Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1901-02-22
GLEANINGS.


at keuterville.
Go to the Idaho drug store for
school supplies.
For Sale-old papers, so cents pc
hundred at REPORT office.
Sheriff Dixon was in town a few
days this week on business.
Archie Lee returned from bust
ness trip to Lewiston on Saturday.
One week Clearing Sale, COM
mencing March 1st. at Greving's,
Keuterville.
Travel over the lewiston Cotton
wood stage line is picking up very
preceptibly.
Attorney Goode, of Grangeville,
was in the city last Saturday Mt
| tending to legal business.
Peter Stein, at one time resi-
dent of Cottonwood, is engaged in
the saloon business at Lewiston.
| H. A. Greving will do strict
cash business after March 1st, and
give his patrons the lowest cash
prices.
FoR SALE. "A "Home Comfort"
range, all complete; also fine lot
oi house plants. Enquire at the
/ Report office. 5
Call at the dental office of Dr. j.
e. Smith, on Main street, next
door to the postoffice, if your teeth
/ needs attention.
M@-I have a good team, wagon
and harness that ] will sell at a
bargain. Apply to j. H. Thorn
ton, at the farm. 6
Rev. ]. S. Anderson, of Grange
vile, occupied the pulpit of the
Cottonwood Nj. Il. church Sunday
morning and evening.
p. Fl. Butler, of the Camas Pra.
irie Real Estate Agency, is making
q tour of the county this week i'll
the interest of his firm.
| Preaching at the methodist
church once every Sunday alterna-
tely morning and evening ut II n
M. and 7:30 p. m, respectfully
]. E. Daniels, Pastor
For Sale Relinquishmehton ON 16(
acres of land. viii be sold at /;
rare bargain. This is a shap. Cal
at Canas Prairie Real Estat,
Agency. Wolhtrt X Butler.
A, series of revival services have
been conducted during the past tw'
weeks, in the NJ E. church Of this
city, at which much religious fervor
was manifest.
Counting girl is like starting |
newspaper, says an exchange. i
starts ott weekly, then becumes !
tri- weekly, then emerges Into I
daily, and if it has any entefprlsi
it comes out with an extra hboh
once year.
; The county auditor issued mar
riage licenses during the past weel
as follows: To Charles o. CanfielC
and Mary Btusha, of Whitebird
Frederick e. Bufhs, 6f Lowe, atiC
Alice Cochran, of Sites; Claud
Robbins and Olive Edna Lyons, .
Cottonwood.
, J. F. Titus, proprietor OF th
Lewiston Cottonwood stage line
lost a valuable horse last Sunday
While being watered at the Wahi
! Lake station, those in charge al
! lowed the animal to fall thredel
! hole in the ice, and it wa
drowned.
f. R. Martin, who livss hta
this place, returned to COTTONWOOD
last Saturday evening, after an ab
sence of several months Unit
!, recently he has held position o
the Idaho Independent, at Moscow
!; Mr.. Martin expects to remain hef
I during the summer.
: A large number of counterfei
y dollars are said to he In circulation
at Lewiston. The work is yer
tieverly done and detection is tend
S cred quite difficnlt except by al
q expert. A story is to the effec
s that the counterfeiters have a min
3 iii the Middle Fork country.
j. G. Yandell swofe out war
rant This morning for J. j. Cullen
! or Gully, for appropriating one {
:. Yaddell's horses two years ag'
y but Which was only recently K
Gated in the possession Of the ds
: fendant. Sheriff Dixon was sun
+ mofied by phone to come p Cottor
~ | ...->-syl "a, 4 voolya the a -r.,rfI