Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10
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GLEANINGs,


Cy. Lietch made trip to Grange
vile Saturday.
S. r. Libbey and family have
moved in the Bradford house. :
DR.. Blake of Keuterville made a
trip to Grangeville on Monday. J.
The weight of the mail recieYed
at this office is increasing rapidly.
Spokane parties are negotiating
for the purchase Of the packing
plant
Frank Ayott, of the Buffalo
Hump, came in from Spokane,
Monday night. =
The Elite saloon is having re-
frigerator built, !. /. Woodring is
doing the work.
David Fairburn, of Moscow,
came in on Tuesday evening on
business.
w. B. Patterson, of Denver, was
in town Sunday and Monday on
business.
MASQUE BALL.
The right-of-way buyers are
actively engaged in securing right
bf eminent domain.
J. N. Eller, OF denver, was in
town Sunday and Monday, OH busi-
hess connected with his mail route.
The "Overland'I stables and shed
are filled to their utmost capacity
every night with horses and wagons.
We are informed that A. P. Vim
cent and wife will soon take up
their residence in Mt. Idaho.
J. M. Moore is fitting up four 4
horse teams and two 6 horse teams
for Buffalo Hump transportation
line.
All that you can hear on the
streets now days is about the
..'Hump" and railroads On the
Prairie.
The dance at Clay Dunn's, last
Friday night, was an enjoyable af-
fair, everybody present being we'll
pleased.
SEVENTEENTH OF MARCH.
Four coaches of passengers, in
one day from Lewiston. The rush
is setting in despite the winter chill
and bad roads.
J. L. Wren has purchased nine
lots in Stuart, He will move his
family to Columbus for the balance
Of the winter and spring.
Bascom and Fitzgerald haye
dissolved partnership in the "Peer-
less saloon. Mr.. Fitzgerald has
accepted a position in one of the
saw mills.
w. E. Travis, the ge neral man-
ager of the Lewiston-Mt. Idaho
stage line, was in town Saturday
night, but returned to Lewiston
Sunday morning.
Messrs Lyons and Hale, and Van
Winkle and Vincent have put in
crossing between Goldstone's ware
house and Van Winkle and VIM
CENTS blacksmith shop.
Simon brothers have about COM
pleted their new market building,
which is one of the best in northern
Idaho. They will soon occupy it,
when they will be at home to all
their customers.
--McClellapd, a merchant of Colfax
WASH, in on Sunday evenings
stage bound for Grangeville. Mr..
McClelland is looking for an open
ing for business in this rapidly
developing country.
G. B. Knorr, one of the staunch
farmers of the Prairie, stopped over
Monday night on his way to Lew
iston to meet sister and her hus-
band, from Denver, Colorado, who
will make this country their future
home.
J. M. Moore has taken a contract
to transport machinery and supplies
to the Buffalo Hump mines. Wax
& Brown furnishes the supplies
from this point, which in one deal
reached the sum of nearly 81 900
so we are informed.
There will be a masque ball in the
dining hall, St.Albert hotel, March
II 1899, (St Patrick day.) This will,
no doubt be the last grand dance of
the season. The price of dancing and
supper, has been placed within the
reach of all, just to cover the cost.
Good music, good order. Price of
tickets including supper $1.00.
Every body who send letters
should have their name and address