Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1901-03-29
GLEANINGS.

| Jim Rookie returned from his Salmon
river trip Wednesday,
j Pr. Blake and son Ed, were in the
city Sunday from Keqteryille,
/ Arthur Woodring is building d new
front for the Idaho Drug Store,
One Of the children of Willis Angel ia
! reported i'll with fever and lagrippe.
/ chas, Crichton today began driving
the stage between this point and Grange
vile,
Judge Robbins went oyer to Grange
vile Sunday on business, returning
Monday,
The Yollmer Clearwater company
have contracted 585 acres of fax on the
reservation,
VIM. Jones, the prominent hog buyer
Of Grangeville, was in the city OH bust
ness Sunday,
|. @, Hattabaugh, the implement
man, was over from Grangeville on
business Tuesday.
Robt. Nj, Parsons, the Indian minis
ter, and Mr., Simons were doing BUSH
ness here Monday.
Riley Dixon, proprietor Of the Willow
Greek house near Morrow, was in the
city on business Yesterday.
Dir, Blake, the well.knawn physician
OF keuteryille, went over to Nezneroe
Monday returning Tuesday,
Glaud Robbins has rented the ranch
belonging to "Ruck' Rates and moved
his family to the place Tuesday.
VIM. Rookie and Joe Jones were over
from Snake river after supplies for their
cattle camp yesterday, They returned
this morning.
Andrew Carnegie has given $5.00000
to an endowment fund for the superan.
nuated and retired labarers of the Car.
negie Steel Co.
Henry Waechter, a stock man of
uniontown, WASH, and family are vis-
iting with Mr.. Waechter's brother, Mr..
sIeo, Stuber, OF this city.
Jake Frei and John Hayden returned
Saturday from weeks outing on Sal
mon river and Doumecq plains. The
boys report pleasant time.
Joseph Bieker. OF Ferdinand, is now
the proprietor Of the sawmill formerly
belonging to Ben Berger, he having pur-
chased Mr., Borger's interest.
]. j. Nelson, the genial representa-.
tive of tho Lewiston Mercantile Co.,
was looking after the interests of his
firm among our merchants yesterday.
What's the matter with Cottonwood's
mail service? It's all right Every
day without fail our mall comes in, No
other town on the prairie can say the
same.
Wm.i Kincaid. Of Ferdinand, was
transacting business here Wednesday.
and like all men who have the advance.
ment of home at heart, added his name
to our list.
Henry Bosse, of Keuterville, was in
the city Wednesday. Mr.. Bosse is one
of that noble class OF men who believe
in promptly paying their subscription
to the home paper.
Fred Rustemeyer last Monday built
chimney for our enterprising brewery
man, Joe Schober. The chimney was
for new bath house which Mr. Seho-
ber has lately erected.
j. S. Woodrng and "Ruck" Bates
have completed the school house in
district No. II, known as the Bruner
district. 1t is a fine building and would
be credit to a much more populous
district.
The slide on the Clearwater extern
sion continues to delay the mails for all
prairie towns except Cottonwood. Ii
you want to get your mail from every
where every day have it come to Cot
tonwood.
Arthur Woodring went up on the
mountain to get the keutervile bear
last Monday, but we are informed that
the bear heard OF Arthur's coming and
left the country. Arthur saw where
bruin had been, just the same.
Wes. Fairburn, Of Forest, was in the
city on business Monday. Wes. just
received a disl atch from his brother
Dave, who lett Grangeville about two
weeks ago for Everett, WASH, stating
that while working in stamp mill at
that place Dave accidentally had his
right arm and leg broken.
With the solepnity and impressive
ceremony usually attendant on snch
occasions the order Of the Buffalo was
organized here last Monday evening. |
This order has spread oyer the United |
States faster than amy other known and |
its membership is increasing at rate
truly wonderful.