Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1901-02-15
GLEANINGS.
Dr.. j. E. Smith, dentist.

school supplies.
Remember the Masque ball on
Washington's birthday.
For Sale-old papers, so cents pc
hundred at REPORT office.
Sheriff Dixon was in town few
days this week on business.
Travel over the Lewisson Cotton 4
wood stage line is picking up very
preceptibly.
Nezperce City will soon have
telephone system connecting it with
the outside world.
Peter Stein, at one time a resi-
dent of Cottonwood, is engaged in
the saloon business at Lewiston.
Reports from all around are to
the effect that the masque ball OIL
the 22d will be largely attended.
For SALE.-A "Home Comfort
range, all complete; also fine lot
of house plants. Enquire at the
Report office. 5
Call at the dental office of DIR. ].
f. Smith, on Main street, next
door to the postoffice, if your teeth
needs attention.
P. III. Butler, of the Camas Pra-
irie Real Estate Agency, is making
tour of the county this week in
the interest of his firm.
A party of gentlemen drove over
from Grangeville, Sunday after
noon, and enjoyed an hour or two in
the metropolie of Camas prairie.
Preaching at the methodist
church once every Sunday alterna-
tely morning and evening at II a.
nj. and T:30 p. m, respectfully.
j. f. Daniels, Pastor.
For Sale REIMBURSEMENT on 160
acres OF. land. Win be sold at a
rare bargain. This is snap. Call
at Camas Prairie Real Estate
Agency, Wolbert q Butler.
They are coming from all direc
tions to attend the Mhsque bali on
the 22d inst. Don't miss this OPP
portupity for fun. Ed. Bradford
anG G.. S. Bates are the managers
A series of revival services have
been conducted during the past two
weeks, in the NJ K. church of this
city. at which much religious fervor
was manifest.
Under the able management OF
Messrs. Bradford and Bates, the
masquerade ball on next Friday
evening, Washington's birthday,
promises to be a grand success.
Courting a girl is like starting a
newspaper, says an exchange. 1t
starts out weekly, then becomes a
tri-weehly, then emerges into a
daily, and if it has any enterprise
it comes out with an extra about
once a year.
The county auditor issued mar
riage licenses during the past week
as followf: To Charles 0. Can field
and Mary Brusha, of Whitebird
Frederick E. Burns, of Lowe, and
Alice Cochran, of Sites; Clande
Robbins and Olive Edna Lyons, ol
Cottonwood.
j. F. Titus, proprietor Of the
Lewiston Cottonwood stage line,
lost a valuable horse last Sunday
While being watered at the Waha
Lake station, those in charge al
lowed the animal to fall through
a hole in the ice, and it was
drowned.
| E. R. Maftin, who lives neal
this place, returned to. Cottonwood
last Saturday evening, after an alb.
sence of SEVERAL months Unit
recently he has held position OF
the Idaho independent, at Moscow
| Mr.. Martin expects to remain her
during the summer.
/ A large number of counterfeit
dollars are said to be in circulation
at Lewiston. The wofk is yer,
cleeerly done and detection is rand
cred quite difficult except by al
expert. A story is to the effet
that the counteffeiters have a min
in the Middle Fork country.
4 j. G. Yahdell swore out war
rant this morning for j j. Cullen
or Gully, for approptiatinE one 0
Yaddell's horses two YEARS ago
but which was only recently 10
Gated in the possession of the de
fendaht. Sheriff Dixon wis sum
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