Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1901-01-25
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Ed. Brodford was a Cottonwood
visitor Sunday.
Go to the Idaho drug store for
school supplies.
Sam Goldstone has recently had
a 6.foot walk put down in the rear
of the postoffice building.
Boise, it is stated, Is to have a
big Democratic daily. It has been
promised the state printing.
Rev. Mueller has word to say
to the subscribers to the German
newspaper that died ga bornin" at
Lewiston.
The Report office turned out a
lot of job work for the rustling
Morrow merchants, the Kaufman
Bros, this week.
Parties who contemplate putting
up ice should invoke the aid of old
Boreas or ofder freeze up from
the weather clerk.
/. d. Lyons has bought a half
interest in the Elite saloon, and
hereafter the firm name and style
will be Robertson & Lyons.
The dispatches indicate lhll in
war activities in South Africa.
Evidently the Beers are in mourn
ing over the death Of Queen
Victoria.
Rev. Father Mueller made this
Office a pleasant call on Monday.
Father Mueller is genial gentle
man and we are pleased to form
his acquaintance.
DIR. Truitt has been attending to
Df. Stockton's patients during the
latter's disability, occasioned by an
unfortunate runaway accident in
which he was victim.
For Sale Relinquishment bn 160
acres of land. viii be sold at II
rare bargain. This is a snap. Call
at Camas Prairie Real Estate
Agency, Wolbert & Butler.
Queen Victoria is dead. "hong
live King Edward the VII" The
queen died of senile decay superin-
duced by old age, after a continu-
| Gus reign of sixty-four years.
The following postmasters have
been appointed in this county:
Gregg Robert II. Renshaw, vice
Henry f. Renshaw, resigned; West
lake-Mfs. Mabel +. Neigh Dor, vice
Andrew M. Martenson, resigned.
Dedication services of the Cotton
wood M. E. Church will be held on
Sunday, Feb. II, at II a. ms, Rev.
J. S. Anderson officiating, assisted
by Rev. C. $. Gibson, P. g., OF
| Moscow. A cordial invitation is
extended to the people of Cotton
wood and vicinity to be present on
that occasion.
There will be basket social at
the Indian church, north OF Cotton
wood, on Friday, February l, 1901.
Everybody is requested to bring
baskets, we'll filled with Sgdsl
things, Which will be. sold to the
highest bidder. The affair is heing
gotten DIP by the people of the
neighbofhood and promises to Be
an enjoyable occasion. :.
The last days of Jatiuary, and
stock basking in the sunshine
when not grazing on the hills.
Our friends of the frozen East and
Middle West cafhot realize that
our winters are SO mild In this
favored land; that our native
grasses are perennial and the most
nutritious III the world. This fact
has been repeatedly demonstrated
by analysis. The course of the
Japan current, on its way from the
sea, accounts for our mild climate
By request of Father Mueller We
give publicity to the following
stateineht: I'm regard t6 the Ger
fian gentleman who travelled about
In Idaho county. tnder the asser.
ton of publishing q new German
newspaper at Lewiston, Idaho, ant
collecting the subscription money
of $500 per head In advance,
wish to state that this than will no
publish any German newspaper q
Lewiston, but that he turned oyel
the money he got to the Germaf
newspaper editor of the Washing
ton Post, at Spokane, Wash. Who
ever wants his money back mJis
write to the editor of the Washing
ton Post, p6stofice box 1892, Spo
kane, Wash, or be may keep th'
Post. REy. L. MbELLER.
Later-Since writing the above
,tlearn that the money subscribed
win not be returned, but that th'
aPosf" viii be sent thsrh inAtesd