Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-03-06

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If any Of our exchanges know of
second hand 10xl5 O. s. Gordon job
press for sale reasonable we wish they
would write us in regard to it.
Remember the old reliable St. Albert
hotel when you want a meal to satisfy
hungry man. First class service and
courteous treatment accorded to all.
Money. Farm loans. Low interest
and long time. Write or call on
J. B. RICE,
Westlake, Id. :
A new line of Schloss Bros guaran-
teed clothing has just been received at
Goldstone's. If you need anything in
the line of clothing let them fit you out.
Miss Eunice Turner returned Monday /
to Grangeville to resume her duties in !
the auditors office, after having spent /
two weeks here visiting with her par
ents.
George Forsmann returned Wednes- |
day from the Potlatch country where he
has been for couple weeks. He took
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a ranch while there and intends to move
onto it at once.
The case resulting from the shooting
of G. G. Church by his father-in-law,
Matthias Casper, near Pollock last sum
mer was tried at Grangevllle last week
and Casper was acquitted.
Alvin Winners and Ed Malerich have
opened up their paint shop in the old
Corner saloon building and are prepared
to do all kinds of painting and PaPering.
Read their ad. in this issue.
Jake Frei left Wednesday for the Al
berta country, Canada, where he ex-
poets to settle on piece of land. His
friends will be sorry to lose him but we
all wish Jake success in his new home.
Attorney Coutts left today for Ken.
drick to arrange to move his family to
this place. He expects to return with
them by the latter part of next week
and will occupy rooms over the tele-
phone Office until private residence
can be secured.
Read the ad. of W. F.. Graham, the
Grangeyille furniture dealer, in this is
sue. Mr.. Graham carries complete
line of furniture and undertaking at all
times and his prices are right. Don't
miss seeing him before purchasing what
you need in this line.
J. NJ. Eckles was arrested near here
last Friday by deputy sheriff John Seay
and taken to Grangeville where he wat
placed under $1,000 bonds. Eckles was
: arrested on charge of horse stealing
He secured the necessary bond and wai
; released. His hearing is set for March
Z 25th.
Z The first day of March was suggestive
8 of flowers and frolieking lambs but the
second day brought in a suowstorn
s equal to any of the winter, which il
only further proof that you can't tel
ANYTHING about Idaho weather. Spring
8 will appear in its own sweet time ant
not before.
An entertainment was given on Tues
8 day OF last week at Greencreek and wa
well attended. After the rendition {
E an excellent program the baskets, l6 i
number, were auctioned off by e
Stolz, $685. being derived from thei
IS sale. The total receipts of the entel
= tainment were 1886, which amour
will go toward erecting the Catholi
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u A young gentleman well knows
store circles here is the subject OF col
s siderable joshing by reason OF an acc
)" dent that happened him Sunday. +
chartered rig and took two your
lg ladies out several miles into the count
O. and when he started to return hom
sometime near midnight, after gettil
about mile from the home of the fs
-. ones one of his horses dropped dea
No, he didn't go back and ask for syl
pathy and another horse, but strapp'
ns the extra harness on the remaini
~ horse and started ON a dreary trek
town, leading the horse, and arrivi
Der here about daylight. Yes, he enjoy
= the trip fine, especially the solitude a
: the nice walking.
az John Funke arrived here Aond
~ with his family from Carroll, Iowa, a
sN' will take up his residence in the 1.
Lyons house, on the hill. Mr.. Fur
ON was accompanied from the east by Jo
cen H. Glaza, ex-county auditor, of Carr
OF Iowa, who intends looking over t
section with a view to locating.
in Glaza expressed himself as well plea
eek with this country and said that
two would probably send back for his f'
ily in short time. He is commissi
,ol', ed to look over this section OF Idaho
for report to friends in Carroll and
and chances are very favorable for the
grafton of plumber of citizens oil
ef- place to this section during the CON
and summer. He said this country Is e
cles to any he had seen on his trip west
.ost. and the Hildness of the weather va