Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-04
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Fred Shaw, OF the Westlake hotel, !
and John Moriarity, of Morrow. We're
in the city Monday on business.
Merchant w. L. Brown and Editor
Jos. Rustemeyer made a business trip
to Grangeville Wednesday returning
Thursday.
Clifford Miller, of Denver, was in the
city Yesterday. Clifford will leave Mon
day for Lewiston where he will attend
the Normal.
Wanted-Four tons OF harley in ex-
change for lumber. Deliver at Webster
4 Wright's Sash and Door factory, Cot
tonwood, Idaho.
Born-To the wife OF Lon Rhodes, on
Wednesday. Oct. 2, 1901, an s-pound
son. DIR. Trnitt reports mother and
child doing nicely.
II Won are In need of blankets call at
Goldstone's and look over the stock on
display. He has all qualities and the
| prices are very low.
/ Road boss Mckinney had a couple
men at work Wednesday filling in dirt
along the street cross walks. 1t was a
much needed improvement.
While at Morrow last Monday we no.
ticed that that little place is very
| lively little burg and that good deal of
business is being done there.
A big dance will be given at West
1 IL. al ~
sic, floor managers. etc. will be arranged
for and good time is assured.
Mrs. Jos. Booth, of Greencrcek. was
reported seriously i'll the first of the
week, but We are glad to announce that
she is greatly improved at present.
~. Pulse and wife, of Denver, Idaho
county, passed through the city Sunday
enroute to their home from trip to
Spokane and the Occur d'Alene towns,
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Mrs. VIM. Rookie has been seriously
i'll this week with Inflammation of the
bowels but we are pleased to announce
that she Is much improved at,this writ.
ing and will soon be around again.
J. NJ. Wolbert and family and the
Kelly Bros, returned Tuesday evening
from ten days outing on the Salmon
river. They report a very pleasant trip
and more fish than they knew what tc
do with.
Editor McBroom of the Free Press
wife and mother-in-law, Mrs. Owen, ac
companied by Foreman W. NickodemuI
Robinson, drove over from Grangevill,
Sunday. While here they made US {
pleasant call.
Clay Robbins has accepted a position
with w. +. Travis as stage driver be
tween here and Lewiston and il the
horses hold out Clay will come as neal
to getting in on schedule time as tn
next person.
] Smith, the cigar man, was in the cit
| Saturday and Sunday. He is introduc
| ing Il new line of FIVE cent cigars, tn
| General Sullivan, and they are bounc
| 70 make hit because it is impossible
| get better smoke for a nickel
| The Westlake mill company yesterda
$ received from Webster & Wright thei
: spouting, etc. and will start their mi
< Immediately. Half the year they wi
e. run by steam and the other half b
water power. CAPACITY so barrels.
IN J.E. Nelson. the wide awake repr,
s. sentative OF the Lewiston Mercanti
Co., was in the city Saturday and SUI
W day. He always does good busines
ns in every town on the prairie and be
ter hustler never came our way.
III J. r. Titus has thrown up the sta,
n line between this place and 1ewisto
and the line feverts to W. E. Trevi
re the original contractor, Mr.. Travis WI
ey put on new stock and drivers and v
hope to see the stage Arrive on time
ID the future.
b Foster & Chapman, the Gfangevil
butchers, have sold their meat mark
6, to Ingram 4 Keefer. Mr.. Foster W
-, close the Model restaurant for a week
two while himself and family taEe
=. the Lewiston and Portland fairs. tt
~ Model will I've greatly missed %hi
closed
A beautiful apple, measuring 10
% Inches In circumference, was handed
ol' this week by Judge Robbins. The a
sr' pie was grown on Vim. Brust's pla
or Mouth of town. Mr.. Brust has fl
ne farm OF 800 acres and has a acre d
ng ,clard OF bearing fruit trees OF all kind
,e- This is one of the farms offered for sa
by Judge Robbins,