Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-09-16
GLEANINGS.

ing up their card room.
hen you market your grain,
.eiacmter the printer.
II. w. Tefft threshed for Tucker
on Monday and Tuesday.
A B. Rookie returned from visit
across the Prairie yesterday.
Oscar Asker is employed by
Sehober & Peterson as carpenter.
If you have COW, you had bet
ter keep your eye on her or she's
goner.
j. K. P. Burch came over from
Grangeville on Monday on his way
to Lewiston.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. Green died yesterday morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
A large crowd will assemble to
morrow at Denver to attend the
peoples convention.
The people should take some
steps to organize against depreda-
tons of stock thieves.
The bribery case shows to what
DIES perate straits the "ring" is
driven; they. didn't reckon on it.
The machinery for the Touring
nill has ali arrived and will be
placed in position as fast as posi-
BILE.
Hon. J. +. Ailshire of Grange
vile was in town over night Tues
day, on his way home from Lewis
town.
Two bands of tat cattle, one
numbering 200 head and the other
400 hava passed through town
lately on their way to the railroad.
TX. Vincent of Mt. Idaho, was
in town Monday and Tuesday look
ing after his chances for nomina-
ton for probate Judge on the repub-
lican ticket.
Woodman, do not spare that tree,
but bring it to the REPORT office
and get credit on your subscription
for it, provided it is worked up SO
we can use 1t.
The fusion of the "silver repuh-
leans" and "silver democrats"
occurred on Saturday last. The
fusees are before the people for their
consideration. The people will be
~ evidence on November 9Th.
Forest fires are reported to be
raging in the mountains northeast
Of town. The pail of smoke across
the prairie is getting dense 1t is
hoped rain may fall III this neigh
borhood to prevent further danger.
Paul Tyre, deputy supreme COM
mander of the Knights of the Mac
cabees, has put in flourishing
lodge at this place, and now goes to
Grangeville to organize there. We
can recommend Mr.. Tyre as gen
tleman.
Local Spokane dealers are offer
ing 43 cents for No. / wheat, but
As can be obtained for choice lots.
Little wheat is being sold, as farm
ers are holding for at least so cents
and will not take less.
The editor and family and Ms.
Charles Carter visited Grangeville
on Wednesday. All along the
road the headers, binders and
threshers were going full swing,
every farmer doing his level best to
secure the buuntiful harvest.
Mrs. F. P. Patterson, living in
town, and whose husband is away
at work harvesting in the Palouse
has lost two milch COWS, and the
widow Anderson has lost one COW
and calf; all supposed to have been
stolen, as they cannot be found.
Tomorrow the people will assem-
bic and put in the field a clean
competent ticket, composed Of the
best representative men in ths
county, and upon a platform thai
will appeal to the honesty, the in
tegrity and manhood of every vote
who values principle and gooc
government above party.
Several wagons foaded with good
Belonging to emigrants originally
from southern Kansas passed
through the village the fore part 0
the week, bound for the southern
portion of the county. They ar
sober, industrious people, ant
having considerable money, vii
osove.a rood class of citizens 70
sir regan. They expressed them
selves as highly pleased with III
eSsatFy pissed thseegh,