Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-07-31
Money to loan ON farm lands at s per
cent. PARKER 4 You've,
Grangeville, Ida.

Grangeville, Ida.
Second hand piano for sale for 5000.
Part trade. Mrs. A. LyoSs,
Cottonwood, Ida.
A shower yesterday morning cooled
the air off considerable and stopped
work in the hay fields for few hours.
John Trautman and Miss Mary Haze
ner will be married at the Greencreek
Catholic church on Wednesday of next
week.
/ Joe Howell is guardian of the peace
this week while J. v. Baker is getting
his thrsshing outfit in shape to begin
work.
VIM. Brust and children visited
Grangeville Tuesday and returned We'd
] nesday, Mrs. Brust accompanying them
home.
| Commissioner Simon spent Sunday
with his family and returned Monday
to Grangeyille to take up his official
duties.
| There is no better conducted hostelry
on the prairie than the St. Albert hotel
and you have but tc stop there to realize
| the fact.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Crawford left late
last week for the Palouse country to
look after the harvesting Of the crop on
their ranch.
4 Will Rookie and wife, Jim Rookie, Dad
Hart, Charlie Eller and Bill Parker left
Tuesday for the Salmon river country to
look up some land.
| The union printers on the Spokesman
Review struck Sunday night and that
paper did not appear on Monday and
Tuesday mornings.
1 M. F. Fuchs, the popular Ferdinand
merchant, was in town on business
4 Tuesday. He says the crops are extra
fine in his section this year.
| J. P. Konen and wife, proprietors of
the Forest hotel, were in the city the
first of the week on-their way across the
prairie on their wedding trip.
| Persons wishing pictures will do
we'll to get them taken next week as
after that time Mr.. Hancock will prob
ably he engaged at other points.
Money. Farm loans. Low interest
and long time. Write or call ON
J. B. RICE,
Westlake, Id.
II your boy is in need Of suit of
clothes take. him to Goldstobe's and
have him fitted out with "Banner
Brand" suit. just the thing for boys.
Nearly all the mills on the mountain
have stopped saving and gone to plan
ing. Frank Wright started his planning
mill here In town the first of the week.
Joe Howell's sale Saturday was we'll
attended and things brought pretty good
figures. Joe will not leave Cottonwood
; but will go into some kind of business
before long.
If you want first class cedar shingles
get them of R. R. Woods, at Kooskia.
He keeps the celebrated "Star A Starr
Puget Sound shingles always on hand
and his prices are right.
Quite number of farmers were in
town this week looking for hay hands
but none were to be had. The hay crop
is pretty heavy and there are hardly
men enough to handle it.
Carpenters Woodring and Harter are
working out at the Carlson farm this
week. They will return the last of the
week and finish up Pearl Martins house
! before leaving town again.
Johnnie Romaine, OF Keuterville, left
here Wednesday for Uniontown to
e bring up the old Berger threshing outfit
g which he has purchased and will ope
rate ON the prairie this season.
]. now have about 1900 samples of tn,
a finest wall paper ever shown on Camal
Prairie. Also room and picture mold
i ing. Call and see samples before yo,
e buy. w. A. WooDRING.
Thomas Meughmer underwent an
e other operation the latter part of las
/. week and is again being cared for a
A. B, Rockies cottage. He is gettinj
= along nicely and will soon be out, wei
n man.
The fishermen returned late Sunda
N evening from their trip up Little Sal
"a mon river. They say they had a goo
time and as we got chance at some q
the fish they brought back we can't dis
rs believe them.
Will Eller was mp from Rice cree
Tuesday. He says the peaches are be
y ginning to ripen at his place and tn
VI water melons are large enough to loo
through the fence at you and will 500
y be ready for me==ll--sa....
y The hail storm last Thursday was nc
as damaging as at first thought and n
" injury to crops is reported with one e1
~ ceptlon. This was field of heavy bal
ley south Of town owned by Mr.. Sprut
st which was pretty badly lodged.
d. Walter Poole, young man about z
wears old was drowned in the R;o, E.dd