Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-04-10

JIM. Wolhert, Atty at Law, Notary
Public, Real estate Agent and Justice OF
the Peace, Cottonwood, Idaho.
Money. Farm loans. Low interest
and long time. Write or cail on
]. B. RICE,
Westlake, Id.
Geo. W. Coutts, Attorney at Law and
Notary Public. writes fire insurance,
draws deeds, mortgages and contracts.
Collections pushed. Cottonwood, Ida.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth-
odist chnrch viii give an Faster supper
in the I. o. o. F. hall on Friday even
ing, April 10th. Supper will be served
from six until eight o'clock.
The pupils of the Keutervile public
school will give an entertainment on
Sunday, April 28th. Doors open at 7
O'Clock p. m. and. performance will CON-
mence at Z 80. Everybody invited.
Observation-Disclosures girl or woman
to work in small family. No washing
Good home and good wages.
| Mns. A. +. PARKER,
| Grangeville, Idaho.
0. P. Moberg is back from an extend
ed visit to Seattle and other Sound
points. He says Seattle Is one Of the
busiest cities he has evor visited and its
Oriental trade is something enormous.
Snow fell to the depth of foot at
Grangeville last Friday night while the
fall on this side of the prairie did not
exceed three inches. Gentle Anna may
be here but she hasn't shown herself
yet.
DR.. Turner reports the diphtheria
patients in the TerV illegar family near
Greencreek greatly improved and out
of danger. Several other cases are -Fe-
ported in that nsis shhorhood but none
are serious.
Farmers should read zthe ad. of tile
Grangeville Implement Co. in this is
sue. This company has the largest
stock of farm machipery on the prairie
and can fit you out with any kind of
machinery You may need.
Lon Mackentire was run In Wedner.
day evening by Marshal Baker for be.
ing drunk and abusive on the street,
He was fined SO and costs, $40 In all,
Yesterday morning by Judge wolbert,
which he paidand was released.
J. F. Davidson has sold his blacks
smith shop to Allan Parker, Il young
man from taGrande, Ore. Mfr. Parker
is an expert wheeiright and good
blacksmith and Is Prepared to give ems
tire satisfaction in all work done by
him. Mr., Davidson will continue In his
employ.
VIM. Rookie returned here the first of
the week, having been relea sed on bond.
His bond of $500 WAS raised lust week
and he was released but WAS imfiiediale-
ly re.afrested on two more charges and
his bond raised to $1,000. This was fur.
nished And he lsagain FREQ to come and
go as he pltasee.
StubeF Bros. left "Wednesday morning
for Stuart with another large shipment
of hogs. We understand the drive con-
sisted of between 300 and 400 head of
porkers. Messrs Stuber are now con-
tracing hogs for the 18th Of MAY ut Z
cents and while many of the farmers
are contracting ct this price others are
holding for the raise they expect above
the price offered. Seven cents is the
highest price paid for hogs on the prai.
rie foF MANY years and bunch of pork
ers at present prices Is equal to a small
gold mime,
J. j. Bennett returned the first OF the
week from 9rangeylle, He informs US
that he is working two inen on the
Rocky Butte cl.ums, miles hbrth of
town, and is drifting from the bottom of
the shaft. He is laying the ledge bare
and finds it to lie twenty feet wide.
The ore is low grade and the work is bst
ing done to determine whether there is
enough of 1t to pay to work the prop
erty. lfas ore body sufficiently large
to justify working is encountered mach.
inery will be installed and crew put
TO work on the claims.
III. !, Bsrth, who formerly owned The
HartbeFg place out between here and
Denver, having sold out last fall, purA
chased the 520-acre ranch from Adam
Brust last Friday, paying in the neigh.
borhocd of $4,000 for it. Since selling
out last fall Mr.. Barth has travelled over
ncst Of Oregon, Washington and Idaho
finally returning to locate again OF.
Cainas Prairie. Before selling his
farm Mr.. Brust had arranged with l,
Nj. Julian to purchase through him the
$50. acre Holt ranch, North of town, and
they went to Grangeyille Saturday to
complete the deal only to find on ar-
rivlng there that the place had been
purchased on Friday by Mr.. Spencer,
Of NeLraska, through red estate agents
Parker & Young. This leaves Mr..
Brast without a home but we under
stand he will build and reside in Cot