Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-12-06
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| oN"' peshiOo Wy -. IL ceou0I, was IN the
city Sunday. The gentlemen left next
day to attend to mining business on
Salmon river.
There will be a basket social given at
the Rocky Butte school house on We'd
nesday evening, Dec. IA, to raise money
, for the support of the Methodist minis
ter, Rev. Kelly.
Say boys, have you bod Mt your girl
Christmas present? If you want to
make yourself solid buy her one of
those nice presents at Goldstone's.
Just the thing.
MIR. and Mrs. Lauer celebrated their
recent wedding by giving a dance on
Thanksgiving at the home of Nick Ad-
hens, near Greencreek. A large crowd
and good time is reported,
I. D. Lyons and ye scribe made a
business trip to Grangeyille Monday,
returning Tuesday. While there Mr..
Lyons bought fine farm in the yicin-
ity OF the Buttes. Consideration $24O0.
The Morrow News has been published
on superior quality of wrapping paper
for the past month or SO, but Brother
Schick promises to get out an A /
Christmas edition. Verify, the way of
the editor is bard.
A big dance will be given by Shaw &
Neighbor at Westlake on Christmas eve.
A free ticket will be given to any gem
tleman bringing three ladies and prize
to any gentleman bringing four. A fine
time is assured and the hop will be we'll
attended.
Sam Jones and Sam Hammill came
down to the coming metropolis Monday
to receive 27 head of registered Hereford
and Short Horn bulls. This is their
second shipment received at this point
this season. The stock is from Lincoln.
Eeb.-Stites Patriot.
President Roosevelt has issued his
message and it is an essentially good
one. We only regret that we lack the
space to publish it for the benefit of
our readers. The president evidently
intends to take his stand with the peo.
pie first, last and all the time.
Goldstone's new store will be opened
this evening with the most magnificent
display of holiday goods ever brought to
this town. The opening will be attend
ed by graphophone concert of very
select songs, solos, sayings and band
music. Come and enjoy yourself.
We understand that several of our
local nimrods, including Messrs. Black
burn AMI Michael, went on a bear hunt
on the keuierville mountain Yesterday.
We have heard no further particulars
but we suppose the bear family is ex4
tinct by this time in the above men.
toned vicinity.
A. s. Bell, of this place, last week re-
ceived from his father picture of his
old home dowh in California. 1t nat
urally filled him with desire to see
"the old folks at home," but Camas
Prairie offers him better opportunities
and he will remain here in spite Of his
laudable sentiment.
The H. & H. Hardware Co. of
Grangevills have adopted novel plan
to make their name household word
on the prairie. Read their new ad.
We are personally acquainted with
these gentlemen and know that they
will do exactly as they say, and it gives
us pleasure to recommend them.
Bales & Jones, of Grang eville, deliv-
cred to F. j. Frazier, OF Lewiston, for
Seattle firm, on Monday about 500 head
of the finest Camas Prairie hogs ever
loaded at this point. They will average
ESQ pounds each and are fat enough to
put on the block for meat. They
brought Az cents at the ranch,-Stites
Patriot.
John T. Morrison and Maggie Milan
were married Wednesday morning at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl B. Fetters, near Morrow.
News.
Mr.. Morrison is a prosperous young
farmer living about miles northeast of
Cottonwood and has many friends in
ibis section who are glad to see him
oust up his solo life.
Died, at Asotin, WASH, Monday, Nov,
IS, 1901. Mrs, Chas. Chase, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H, Upton. Mrs. Chase
caves family Of boys, 3 girls and
,aby month old. With her husband
md family she was an old resident of
Jamas PrNirie and leaves many friends