Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-11

DIR. Truitt has complete line of sta
tionery and school supplies. Students
will do well to buy their school neces-
stiles at the Idaho Drug Store.
w. l.. Brown this week received
large new coffee mill which will be in
stalled in the new store. The mill will
he under MIR. Nash's personal super
vision.
T. E. Edmundson, of Grangeville,
passed through here Sunday with his
moving picture machine enroute to
Lewiston, where he will show during /
the fair.
The weather is getting colder and
winter will soon he here. Provide for
it by buying your blankets and COM
forts at Goldstone's. They have fne 4
line on display. \
H, H. Nuxoll and family have been
in Lewiston this week attending the
fair. Joseph Nuxoll, Of Greencreek,
has been running she store during his
brothers. absence.
mems and boys ready made clothing
and are selling it cheap. Come in and
select while the stock is large. You'll
find it at Goldstone's.
Lum Yandell came in yesterday from
the Little Salmon with drove OF large
unbroken mares. He intends selling
them to the farmers of this section.
See his notice in this issue.
You will have but three weeks more
to buy goods at a sacrifice at our store.
We must close out Immediately and are
slaugbtering prices for cash. Remem-
Der, we leave in three weeks. London's
store, Grangeville.
Prof. Reno's troup of trained mice,
rats and monkeys showed here We'd
nesday and Thursday nights to good
sized audience. The young folks were
greatly pleased with the antics Of the
queer little animals.
Mrs, D. A. Mckinley and son How
ard left this morning for Spokane Mrs.
Mckinley will go TO Iowa on visit to
| relatives and friends while Howard will
! remain in Spokane and take business
course in the Northwestern Business
College.
A large crowd is in attendance at the
Lewiston fair and everyone seems to be
| pretty well pleased. Of course there
are plenty of fakirs and grafters there
| as is usual at such times, although
their number is greater this year than
ever before.
Miss Harrington, who until recently
taught the primary grade in the public
school here, left Saturday morning 30
accept similar position in the Lewis
ton public school. Miss Swank, of
Genesee, has been engaged to teach the
primary room for the rest of the term.
On Tuesday morning. October 9th,
1901, in the Greencreek church, Rev.
Max Parolini united in marriage Mr..
VIM. Trautman and Miss Annie Haener.
The young people are well known in
this community and have a number of
friends who are joined by the CHRONICLE
in wishing them unalloyed happiness.
The inside work on W. L. Browns
new store is rapidly nearing completion
and another week will see Mr.. Brown
occupying one of the finest store build
ings on Camas Prairie. The moving OF
the stock of goods is going on as rapidly
as the new building can be got in read
mess and the warehouse is filled now.
While in Lewieton this week we met
our old friend dad" Whiting, the sign
painter. He has been doing all kinds
of business but will leave that place
shortly for California to settle up the
estate of u wealthy brother who recently
died and then he will return to attend
to his personal property on the prairie
Joseph Sthober left last Saturday fol
Uniontown, WASH, where he will visit
Mrs. Schober's parents, Mr., and Mrs
Jacob Kambich. Mr.. Schober expects
to bring Miss Louise Kambich back
with him and Cottonwood People will
be glad to see the voting lady return as
she is general favorite.
A man named Bart who resides on
the Heartber$ place few miles south
of towti, met with rather seriouS acci.
dent Wednesday. He had started for
home and when near Mr.. Kittrall's
place his team got frightened and start.
ed to run throwing Mr.. Bart our u the
wagon and disloctting hE hip. DR.
Turner reduced the dislocation and the
man will be around again in week OF
two.