Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-05-31
The buggy man returned Monday

fine business here simply because the,
sell instruments on their merits and OF
the easy payment plan.
| Moline Of paints, oils, varnishes, harl
oil finish, stains, filters or builder mate
rial on the prairie compares with ours
The Yellow Front, opposite P. O.
4. HI. & HI. HARDWARE Co.
| 10 Grangeville, I'd.
/ We now have at this Office the finest
assortment of wood type in Idaho coun.
ty-a better lot than any two offices ir
the county put together, and are pre-.
pared to print posters OF any size oi
color. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Fred Mckinney. assistant post mas
ter at Grangeyille, is taking vacation
1 and spent part of his time in our city
Tuesday. He is at present visiting at
the home of Mr.. Matnieson
| Webster & Wright have 100000 feed
Of last years drv lumber on hand which
is now ready for the market at the PLAN
ing mill, COTTONWOOD. Reduced prices
will be given on bills of any size in Sof-
der to clean out all OF this lumber.
Hammer" paint is the best and
most economical paint on the market.
1t costs You less than any other, laots
longer and looks better. Sold only by
II. & H. HARDWARE Co.
The Yellow Front, opposite p. o.
10 Grangeville, Id.E
The business Of the st. Albert hotel
has increased to such an extent that
Spa" Rookie has found it necessary to
employ another girl, making three in
all. This is another evidence that d
good enterprising man will come to the
front.
Hon. Peter Triesch, formerly repre-
sentative of Nez Perez county, was in
the city the fore part of the week in the
interest of the Lewiston Daily Tribune.
We wish Mr.. Triesch success as his pa.
per surely merits it. There is no better
daily paper coming to this section than
the Tribune.
To a sensible man the best paint is
the paint that gives best results at low
est cost, we have it in Hammer"
paint. We will gladly give full iufor-
nation. The Yellow Front, opp. P. O
HI. & III. HARDWARE Co.
10 Grangeville, Id.
Jim Moore last Monday took to Lew
iston for shipment to Seattle 20 head of
the finest horses Camas Prairie has ever
produced, which rneans thar no finer
animals ever walked. Their weights
ranged from 1900 to 1900 pounds and
their build, without exception, was
magnificent.
Grangeville's most enterprising mer-
chants, the H. & H. Hardware Co., will
have the largest car of windows and
doors ever shipped to the prairie about
June lst. This was bought before the
recent advances and will be sold very
low as they want their customers to
share the gain on their good buy.
Don't fail to see them. 10
During his stay here Mr.. Proctor
made arrangemements to have the
Cottonwood Hotel remodeled to a great
extent preparatory to its occupancy by
a Seattle party. Jake Woodring viii
tear off the old porch and put on new
one, besides doing a large amount of
work on the inside. Ed Ogan will paint
and repaper the entire upstairs and
some below, and altogether the building
will be fixed up in fine shape.
The case of Schneider VS.. Stephens
came up before a jury in Justice VOL
bert's' court room Saturday. 1t seems
that Schneider's cattle broke down
Stephens fence and got into his field,
Stephens went to Schnei-
der's house and demonstrated with him
severely. Schneider seized club and
drove Stephens off his
ranch and then swore out warrant for
his (Stephens) arrest on the charge of
assault. Stephens was found not guilty
and Schneider was fined the costs.
A heavy thunder shower broke up
what promised to be the ball game of
the season at Grangeviile Sunday in
the fourth inning. Despite the fact
that the Grahgeville team was ahead it
is generally conceded that our BOYS
hadn't lost the game by any means, as
anyone not blind coald see that the
Cottonwood team, in, spite of being
in ways not necessary to
tell anyone who saw the game. fand, as
We are rot kickers, we will not mention
them) stood a very good show of PROV
ing to the people that Cottonwood has
the best ball team on the prairie. Sey-
eral changes which wopid have matters
ally altered the course of the gailre (and
which would have given our boys an
even bfeak) were just about to be made
when the rain interveMed. The Grange
vile boys are princes IN the way they
use visiting teams and when they
come over here on Sunday, June 9th