Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-06-23

Quite few children are down
with measles 8, and our little "Dot"
is down with the disease.
Our road supervisor is busy now
days fixing up the highways, which
sadly need repairs.
Mrs. Kaesemeyer has a fine line
of sailors, baby caps, and ladies
dress hats. Prices to suit every
body. Give her call.
The mother of Mrs. l.. N. Kaese-
meyer arrived here from Johnson,
Wash, Tuesday evening, on visit
to her daughter and family.
s. r. Libbey has been on the
sick list for several days but we are
glad to note the fact that he is now
able to be about and rapidly recov
ering.
John Koelch, of Tillamock, Ore,
is here looking over the country
wi tn view of locating. Mr.. Koelch
is man Of considerable means and
will make a valuable addition to
our population.
President Havemeyer, of the
American Sugar Refining company,
has declared emphatically that he
is not in favor d a protective tariff,
that it is the mother of all trusts"
by providing "an inordinate pro.
lection to manufactured articles"
The United States refrigerator
ship Glacier arrived at Port Said.
Egypt, on June II, bound for Ma
Mia. She carries full cargo Of
general supplies, including 1900
900 pounds of refrigerated beef for
the American warships at Manila.
A terrific cyclone utterly des-
troyed the town of New Richmond,
Wis, on June 18th, killing about
$50, and wounding more than 200
people. The storm also caused great
property loss in the towns of Hud-
son, Wis, and Hastings, Mimi.
H. Moore, father of J. M. Moore
of this place, started on his return
home to Wright county, Missouri,
last Sunday Mr.. Moore has been
visiting his sons at this place, for
some time and is very much pleased
with the country and its bright
prospects for the future.
The new planning mill of Webster
and Wright is to be 40x50 fit, with
an engine room added, of 1926 #;
They will have II separate and d is
tinct> machines aside-from the en-
CINE, and will soon add two more
machines, making this the most
complete outfit Of the kind in North
Idaho.
Marcus DAILY, of Montana, and
his associates in the Anaconda
Mining Co., have sold all their
holdings in that immense concern.
and its interests, to an eastern syn
dictate. The syndicate is headed by
John D. Rockefeller, Mr.. DAILY is
pledged not to engage in copper
mining in Montana again.
The Northern Pacific engineers
are working toward Cottonwood,
from both east and west. Last Fri
day the engineers from the east
we're surveying up Main street. 1t
is now repoSted that force of sur
veyors are coming this way as fast
as possible from Lapwai. This be-
gins to look like bushes.
Clay McNamee, ex. district attor-
ney, now residing at Mt. Idaho, has
been retained by the Miners Union
of C@ur D'Alene, to defend them
in the United States Court, which
convenes in October, at Moscow.
Mr.. McNamee is associated in this
case with the noted criminal LAWYER.
Pat. keddy, of San Francisco. Mr..
McNamee is to receive fee of
81 900 in this case.
The last quarterly meeting for
this conference year, will be held
July 18TH and til at Cottonwood.
The business meeting will be held
Saturday the 18TH at 2 P. NJ, fol-
lowed by preaching at s in theeve-
ming, by Rev. Gibson the popular
presiding elder. He will also preach
at eleven Sunday morning followed
by the sacrament of the Lords sup
per.
The church doors will be opened
to all desiring to unite with the
church. The sacrament of baptism
will be administered should any
desire it
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