Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-09-11

Miseeh EuulCe anu MhuQ ana Master
Lloyd Turner visited friends in Grange
vile last Friday and Saturday, return
Ing Sunday.
Our outing flannel patterns are the
largest and most select ever shown on
the prairie. Come in and inspect them
at Goldstone's.
George Winder is painting the school
house this week and in the near future
the fence will be erected around the
school grounds.
If you are in town with your friend
and wish to treat him well take him to
the St. Albert hotel and treat him to q
good, square meal.
Vim. Goda's family and household
effects arrived Tuesday from Mohier
and are now occupying the Robbins
>building, near Brown & Brust's store.
Money. Farm loans. Low interest
and long time. Write or call on
j. B. RIdE,
Westlake, Id.
School begins next Monday and the
children should all be on hand early
with bright, clean faces so as to give
their teachers a goog impression at the
beginning.
Loft Crawford went to Sites Monday
and took down G. w. Coutts' household
goods. Mr.. Coutts' family has gone to
Kendrick to again reside but he will re-
main here indefinitely.
/ now have about 1900 samples Of The
finest wall paper ever shown OH Camas
Prairie. Also room and picture mold.
ing. Call and see samples before You
buy. w. A. WooDRIxa.
DIR. Truitt reports the following births
this week
On Friday, Sept. 4, to the wife of ].
L. Meakin, q son.
On Wednesday, Sept. 8, to the wife Of
Mr.. Gregg, son.
Ed Simon was in town Wednesday
from his camp up ON the mountain,
having just returned from a weeks Visit
at Lewiston. His health is much im-,
proved since he left the store ana he
will continue up among the pines until
winter drives him down.
Sam Goldstone is remodeling the lit
tie building between his warehouse and
the saloon and the same will be occu-
pied later by Powell Gibson and G. w.
Coutts. Mr.. Gibson will use one side Of
the building for his jewelry store and
Atty. Coutts will use the other side for
his law Office.
Adam Brust was in town the first of
the week from Grangeville. Mr.. Brust,
in company with Mr.. Keefer, has pur-
chased the Foster & Hall meat market
at that place and will assume control
about the 10Th. While here Mr.. Brust
was looking around for place to feed
cattle he intends to buy for his market.
A. D. Mckinley, Of Wallace, a brother
of d. A. Mckinley, of this place, and a
'Camas Prairie resident % years ago, was
visiting here several. days. last week.
He left Tuesdry for Wallace but may re-
turn and locate here as he is contem.
plating the purchss4-e Of the St. Albert
hotel.
Z Will Eller was released from bond at
Grangeville Tuesday, the case against
him being dropped on motion OF the
county attorney, no evidence being in
troduced to prove him guiltys He was
arrested last spring on a charge of horse
stealing but proved the horses sold by
him were his own property. We con-
gratulate Will on his dismissal.
The attention of all members of the
Catholic church is called to the follow
ing, During the month of September
Rev. FIR. Kremers, OF Cottonwood, will
hold services in the Catholic church at
the following places. At Greencreek,
Sunday Sept. 8, at Cottonwood, Sunday
Sept. 13, at Grangeyille, Sunday Sept.
20, at Denver, Sunday Sept. 27, and at
Cottonwood on Thursday and Friday of
each week during the month.
E. s. Hancock and Prof. Roberts
started to Grangeville Monday morning
but when near the slaughter house one
of the horses commenced bhcking and
broke the buggy tongue and pitched Mr..
Hancock cut on his head. One horse
got loose, but was caught near the Huff
place. The rig was brought back to
town for repairs and the trip postponed
until n later date. After the soreness
gets out of the photographers neck he
may try it again.