Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03
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The Brewery saloon closed on
"Wednesday morning,
John L'.aWren has on hand A |
cedar shingles for sale. - y =
Gramophone, music at the baptist
church on Feb IA, 1899: ''' nh
Mr.. Bascomn and wife made a trip
10 Grapgeville this week. !" '"' ="
Garden peas are ten inches high,
down on the Salmon bottoms: NV
A sister, with her husband and
daughter eare visiting Mrs ! y.
Dixon.
Don't miss the opportunity OIL
good time :, On the 4 4, AZ Il thae ta' baptist
church. :" ~
Cy. Leitch started for Genesee
and Moscow yesterday morning, ON
d business trip.
Washington's birthday, 02nd,
Masque ball, on that date will be a
Il recherche" affair.
Ice cream and cake, grab-bag
I and valentine box, at the baptist
Church on Feb. IA, 1899
4 F. p, Patterson is soon to occupy
one of H. H."Euxoll's hQuses in the
porth. part'of town.
The manufacture of brick will
be an industry that will be- pr9g5ff.t-
able in, this place very soon.
DIR. Stockton. of Denver, came over
last evening to meet his wife and daugh!
Ter, who we're expected on the STAGE
The barber, o. H. Allison received
an offer from Grangeville to work
Pn salary, which he has e accepted
1t is reported that work will soon
commence on the grading of the
Org n. Camas Prairie extension.
The O. R. & N. surveyors hayt
completed their preliminary survey
70 Mt, Idaho, and are now on their
way back,
The people of Kepterville havea
afliction worse than the itch, They
have Foglesong, they are to be con;
doled with.
Two men dfoge through iron
Missoula, Montana, arriving her'
Sunday last. They were bound fol
the Hump
The ".CottonWopd Route''is to be
finished in time to move the mex
crop. This will be good news t
the farmers. -..,--
H. H, Nuxoll sold his STOCK SCALE
10 the Jones brothers, who had sol
all their cattle and needed the seals allle
to weigh them.
IF the derned cpsses don't qp
foolin' around, and lettin' down tn
bars tween herein Montana, we
all freeze to death.
DR.. Fuller, Of Pocatelle, was
town this week trying TO secure
location, but he GOULD not make Il
arrangements he sought,
The O, R. g. N. surveyors pu
chased q large quantity of goods I
Goldstope's on Wednesday: The
are now working near town. h..
Geo. Thornharg, who had tt
misfortune to cut his left ankle ST
yerely, sometime ago,is now able
hobble around ON the streets,
Miss Spring caught the grippe
Monday night last, and is nc
quite prostrated, it is hoped th
the recovery will be speedy and SUI
Flowing has ceased for a VIII
pn account of the cold. some of t
NJ farmers had got started nicely VII
operations were nipped in the hu
Lee Rhoades was in town yestt
day, on foot, the first time in yea
the severe cold weather caused
Lee always remembers the printe
substantially too.
We have received, through
courtesy of representative Johnes
the governors message, and
resolution in favor Of the passs
of the free homestead act,
The right-ef way agent, for
Camas Prairie extension of the
h. g. N. railway, Col. Hamme
and chief engineer Kennedy. of
same line came in on Tuesd
afternoon, looking over the WI
on this end of the line,
The excuse offered by sena
Fogg, for his antagonism to
anti-gambling bill is pretty gau
such statements will hardly sta
a washing. A large majority OF
people of Idaho want this
passed, no doubt of it.
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