Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-06-21

Ahe OatnpHc cnuTcn AT ferdlnAnd IS
rapidly nearing completion. Those
Ferdinand Catholics are hustlers II we
ever knew any. Rev. Parlini Of Reuter-
/ vile will be their priest.
The nice warm weather Immediately
following the recent rains has been
/ wonderful help to this section. Grass
/ and grain is in beautiful shape and still
! growing. Grazing never was better.
/ Ben Gerding is erecting a new addi-
tion to his house on Meadow creek and
! says that when it is completed he will
I give dance. A good time is assured
when Ben is at the head Of the move
! ment.
Ed Bradford has found it necessary,
on account Of the heavy demand for
lumber, to begin logging again. Dear
iorf and son have been logging for
Mr.. Bradford during the week and IL
larger crew will soon be put on.
Get in, everybody, and work for in
corporation. That's the only way to
/ build up our town, and we all know
that Cottonwood deserves up building.
What is the use of keeping ourselves
hack-hiding our light under a bushel,
as it we're?
A. Il. Coon and j. Thomas, two
Camas Prairie lads who have been at
tending the Lewiston Normal. arrived
here Tuesday. The boys will spend
their vacation on the Coon farm, on
Stock creek, about four miles from this
| place.
j. M. Wolbert is in the city from
Cottonwood. He brought with him
fine Smyrna rug, stolen from Ben Nor
! ris last November and which was recov-
cred by him last week as justice of
the peace to whom it was surrendered
! by parties arraigned before him. Trib-
une.
julius Nostrum Kilkenny Leitch, of
the Iron-mountain league, who makes
his home in Cottonwood--whe in that
city, and one who has the reputation of
knowing how game of base ball
should be played, rode up on top OF
Yesterdays stage to Grangeville.--
Sites Register.
John Weber, wife and child, Frank
Schwenne, wife and children, of Union
town, Wash., and Mrs. Henry Hageman
and daughter, of Lewiston, who have
been visiting friends at Nezperce and
/ Ferdinand. will leave tomorrow for the
Paiouse after visiting with their old
| friend Mr.. Sprutis who lives between
here and Keuteryille.
Father Mueller narrowly escaped a
serious injury last week. He was rid
ing in the dark from the church enter
tainment at Nuxol's to the home OF
Fred Rustemeyer, to remain there that
night, when his horse suddenly be-
came unruly and hurled him violently
into the mud. His foot was hurt some-
what, he lost his hat and got himself
mud bespattered from head to foot, but
otherwise there were no serious results.
! The celebration Of the children's first
communion on Thursday Of last week.
at the Grecncreek Catholic church, was
an enjoyable event for al who parties
pated, in spite OF the inclement wealth
er. In the morning services were held
for the children and then everyone
went to the home OF Joseph NuxoIl.
where dinner was served for % cents.
The afternoon was passed away in va
rions ways and in the evening fine
entertainment, consisting Of songs, mu-
sic, recitations, Dialogues, etc., was
given. Over hundred people were
present and the church realized hand
some sum.
John Peterson last Tuesday moved
his wife to town and the boys in the
evening got up another crowd and
again went to his house to chariva,i
him. The noise they made was awful
in the extreme but the willy John had
taken his wife out to Moberg's for a
visit that evening and the boys efforts
!. to "make him come OUT were again
in vain. John has been ssetting 'em
J up al week, and well he may. Any.
one lucky enough to win = lady like
Miss Carlson for bride ought to be SC
proud and happy that he would do al.
most anythltg to show the world he
was married and glad of it, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Peterson have the good wishes ot
this entire ccmmunity. May they live
a long and happy life.
NOTICE.