Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1901-03-08
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GLEANINGS.


For Sale--old papers, 50cents pc
hundred at REpoRT office.
WANTED To trade lum Der for a
good mileh COW. Enquire at Brad
ford's saw mill; s
Julius Leitch, of Cotton, Wash,
arrived in town this week on a
yisitto his brother, Cy Leiteh.
FoE SALE. "A Home Comfort
range, all completej also a fine lot
Of house plants; Enquire at the
Report office. 5
L have a good team, wagon
and harness that ] will sell at a
bargain. Apply to t. III. Thorn.
ton. at the farm.
Button the top. button OF your
overeoat' is the advice Of u prpmi-
nent physician who isn't looking
Tor any more grip patients.
A print shop is something like a
butcher shop, as a 'roast" can be
had at either place by complying
with the necessary requirements.
r. H. Butler, of the firm of Wol-
bert 4 Butler, has gone to Vines
land and Lewiston on visit to
relatives and friends, fora few days.
The farmers will soon be very
busy putting in their spring crops,
They now only await the drying up
of mother earth to begin operations,
Preaching at the methodist
church once every Sunday alterna-
tely morning and evening at Ii a.
M. and 7:a0 p. M, respectfully.
]. e. Daniels, Pastor
A newspapers appearance has
been considered an index to a
towns desirabilitY as place of
residence and business. Thus the
hearty support Of the advertising
columns of local paper helps
along its growth,
Receipt for mixing Carrie Ma
ton punch: Take 10 bottles OF
whisky, 3 each OF gin and rum,
of handy, ] OF vermouth. / of bit
ters, all the beer in the shop and
plenty of sugar throw on the floor
and mix briskly with a hatchet.
The Pacific Mail steamer Rio
Janeiro. from the Orient, ran on a
hidden rock, while entering San
Francisco harbor. last Friday
morning during a dense fog. The
loss of life reported is 129. She
sank few minutes after striking.
]. L. Eekert, one of Idaho eoun-
ty's most progressive and wealthy
farmers, has returned to Cotton
wood after an extended visit In
Lewiston, where his children are
attending school. Mr.. Fckert is
looking after his extensive interests
in this vicinity,
F. B. Ball purchased band OF
fine steers from Messrs. Knorr and
Schiller last week. These cattle
were grown very cheaply, and fed
on cheap farm products, but netted
their owners about fifty dollars each,
the sale prices averaging fifty-six
dollars per head Beat Camas
Prairie, if you can!
In the case of the State of Idaho
VS. ]. ]. Cullens. for grand larceny,
before Justice of the Peace Wolbert,
no evidence fixing guilt on the ac-
cused having been offered, he was
promptly discharged and the prop
erty restored to the owner. There
are no costs in this case, however
for the county to pay.
Mrs. Q. B. Holt, wife Of the Hon.
Chas. B. Holt. ex representative oi
this county, we are sorry to hear
has been taken to the insane asylum
at Medical Lake, Washington.
This will be sad news to their many
friends in this section, and the
hope is expressed by all that the
alteration NAV be only temporary
and a speedy cure effected.
A rich strike is reported on the
properties of Crosson & Thomp.
son, at Cooks Corral, about one
and bali miles from the Blue
Jacket mine, and at the head ol
Cow creek canyon. Mr.. j. M
Wolbert Of this city, late editor Of
the Report, is interested in several
claims located on the same dyke on
which this strike was made, and
be is Justly elated at the news. II
means much to him as the ferma
ton is identical and the dyke re-
ferred to runs through his group
Mr. Wolbert is already mailing
preparations to begin development
work on his properties attnce.