Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-07-04

! We understand that Miss Lille Hol-
landsworth viii represent Columbia in
/ the parade and Hans Petersen will be
i Uncle Sam.
Fred Simon went to Sites last Friday
and brought back Mrs Simon and the
baby, who have been visiting for sew
eral weeks in Moscow.
Miss Olive and Master Ernest Rich,
who have been visiting here with Mr..
and Mrs. James, left Wednesday morn
ing for their home in Spokane.
Money. Farm loans. Low interest
and long time. Write or call on
! J. B. RICE,
+ Westlake, Id.
Girl wanted to work in small family.
Good wages to an experienced girl who
will stay all summer. a. F. PARKER,
Grangeville, Id.
ID. M. Bowes, of the Quaker Nurseries
| at Salem, Ore, informs us that in about
two weeks he will be in this section
showing choice line OF trees, shrubs,
/, etc.
The Bon Bon candy store at Grange
vile has added soda plant to its al
ready fine equipment. Besides this two
marble covered counters were put in
this week.
Felix Warren took hold Of the Lewis
ton-Cottonwood stage line the first OF
the week. Bob Snails was the first man
to bring in the mail under the new
management.
ST Leitch and Jim Hollandsworth re-
turned from Thunder mountain last
Sunday after having located number
of promising claims in that section. In
the fall they are going back.
Felix Warren, of Lewiston, who has
the Cottonwood Lewiston stage line UNI
der contract after July LIST, was in the
city last Friday looking over the bust
ness connected with the line.
The board of trustees met in special
session Tuesday evening and empowered
the marshal to employ four men to as
sist him as deputies during the celebra-
ton. A night force was provided for.
The Cottonwood nine met with
small defeat at Grangeville Sunday.
The score was to IL in favor of the
Grangeville boys. Our boys are conf
dent, though that they can win the s75
purse.
Ed Sonnen Sr., father of John and
Ed Sonnep, of Greencreek, arrived here
from bingham, ILL.,, last Friday. Ac-
campaigning him were his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. anu Mrs. Henry
Daasenbrook.
The local telephone office was closed
Tuesday, DR.. Turner having informed
the company that he would not run it
after the 1st. The phone will remain
silent until the company arranges for a
different location.
Capt. Geo. Wolf this week refused a
cash offer of $4,000 for his ranch on Cot
tonwood creek. The price of land has
been raising in this vicinity steadily the
past year and it is only matter OF
very short time until lands here will
command as good figure as they dc in
the middle western states.
We learn from reliable sources that
the 0. r. & N. will build up from Lew
iston, through Big canyon, Little can
yon and on to Cottonwood, in the near
future. This information was given us
by a gentleman who is in position to
know, but we are not at liberty to state
any further particulars as yet. There
will be some sensational railroad news
ere long.
Lumber almost given away at Tefft's
mill. Come now before it is all gone.
| have the best lumber on the mountain
at the same price. Call and see my
lumber before buying. Don't forget, l
give discount for all large CASH orders,
lumber delivered when cash accompa-
MES the order. Farm produce taken in
exchange for lumber when delivered at
Goldstone's store or my mill. Ii you
don't think [ will trade-try me.
A, p, TEFFT.