Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-12-30
GLEANINGS.

A happy New Year to all.
Candies and nuts at The postof1ice
store.
Glassware for sale, cheap, at the
postoffice store.
Now is the time of year to pay
your subscription.
S. j. Peterson made a trip to Mt.
Idaho on Thursday.
Tibbetts and Paul, of Kippen,
have an ad in this issue.
Thomas Paul of Kippen, has been
stopping In town for several days.
Daniel Frew of Colfax Wash,
was doing business in town this
week.
Edinburgh brand pure white
Rhiskey, at the Brewery saloon.
ScHoBER and PETERSON.
The right-of- way men have estab-
lished headquarters in town and
are hurrying up their part of the
work.
Christmas PASSED off qtiietly,
hearty every one was made happy
by some token Of friendship and
esteem.
DIED--In this village ON Thurs
day morning, the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Angel, aged three
months.
George and Yandell have started
il butcher shop opposite the Pioneer
Restaurant. They have an ad. in
another column.
Fred Martin, son of NJ. Il. Mar
tin, who enlisted in the Washing
ton volunteers, returned home last
week from Vancouver.
Fred Simon will soon begih the
erection of a meat market on the
lot owned by his uncle J L, Eckert,
west OF the postoffice.
Fred Simon has torn down his
ice house, and will move it to Eek
erts vacant lot between Heartbergs'
hall and the postoffice.
One of the surveying crew is a
''print," we have received several
friendly visits from him. To all
such our latch string hangs out.
All those who have our kegs, viii
please return them at once.
SCHoBER and PETEksoN.
Cottonwood Brewery.
Mrs. G. G. Bnrge. who has been
suffering very much with infam-
hatory rheumatism for the past
three weeks, is now improving slow
1y.
1t is reported that Charles Car
ter and Norman Hockett are to
start, up a meat market, in the
building now occupied by Fred ST.
mon.
The engineers were in town this
week looking over their work pre-
paratory to returning as it is re-
ported that they have orders to go
no farther than this place.
Dayton Washington has had a
terrible siege of measles, more than
five hundred cases, SO it is reported,
in the past two MONTHS: and ten
deaths in the city from this catise
The Filipinos protest against the
transfer by Spain, of the Islands to
the United States. They claim that
Spain has sold what she has not
possessedIfor.years, and they ask for
their liberty.
South Dakota has stepped to the
front in adopting the initiative and
referendum. This, one of the young
est of the States, is the first to adopt
this measure which places all pow
er in the people.
Our friends across the water are
llarmed at the strides being made
BY the United States in commerce
and manufacturers. The old coun7
tries are overrun with agents of
American concerns.
DIED-On Dec. 18th, 1898, near
Grangeville, Mrs. c. B. Knorr. She
left little babe, about two weeks
qld, the family have the sympathy
Of the entire neighborhood in their
loss. of wife apd mother.
The stakes as set by the 0. R. &
~, engineers, through town are not
70 be changed but very little, if any,
the grade stakes are being set, pre-
paratory to making the dirt fly.
This .insures the stability of Cotton.
wood, and viii give It such an i'm
Petus as will make it the metropo-
lis Of this region.
States, slate pencils, ink and pen
Gil tablets, FOOLS and legal cap,
writing paper, papiteries in elegant
GnicE a1ioan. lahd -,ono,Ts o1a{h