Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-05-30

The quarantine on public gatherings
in Cottonwood was officially raised last
Monday and we again have an open
town.
I Bob Wright paid the remainder of his
fine, $24, yesterday morning and was
released from custody. He has gone to
Grangeville.
Peter Bies erected chimney on the
| Smith residence this week and DR.. and
Mrs. Smith will move into the cottage
in few days.
Bart Simon left Monday for Lewiston
and will probably go from there to
Walla Walla. He intends to be gone
for some time.
|. D. Lyons last Monday purchased of
Charles Gone the property now occu-
pied by the Sanders family. The con-
sideration was 5000.
There viii be a bali game here Sunday
between the home team and a picked
nine from Westlake and Ferdinand. 1t
promises to be good game.
Junius H. Rink, of Greencreek, pur-
chased the old I. d. Lyons place at the
Bradford mill of J.. R. Patterson last
Monday, paying 5000 for it.
Herman Engsl and family wish to
thank the friends and neighbors who SO
kindly assisted them in SO many ways
while they were under quarantine.
Pearl Martin, who has been teaching
school in the Highland district, has ac-
cepted a position with Brown & Brust.
Miss May Hayden will finish the term
| for him,
Fred Rustemeyer returned from
Uniontown Wednesday with load of
brewery supplies for Joseph Schober,
consisting of a large beer kettle and
twenty-five kegs.
Four new crosswalks were laid this
week and the work will be continued
until they are all down. Several pieces
of sidewalk will also be constructed in
the immediate future.
The Sherry's, high class entertainers,
peerless musicians, vocalists, dancers,
character impersonators, quick change
and speciality artists at the Odd Eel
lows hall tomorrow nightl
Robert Nugent lie in town this week
from Salmon river. He will outfit here
and start Monday for Thunder meuntA
ain where he says he will remain until
he makes stake. Good luck, Bob.
All persons interested in Sunday
school work are requested to meet at
the Methodist church Sunday at 10
o'clock a.. m. An attempt will be made
to reorganize the Sunday school here.
And still the Thunder mountain travel
continues; from 5 to go pack horses
passing through here every day. Quite
few of the prospectors purchase sup.
plies here and some invest in entire out
fits.
Stuber Bros, the leading hog buyers
on Camas Prairie, started drive to
| Stuart Wednesday morning. The ship
ment will consist of four carloads and
they expect to make another drive in
the near future.
The Commercial hotel, hxtures, good
barn and other out Buildings, situate at
UniontoWn, WASH, is for sale at the
| ridiculously low figure of $1,000. A snap
for someone. Call on or address the
| proprietor, A. Mosman.
7. G. Mckinley, who has been clerk
ing for Brown & Brust for the past two
months, left Monday Tor GrangeVille
where he will visit with his brother for
few days and will go from there dire ct
to Boston; Mass.
Sy Leitch is in from Thunder mount
ain after supplies. He is highly elated
over his and Jim Hollandsworth's g pros
poets, stating that they have an interest
in eight claims adjoining a groi1p of
claims that were recently sold for $780,
600.
FL. Degenhart, of Hattofi, Wash, q
former resident of the prairie, has been
in the city this week looking for loca-
tion. He has been looking over the adj
tacent farming country with Judge Rob-
bins and will probably invest in a ranch
| lCo1 ACAOs -
The farmers of this section have
brought in great many. hogs this week
which were purchased by Stuber Bros.
Five and half cents per pound is the
| price being paid here at present and
persons having hogs for sale are realiz4
ing hice profits.
While visiting at Uniohtowh this
week we met several msn who wese con.
templating the purchass of ranches in
Palouse and this county, among others
Msssrs. Michaels and Nfbbler, Of Ore
gon. Mr.. Michaels ives formerly a
rieighbor of j. II. Batth, who resides
near here.
Miss Myrtle Wyatt and Charles A..
Thompson, of Tolo, were united in mar
riage at the home of the brides parents
near here last Thursday, Rev. McDon-
aid, OF Grangeyille, officiating. The
CHRoNIcLE joins their many friends In
wishing the young couple happy yoy.
age over life's sea, to b broken only 81
occasional 'squa1fs.'