Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-01

lsi -. -. oh.uCis prosperous G9neeee
farmer, passed through here Sunday
on his way to the Salmon river country
where he goes to look for stock ranch.
There will ha . big dance next Friday
night at the hame of Ben Gerding, six
miles north of town. A big time is ex-
pestad as Ben 10 noted as being prime
entertainer,
Once more we wish to caution our
readers who live In tho woods that this
office IL sadly in need of wood. Just
load up . jag and bring it in. You'll
not regret it.
Henry Hanson, who is accused OF
setting fire to the howery ia Westlake
on the 4th, passed through here Sunday
on his way to Mt. Idaho to stand trial
in the district court.
A, B. Rooke this week purchased
what is known as the Lum Yandell
property. 1t is the house and lot in the
rear ofthe CHRONICLE office. Mr.. Rookie
leased the house ia Q gentleman from
Nez2erce.
The Spencers have been showing to-
good houses this week, the weather
considered. They putup first class
two-Psople entertainment and everyone
speaks well Of their funny sayings and
clean delivery. Z
August Jorgenson, one of the prai-
rie's most Industrious farmers, this
week brought to town some of the finest
Camas Prairie apples and pears we have
ever seen. They will stand comparison
with any California fruit.
Born-To the wife of Henry Bosse,
near Keuterville. on Monday, Oct. %, a
big bouncing girl. Henry is just about
the proudest man in Idaho county at
the present writing, and who can blame
him? 1t 10 his first born.
Frank Patterson came in from Lewis.
ton last Monday morning with the fam.
lily and household effects dfT. II. Thur
man, the barber. The family consists
of Mrs. Thurman and seven children.
One OF the children did not come.
The dance at Westlake was well at
tended from this place and Grst class
time is reported. A great many COM
pliments are also heard on the splendid
supper gotten up by the Westlake hotel.
Mrs. Shaw's cooking will stand the test
anywhere.
Herman Engel has been at Reuter-
vile for some time hanging paper and
painting on the inside of the new Keu-
terville hotel being erected by John
Maug4 The building is fine large one
and credit to the place as well ais to
the enterprise Of it's owner.
/ Wallace Jarrett, who Is engaged in
breaking horses for McGrane & Co.,
suffered II severe fall yesterday and his
thigh was quite severely bruised. DIR.
| Whitford was summoned and states
that no serious results will follow the
injury, - Sat. Tribune.
A quartet of Cinnamon were arrested
Sunday night, charged with opium
smoking. The pipes and all the in
eliminating paraphernalia were found
in their possession. They put up $50
cash bond for their appearance in court
on Monday morning, and prepared to
make a legal fight. but finally forfeited
their rbond.-Standard.
A party was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Brown last Friday evening in
honor of their sister, Miss Lillian Gable.
A few friends we're invited and a very
pleasant evening was spent. Those
present were: Misses Gable, Swank,
Hayden, McG;nn and Turner and
Messrs. Bart Simon, VIM. Simon, Nash, ,
Binnard and Rustemeyer.
Mr.. D. A. Mckinley, of the Gilt Edge
creamery, near Cottonw wood, was in the
city this morning and reports every.
thing prospering over in his section OF
the county. Mrs. Nick inley left few
days ago for an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends in Iowa, and where
she will also make considerable study
| of the new processes for butter making
now in practice in that state.-Standard.
The board of village trustees held Il
preliminary meeting last Wednesday
evening and designated next Monday
evening as the time for the first regular
meeting. At that time all preparatory
steps will be taken to organize village
laws will be drafted and the different
appointments made. Tho hoard corr
sists of the FIVE men suggested by the
citizens meeting, namely: W. j..
j Brown, s. ]. Peterson. HI. II. Nuxoll, A.
B. Rookie and Sam'l Goldstons.