Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-05-09
into partnership, and under the name
of Wolbert & Kelly they will also con-
tinue in the real estate business.

tlnue in the real estate business.
] Sheriff Dixon i5 in town today.
| And still the travel through here to
the mouutains does not abate. Every
day brings pack outfits beadea for the
/ hills, mostly toward Thunder. A good
many are going into the Hump and Sal
mon river regionf.
/ g. G. Stuhbers, the Cottonwood stock
buyer, shipped two carloads of hogs
from here Monday The Stubers Bros,
/, buy two-thirds of the stock prepared for
market in the Camas Praire country,
and all their shipments ere made from
Stuart. rt.-Mountaineer.
+ Ranch OF 800 acrss, four miles from
Cottonwood, witt, good buildings and
1 bearing orchard, plenty of good water, a
snap for some one at SIS per acre. Sew
eral other farms REASONABLE. Write or
call on WARD & RoGERs.
Greencreek, Idaho.
i Henry Osborne, Judge Newby and
Charles Adams game to town the
early part OF the week. Mr.. Osborne,
it will be remembered, is the irrepres-
sible buggy man who was here last sea.
son. The other two gentlemen mem
TONED are travelling in company with
Mr.. Osborne this season and if the three
together can't sell man buggy no
one we know of need try.
The largest crop in many years is
anticipated by the farmers OF the prai-
rie. Never has the growing season been
more favorable. Sunshine and showers
have been interspersed with one another
at such opportune intervals that it is
almost surprise the rocks didn't grow.
Ii they were in any manner susceptible
to the best influences provided by ma
ture to induce growth they surely would
have expanded some, at least.
The Mr.. Adams who was negotiating
for the purchase of the Thornton ranch,
at the foot of the hill, left these parts
last Monday. As near as we can learn
Mr.. Adams wife neglected to sign the
deed in the time stipulated and agreed
upon by the contracting parties. In
the meantime Mr.. Thornton had seen
the error OF his ways and had grown
sorry for disposing Of his Camas Prairie
farm. Consequently, when the oppor-
tunity presented itself to regain posses
sion Of his prize he allowed no days of
gfaee, but promptly declared the deal
off and is once again the happy owner
OF the piece Of land, in this favored re-
gion, he almost tried to give away.
Fred K. Hughes, a leading real estate
man of Spokane, is expected here in a
few days to look over the country. His
firm, together with the local firm of
Wolbert & Kelly, haye issued folder
in the interest of Idaho County in gem
eral and Camas Prairie in particular
that is credit to its authors. 1t ex-
tolls the virtues of this section in such |
manner that the most skeptical would
soon become convinced OF the benefit to
be derived By obtaining a home here.
Provision is being made for the large
distribution OF this circular and it will |
undoubtedly have good effect on inn
migration to this section. What has
been most needed to Induce Immigrants |
to better themselves by settling here all |
along is literature descriptive of the
country and its resources. This is the
first step in the right direction and we
hope it will be only the forerunner OF |
many more of the same kind.