E. G.. Price, near this
place, had the misfortune to fall
and break one of the bones of his
right leg, on Saturday last. He
stepped out of the back door of the
Elite saloon, and slipped on the ice.
J. Rigley and J. N. Rice had a
row in the Jersey house, Grange
vile, last Tuesday, in which Rice
was wounded in the leg by revol-
yer shot. Mr.. Rice took the revol-
yer away from Rigley and beat him
over the head with it until he was
insensible. A dispute over the Buf
falo Hump claim is said to be the
cause of the trouble.
Go into any town in the United
States and the successful business
men are the most liberal advertisers.
Judicious advertising brings sue
cess to any worthy enterprise. The
mossbacks who cannot be impressed
/ with this absolute fact will always
be found whining at the bottom of
the ladder, hoping for something to
turn up"
The REPORT advocated the build
ing of -four mill at this place,
while many encouraged such pro-
| ject there were some who said man
would be fool to put in a mill
here. Now we have one and it has
been running for about two and one
half months and it cannot do the
work requiredy it cannot fill all the
orders, it runs eighteen out of
twentyfour hours daily, and is still
behind on orders. 1t is hard matter
to get any -four as the full capacity
is taxed and many have to wait.
Judge f. G. Steele has expressed
himself as being in favor of the or
ganization of a bar association in
the second judicial district, says a
Moscow dispatch. He has intimated
that he would like the members oi
the bar to meet at Lewiston Or some
other convenient place for the pur.
, pose of discussing and arranging q
, new set of rules to govern the prac.
tice in the district. 1t is his desire
that the rules be formulated by the
bar and made as acceptable to them
as possible. AS far as known his
ideas meet with the approval of the
bar of the district.--Lewiston Trib
une.
A news item comics from Nebras,
ka to the effect that a girl was jill
ted at the altar by the groom who
when he stopped to kiss her, detec'
ted the odor of cigarette. A fel
, low who will monkey around until
he gets to the altar to kiss girl is
, too mean for any young lady and
this one is in great luck that she
was Tilted. Such action on his
part is the best evidence in the
world that he was d cold, cruel fel.
low, anyhow:
DR.. Blake, of Keuteryille, was
called in consultation on the case
of Jimmie Coomber.
FoR-Sale old papers, 80 cents
hundred at. REPoRT office.
John L. Wren has on hand A /
cedar shingles for sale.
There will be services of O6Ii-
SGttDD at Keutertille on Decem.
Def 8th and at Cottonwood Decem-
ber 4th, and t1th.
Rev. L. MUELLER.