Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-10-09
). ). LOCAL NEWS : :

Brust.
For watch repairing Of all kinds call
on Gibson, the jeweler.
Jimmy Cassidy. OF Kooskia, drove up
to Cottonwood Saturday.
Best line Mems Clothing ever shown.
at Brown & Brust.
Max Burger went over to Grangeyille
| Friday to attend the fair.
For fresh fruit and confectionery go to
! Cromwell's confectionery store.
/ |. N. Eller was up from Salmon river,
the first of the week, OH business.
Gibson, the jeweler. has spectacles
and glasses to suit anyone. See him.
George stuber shipped out another
bunch of hogs to Seattle, last week.
J. r. Krieger was in from Keuterville
the latter end of the week.
J. W. Gains, Of Nezperce, was among
the arrivals in town, Monday.
The st. Albert hotel always has the
best on the market and serves 1t UP in
fine shape.
W. W. Blackburn has opened up the
| old Cottonwood stables and is now ready
for business.
An excellent line Of wooden dress
goods on display at Goldstone's. Don't
fail to see II.
It's reported that DR.. and Mrs. Turner
will return from their trip In the east
about the 18th.
Money to loan on farm lands at per
cent. PARKER 4 You've,
Grangeville, Ida..
Mrs. W. G. Brust and children atten.
ded the Street Fair at Grangeville Friday.
and Saturday, last.
| Our complete line of Fall dry goods
has arrived and Is one of the best ever
shown in Cottonwood. 8. Goldstone.
John Aichlmayer put up set of S-ton
scales on M. L. Martins ranch, east of
| town, Friday and Saturday.
| W. W. Blackburn ard family were
among those attending the Grahgevil,e e
fair from this plnce, Saturday.
Master Lloyd Turner tDocI went over
to Grangeville Friday and returned Mon
day. Doc has quite practice.
w. L. Brown did the cashier act at
the bank Friday, during the absence of
Me isrs. Ehrhardt 4 Mellruse.
Loren J. Wright, Sites hnstling live
rymen, drove into Cottonwood Tuesday
with passengers, having made the drive
in 81 hours.
The odd.Felluws win give ball in
their hall, here In Cottonwood, the lat.
! ter part of the month. Due notice will
: be given In these columns later on.
Our outing flannel patterns are the
: largest and most select ever shown on
the prairie, Come in and inspect them
: at Goldstone's.
If you are in town with your friend
and wish to treat him well take him to
the st. Albert hotel nnd treat him to @
. good, square meal,
Sam Tannahill, los leading merchant
and the most popular man in Neh Perct
county, was shaking hands with friends
here in Cottonwood, Monday. He was
on hurried business trip,
Ezra Baird, Of Lewiston, pioneer min
ing man and explorer, "broke bread
with his old-tinle friend, mine host A
B. Rookie, of the 6t. Albert, the latte
part of the week, on his way to Butfal,
Hump,
VIM, Coda, the Well-drill man, hal
moved his drill outfit into town andIwil
begin the well for the school, He reports
having found water for N, V. Huff, oil
his place suutheabt of town, at a deptl
of 191 feet and that when he left ther,
: yesterday there was 81 feet of water.
!. | GDoh HAOuaCCt dCCOtupdHlcu ny Or( EN-
vile Holhrook, OF Lewiston, were il
town the last of the week enroute HON,
from the Snake river country, wher,
they had been looking after right-ofswa,
privilege for contemplated railway u,
that stream, They bore evidence of .
! hard trip,
Mr., Mellrose, who has acted as cash
ier of the bank durins Mr., Ehrharltj
visit back 70 Nebraska, after his wife
returned to GrangevlIe Monday, an,
while glad to welcome Mr.. Ehrhahdt ant
bride home we regret Ioosing Mr., Nell
rose as Uhr people had COME 20 know hin
as business man and genial gentle
man,
Money. Farm ioahs. Tow interes
and long time. Write or call on
j. d. RICE,
Wessiake, Id.