Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-01-27
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A. L. Evans has card, in this
issue.
Cottonwood needs some tenement
houses.
Glassware for sale, cheap, at the
postoffice store.
Mrs w. ]. Smith is reported to
be on the sick list.
Clint. Jones went to Grangeville to
accept position in the Press office.
The saw mills should be at work,
saving, to meet the demand that is
coming.
Canton Clipper Plows and Har-
rows, best on Camas Prairie soil,
at Herman III. Nuxoll's.
The manufacture OF brick will
be an industry that will be profit
able in this place very oon,
Rev. w. N. Knox will preach in
the baptist church tomorrow night,
Sunday morning and Sunday night.
EdinburA brand--p,fre white
Ihiskey, at the>2fewery saloon.
~scHoBER aad PETERSON.
With this issue, the REPORT en-
ters on its seventh year. 1t will be
found on the side of right, as against
wrong,
Loren Wann came up from Spal-
ding Wednesday, and had on exhi-
bition a patent lamp, for which he
is agent,
Mrs. N. Anderson has purchased
the "Wax" property, and is having
q well dug and other valuable i'm
provements made.
Read the letter from Cottonwood S
two soldier boys, it is interesting
and will be followed by others
from time to time.
J. H. Smiley made folding re-
ceptacle for broken leg, for one OF
the ranchers on the reservation
who was kicked by a horse.
Sam. Goldstone has put in one oi
the latest designs of the Columbia
Cash Registers. Sam. is bound tc
keep up to date, with the times
Dirt will soon be flying on the
o. R. & n. survey, on the CamaI
Prairie extension, SO it is reported
Cottonwood will feel the impulse
Will receive about middle o
February, an Entire New Line o
Gents Furnishing Goods.
HERMAN H. NUxoLL.
Frank Eastman, of Westlake
states that he has a contract to fur
pish ties for the 0. r. & N. railwa.
company, on the Camas Prairi
branch.
Leitch and Robertson began moy
ing their saloon into their nev
quarters yesterday morning. The.
will now have the finest resort o.
the prairie.
See our list of real estate bargains
We have fine residence propert,
for sale cheap, a fine home, littl
cash takes it if taken soon. Bette
take it now.
M. G. Mcclure, brother-in-law {
J. M. Dixon, wife and daughter, c
Prairie City, Oregon, is expected
arrive soon, on visit to Mr.. an
Mrs. Dixon.
The St. Alber hotel has ap.ad., i
this issue. Mr.. Coomber, the prt
prietor, states that he will guarantt
satisfaction to all who favor hi
with their patronage.
The Masque Ball, notice of whic
appeared in our last issue, has bee
postponed until Washington's brit
day, February, 22nd next. Tb
promises to be the affair of the Sc
son.
There is great activity in raj
road building in idaho and Wasl
ington just now. the impetus tina
it gives to business OF all kinds
being felt now. what will it
when the dirt begins to fly?
We eare informed that new sta
line is to be put in operation,
run between Spaulding and
Idaho in a short time to take ca
of the increased passenger tray
and to shorten the distance.
sBen. Berger will begin the erecti
of a saw mill, three quarters o
mile south of Keuterville. abe
the first of April, with capaci
OF 5000 feet per day of ten hou
Mr.. Berger will eonfne the o.
put Of his mill to boxing and
paansion, of best quality, roul