Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-09-27

change for lumber. Deliver at Webster
& Wright's Sash and Door factory. Cot
tonwood. Idaho.
George Morrow was yesterday found
guilty at Lewiston of cattle stealing.
His sentence could not be definitely
learned but it is said he got ten years.
+ Wells, the photographer, has been
busy this week, as usual, making views
of threshing machines. If you want .
good picture Of your machine see Wells
before be leaves.
The management, of the Lewiston
Interstate fair is leaving no stone ,un-
turned to make it better than ever be-
fore. A large number of Camas Prairie
people will attend.
Goldstone has just lately received a
large shipment of ladies cloaks and
| jackets. Winter is approaching and
now is the time to complete your ward
robe with winter wcarables.
Mrs. NJ. G. MeGuire last Monday
sold to John Aichlnayr the w. v.
Dresser ranch which she recently pur-
chased. The consideration was $500.
Mr.. Aichlmayr purchased the place for
his son John.
Have you inspected the mammoth
line of school shoes at Goldstone's?
The genuine article, made for school
purposes, neat in appearance, with
great durability and at price that will
make you buy.
ii some of our subscribers who live
in the timber would put on load of
wood for US when they come to town it
| would be u very easy way of paying
their subscription besides being of great
benefit tc us. 1t would be appreciated,
| too.
Mark Howe has leased the Pfeufer
building and will open hotel there the
first of next month. The Idaho hotel
now occupied by Mr.. Howe has been
leased by Geo. D. Smith and will be
run as lodging house in connection
with the Wiltse hotel Free Press.
The most complete line of underwear
ever shown in Cottonwood can now be
seen at our store. If you need under
wear you win make money by purchas-
ing from our large stock. The price is
the lowest first class article can be
sold at.
4 SAM'L GobbsToNE.
| On Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
October 5, 6 and z, will be the last op-
portunity to get your photographs taken
at our gallery in Cottonwood. Will
positively leave on the 9Th. The peo.
pie of this vicinity have cur sincere
thanks for their patronage.
: .fN-5, A. T. WELLS.
The annual fall roundup of cattle or
Salmon river commenced yesterday
In these big fall round-ups all the cat
tie men join and every steer, COW anv
calf is driven off the breaks to CANA,
Prairie. Here they will be stall fec
during the winter and are prime bee
cattle in the spring. All Of the cath
we, have heard of SO far will he fed il
this vicinity or near Denver.
Ed Ogan has been busy painting, pa
? pering and otherwise decorating the in
eide of W. l.. Browns new store, Whel
finished this will be one of the fines
and largest stores in Idaho county a
Mr.. Brown intends making large addi
tions to the fine stock he already carries
Mr.. Browns energy, enterprise and hi
: faith in Cottonwood are principle
I. worthy of emulation. These character
istics are the ones that build up a
a small towns.
Link Manwaring last "Wednesday too
four horse load of people and baggag
e to Lewiston. The occupants of the ri
were Mr.. end Mrs. MIG. Mcclure an
daughter, Miss Leila, Mf and Mr.
:, Robt. Deafdorff, Bertrand Kinney an
Henry Fisk. The McGuire famil
is enroute to Los Angeles, CAL, to RI
side. They have lived on the prairi
; for the past two years, having conf
y here from Prairie City, Oregon, an
. during their stay here made lars
. nlmber of friends WHO are torry TO Sc
I them leave arid wish them success i
5 their new hoihe. Mr., and Mrs. Dea
dorf and Mr.. Kinney are on the
e way TO Prairie City to visit with rel;
e tives and friends. The FORMER will r'
\ turn to their home here In about
i month and the .attef will remain &
t that place. Henry Fix will also So
4 Prairie City to remaiA in that sectio
indefinitely