Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-02-06

Westiake, lua.
Money. Farm loans. Low interest
and long time. Write or call on
]. B. RICE,
westlake, Id.
A number Of young people from town
attended party at the home of Fl. @.
near Ferdinand. Monday even
ing and all report very pleasant time.
A new line of Schloss Bros guaran-
tesd clothing has just been received at
Goldstone's. If you need anything in
the line Of clothing let them fit you ont. 1
The sale Wednesday at Herman En-
gels was we'll attended and every thing
brought good price. Mr.. Engel and
family expect to leave Monday for Iowa.
Bert Tefft brought in 22-foot log |
Wednesday that contained almost four
cords of wood. The log was cut on
John Gibson's ranch, near Keuterville.
There will be a big dance next Wed
nesday night at Fred Rustemeyer's
hostelry at Greencreek. Good supper
and royal time guaranteed. Everybody
invited.
The Rebeckah's held private install
lation of officers last night and ended
the performance with banquet. The
lodge goat had try at several new
mem bers also.
T. N. Birdsell, representing the Nc
Gowaa hardware company OF Spokane,
was circulating among our sawmil men
this week in an effort to supply all their
needs in his line.
All real estate listed exclusively with
us will he literally advertised at home
and abroad free of charge. We do not
advertise property listed with others.
Parker & YOUNG, Grangeville.
Commissioner Simon returned Satur-
| day from the county seat after having
put in three weeks of hard labor at
county affairs. "Uncle' George says
he is certain now that There's no place
like home"
| Don't overlook the big dance to be
| given here on the Goth by the Odd Fell
lows. 1t will be about the last dance
before Lent and will be good one
Good supper, good music, good treat
ment, good time in general.
Mr.. Funke will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Carroll, Iowa. He fntendsto to be
gone for about three weeks and will
be accompanied by his family when ne
returns. They viii occupy the 1. D.
Lyons residence, on the hill.
We learn as we go to press that deal
is about to be closed whereby H. A
James will become owner of Mr.. Birds
interest in the Bird & Bushy sawmill
If the deal is made Mr., james will sevel
his connection with the store after thu
! lst of March and will give his entire at
: tentioR to the lumber business.
DIED.-At Westlake, on Sunday, Feb
1st, Mrs. Mary A. Denham, aged 8
3 years. Mrs. Denham was highly re
E spected by all who knew her and man
S relatives and friedns were left to mourl
her loss. The funeral was held i'll tn
Advent church and was largely attend
ed, services being held by Elder G. I
Ford.
A writ of execution was levied on tn
barber shop formerly owned by I. {
Thurman and lately operated by Rob
Nugent, last Saturday and the buildin
was closed by the Constable. Notic'
:! of sale of the contents have been posts
" and the sale will take place next We
nesday. The action is taken to recov
~ rent due and money loaned to Thurma
= A suit for damages may ensue, and Il
end is not yet.
OF The saw mills on the mountain a
p logging in full blast and will continue
long as the weather and roads will pc
th nit. Each mill is making an extra I
o. tort to get in as many logs as possible
as to be able to meet the heavy dema
ar for lum Der which is sure to come wi
the advent of spring. 1t is safe to 8
that there will be more building do
ON the prairie the present year than
- any one year of the past.
an
The stock holders of the Idaho CouH
- Bank held meeting here Wednesd
'rs evening and elected the following o
se- GERS for the ensuing year: Preside
mt F. C. Holbert; Vice president, w.
Brown; cashier, E. M. Ehrhardt. I
aty bank was officially opened yesterd
os- and is now ready to transact gene
Of banking business. Mr.. Ehrhardt,
cashier, will satisfactorily attend to
ol" business entrusted to him and we
for dict for the bank bright future.
md Geo. W. Coutts, late county attorl
of Latah county and brother-in-law
led Druggist Clarke, is in the city and
leir engage in the practice of law.
elk, comes among us highly recommended
lawyer of ability and strict integr
,lks He is a member OF several fraternal
at ders. Special attention will be gi'
day by him to Bankruptcy and Probate u
the ters, Convsyancing, Collections and
late Insurance. Until offices can be tit
asir up and his library arrives Mr.. Coz
- n. fouDd ~ fha Clorka drno Rt0ft