Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-05-17

Frank Nessmith and family passed
i through here Tuesday from Grangeville
On their way to Bieler's mill. Mrs.
Nessmith will cook for the crew while
the husband will be employed about
1 the MILL
Every item in our store represents
values unmatched elsewhere. Look us
1 over and you will find that we can save
4 you something.
H. 4 FL. HARDWARE Co.
| 10 Grangeville, Id.
Perry \. Powell, formerly OF this
place, was in the city during the week
from Caldwell Mr.. Powell sold his
farm for $4,000 to newcomer while he
was here, but, like all sensible people,
is seeking to reinvest the sale price OF
his ranch in another piece OF ground on
Camas Prairie.
NJ. Nj. S. poultry wire is the only
fence that will stand the test. We are
sole agents. The yellow Front, oppo-
site the P. @.
H. & III. HARDwARE Co.
10 Grangeyille, Id.
Goldstone, the merchant, and his
brother-in-law, Ike Binnard, arrived
Wednesday from Lewiston. Mr.. Gold
stone has been absent about six weeks.
visiting and doing business in Lewiston
and Portland. Mr.. .Binnard will take
his old place behind the counter in
Goldstone's store.
Frank NJ. Shissler one of Idaho
countvs pioneers and proprietor of the
hotel at Newsome. was in the city few
days last week. Mr.. Shissler's success
in life is due to his energy and enter.
prise, accompanied by good level head,
which latter fact was proven beyond
doubt as the CHRONICLE will be II week.
~ visitor at his place of business hence
forth.
The H. & H. Hardware Co.. of
Grangeville, is building a large brick
powder magazine and will he the first
and only house to handle powder in
car lots. This enterprising firm has al
ready shipped four ear loads of hard.
ware this season and have others vet to
arrive. They say business is good and
that their prices make it so. Is
In this issue appears an ad for the
Bank of Nez Perce. We have known
the cashier personally for number of
years and can assure our readers that if
they want fair deal executed with
promptness Mr.. Schultz will give it TO
them. We also carry an ad for his store
which will interest large number of
our readers in the country tributary to
Nezperce.
Walter Crosby, proprietor of the
Grangeville Bottling Works, and MIR.
McCleland were over from Grangeyille
Monday and paid us pleasant call. !
While here Walter supplied each of our
saloons with Il barrel of soft drinks, and
informed us that the bah
game played Sunday at Grangeville he
tween the Sites and Grangeville teams
was won by the latter score 10 to II.
A party Of young folks went out TO |
Fred Rustemeyer's place last Saturday
evening and had very delightful time
singing, etc. They saw one of
the boys twho didn't get there) fionn-
dered ar jnnd in the darkness until .
o'clock looking for the place and finally
gave up in despair, jim says the
bridges to fall off of and the gates to run |,
down in that neighborhood are as nu-
merous as the sands Of the ocean.
In a letter from G. q. Stewart, man
ager of the mill enterprise at Westlake,
ne states that the building of the mill
will commence rs soon as the lumber
an be got on the around. This will be
,he means OF building up that section to
wonderful extent and we are happy to
zee new enterprises recognize the mer
ts OF our county. We have room for
plenty more of them and they will come
sooner or later
VIM. Blakelev, of Lawyers canvon.
vas in the CITY Tuesday looking for
Constable Blackburn. 1t seems that
Mathew Scout. an Indian, thinks that
Mr, Blakeiey is plowing some of his
,Scout's) land and has twice driven Mr..
Blakeley's hired man off the disputed
ground. Tuesday Mr.. 3. went on the
and himself and Scout met him with a
run and ordered him of, which he re-
used to do. Thereupon Scout ESQ saws
3lakeley) tried to shoot Blakeley but
,he gun would not 60 off. The case
ias been settled.