Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-05-26

ANINGs.

ffevine Ui|| have neY ad,, in
lleitoh Is having an addi-
bullt o< The rear of his recent
purchased kouse.
khe dre1 ring rains set in early
: U66a a1d shows no aigns OF
-. ane ppas w so to press,
Prot |eanaohn, spperin tendent
|iial! !sl epuR|le ipatTpption Q5 tthhis county
urs 4, ~ to#f lsst Tuesday.
- ErNiQ Heal d at present papip
a. Hlhtlne t1o f}sbone on the etags line
7oeR 6hla place and Grangayille.
George SIuon, the supervisor of
lda ~ thia district. has eon
N sncad % improve Main street.
lf1ernann h. Nuxoll has small
- vce Employed in exoavating and
3lg5Vll19 dirt and stone for faun-
}tion of q bnilding.
w n. soales, prosecuting attor-
4 f1qy, was III own Wednesday repre-.
htine the state in the case of the
!, :. ). !. ato vs Rohhins.
II IP|ITbero viii be preaching at the
pthodist Qhnrch, at II o'clock A.
IwvM., Sunday May %. All are cor
\ Of W. R. PITT.
Pastor.
any Vol Il Mo-, of the Orofno Cour-
!. Ehas made its appearance. 1t is a
~. bat column folio, newsY, and
,lould haRs proper support. 1t is
aited n Gfeer Bros, who are also
toprietoEs
- a large and of cattle, numbering
75 head passed through town one
M0Iay last Wsek, on their way to Mon
| 4 llnJla foS feeding. $50 head was
| hIIdded to this band on Craigs
I aountain, making 525 head in one
Il UlhipmentI They should have been
ID here o. hearty all of them.
NIX The Salmon river strikes, in the
inaps ON district, are causing con-
Cyiderable excitement. The ore shows
ap richer and of greater volume as
Jhe deNel0 l0pement goes on. Some
samples oai Exhibition at this office
SsSskS. .auses much surprise to all the old
=. =, miners who have examined them.
IN the case of the state VS.. Rob-
PINS, the pfosecuting attorney was
,,safisiied that conviction could be
/, anu bad but the prosecuting witness, not
wishing to burden the taxpayers
nWlth the heavy costs that would be
made, faQuested the states attorney
IltQ disIais4, which he did,
II Some enall( (boys, of uncertain
pafentAge and of idiotio tendencies
attempted TO perpetrate joke on a
Citizen of this place on Wednesday
---s might ltseems that they had sto
|sezrs len some very poor liquor, and while
/ 3SSsssl ander its Influence, coupled with
their d rus i n g idiocy, their dis
\ r1eased brains coniured up a (tc
, Them )ioke
We have this to say to the ire
ep0nslhl6 persons who are utterine
threats bout our personal safety:
/ lQ We are running our own paper, and
DUQD if they do not like it they "don't
have toH We propose to stand for
moral md political reform. We
\ I propose 10 tell the truth regardless!
/ Of any carping criticism. If tn,
= truth does not fit do not put it on
Sunday, June II, there will be
4 M Basket meeting at Morrow. Ser
vice for Sabbath school children a
WIf 1 o'clock A. M. Dinner at IL O
: clock "A !. followed at 2 o'clock P
II "a bJ sermon: subject; "Moderl
- spifil0alism from Bible Stand
o,s0 point. Come everybody and brini
your baskets.
BS2 w. R. PITT,
II Pastor.
The Inland Telephone compan,
bias purchased. the. Lewiston
Graneepille line and will tax
n posseHsion June 1st. This line wa
II eonelfActed and owned by tn
Lewiston and Camas Prairie Tele
/ phQ1e fompany. This company wa
Il = eoEanssed of Henry Wax, w. W
II tfoN1 and F. w. Kettenbach c
II HI this city - Teller.
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BY citing at the baptist church {
o'eipck A. M. After short prC
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