Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-07-10

ana In spite OF the large crowd provided
plenty for all.
See A. P. Tefft's new ad. in this issue.
He has all kinds Of rough lumber on
hand and you will do well to see him
before you buy.
! The Nezperce ball team defeated the
Lewiston team in the contest for the
800 purse at Nesperce on the Fourth
| by score Of 5 tJ8.
| s. NJ. Crawford is running shooting
gallery in the old brown store building.
He opened mp for the 4th of July trade
and is still with us.
Jake and Billie Trautman, John
Westhoff and Nick sehaefer, Of Green
creek, will prove up on their ranches at
I Grangeville tomorrow.
Marshal Baker informs us that there
was no mistake in the second arrest Of
John Gibson last week IS the pistol was
not accidentally discharged
4 Deputy Sheriff Vincent came over
from Grangeville Thursday and served
| subpocnaes on about twenty witnesses
on the Rookie Crawford case.
j If your boy is in need Of suit OF
clothes take him to GoldstoDe's and
have him fitted out with "Banner
Brand suit. Just the thing for boys.
The first harvesting of the season was
commenced in the Tanmany hollow
country near Lewiston on Tuesday.
| The crop there this year is said to be a
good one.
Barber Caldwell will sell his house,
hold goods tomorrow and will start
his family to Colorado Sunday. He
will remain here until he disposes Of the
barber shop.
| There will be meeting of all the men
belonging to the Roman Catholic con-
gregation of Greencreek on Wednesday,
July 18th, at 10 O'Clock, at Barney
Stubbers' store.
1 DIR. Truitt, Of this place, and DR.. L. S.
Gregory, Of Boise, have been appointed
by Geyerner Morrison as members of
the state board of medical examiners
for term of six years.
If you want first class cedar shingles
get them Of r. R. Woods, at Kooskia
!, He keeps the celebrated sStar A STAR
Puget Sound shingles always on hand
and his prices are right.
i I 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. WooDRfsG. /
Il. Geo. d. Smith has severed his con-
nection with the Wiltse house at
Grangeville and we understand VIII Viii 90
into the mercantile ~bHsiness at White
Bird. Mr.. Wlltse has again taken
charge Of the hotel.
One of Mr.. Laux's sons is expected to
arrive this week from Texas to remain
here and assist his father in the black
smith shop. They'll make a right
smart of noise when they both get to
work at the same anvil.
Mrs. Sam Goldstone and son, Miss
Wise, of San Francisco, and Miss Min
ME Binnard, of Lewiston, arrived Tues
day evening and will spend the summer
enjoying the refreshing atmosphere and
other good things of this place.
/ E. Joslin returned Wednesday from
the Elk City country where he went a
couple weeks ago to work on his mining
claims. Elk City is SO high and 'Joppy'
is SO fat that his breath tried to leave
him SO he decided it was time to come
home.
Constable Deardorff is rounding up all
the NANCY horses in this precinct and
, will deal with them according to the
late law governing diseased stock. He
has several head impounded now and
will gather up more as rapidly as they
can be handled.
A lady demonstrator of the virtue oi
| the Brandenstein teas and coffees will
be at Goldstone's store on July Is, Il
and 10. Housekeepers should not miss
seeing her as it costs nothing and they
may learn considerable. All ladies in
vited to be present.
Word reached here yesterday that two
Indians had outraged two white girls at
Kamiah Wednesday and fed, Deputy
Sheriff seay is hot on their trail and
report OF their capture is expected
hourly. A lesson like the negroes in
the south get for committing such
crimes should be given these fiends.
Jake Woodring commenced construc.
ton Tuesday on Chris Waldmann's
new residence near the Catholic church.
The building will be l8x34 feet in size
and two stories nigh. The work of con-
stfuction will be pushed as rapidly as
possible to enable Mr.. Waldmann to
move into the house in the near future.
The Grangeville ball team will meet
the home team here Sunday and one OF
the hottest games Of the season il ex-
pected. The visitors have gotten into
pretty good shape and with LOYAL
Brown, Of the Lewiston Normals, as
pitcher expect to win, while the home
boys are just as eonfidantsthat they can
be taken into camp.
The K. of p lodge installed officers
Tuesday night and celebrated the event
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