Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-04-03

j.. Il. Upton will hold O sale OF his
farming effects at the Yandell ranch on
Saturday, Aprii1ith. See bills for par
ticulars.
Fred Rustemeyer has been in town
this week doing the brick work in the
walling up of the kettles in the new
brewery.
s A. F. Parker, the Grangeville real en-
tate man, was showing Nebraska gen.
tleman over this part of the prairie Sat-
urtiay and Sunday.
Money. Farm loans. Low interest
and long time. Write or call on
j. B. RICE,
Westlake, Id.
A sidewalk was laid on the east side
Of the Catholic church property this
week, thus completing the walk to the
to the corner Of the Blackburn property.
Geo. w. Coutts. Attorney at Law and
Notary Public. writes fire insurance,
draws deeds, mortgages and contracts.
Collections pushed. Cottonwood, Ida
Andrew Jorgenson, one Of the pros.
porous farmers of the Denver vicinity,
called On us Monday and left the price
ola years subscription to the CHRoN
IcLE.
George Win6er is painting the Baptist
church this week ami the carpenters
have the belfry almost finished. When
all is completed it will he quite nobby
little edifce.
Senator ]. L. Eckert arrived here Sat-
ur lay and was kept busy shaking hands
with old friends. He came around by
way of Grangeville and spent several
days In that town.
A bouncing bartender made his ap
pearance AT the home of s. j. Peterson
Sunday evening. Mother and child
are doing nicely and John has been
standing drinks all week.
The La,lies' Aid society Of the Meth-
odist church will give an Easter supper
in the I. o. O. F. hall on Friday even
ing, April 10th. Supper will be served
from six until eight o'clock.
| Ray Bartlett came in Wednesday
from Lewiston with another six-horse
bad OF freight. He says the roads over
the mountain are In worse shape than
at any time since the Buffalo Hump
| strike,
The Tribune records the transfer of
land by fallef Iobiassen and wife to
Jnlius Pedersen, consideration $500.
Uncle Julius evidently thinks he can
invest his money to as good advantage
here as anywhere
We understand that Frank Nuxo.l
ha purchss d the ranch formerly owned
by Joseph Haener at Greencreek. Mr..
Haefier will go to Canada and if the
country suits him wil take up or buy
land and then send for his family.
If you have money TO send through
the mail buy bank draft. The cheap
est, 81 fest and most convenient way Of
sending money, Drafts sold at the Ida.
| no County Bank payable in any part OF
the United States, Canada, Mexico,
South America or tic Old World. In
quire for rates. @
John Glasa this week purchased the,
| Willis Angel ranch, east of town, pay
ing ,45CO for it, The deal reported by
us recsLt'y whereby Mr.. Glaza was
said to have purchased $40 acres of the
Holt ranch did not materialize ap the
owners would not grant him sufficien,
time to get his money here from tt e
east.
At the primary meeting held SatuI-
day evening the following ticket VIZ
placed in nomination for the comint
electioni j. III. Wolbert, w. M. Schil
Ter, ]. E.. Smith, j. V. Baker, N. g..
Bartlett, John Aichlmayr, H. M.,Moody.
w. w, Blackburn, w. T. Simon, j. NJ
Dixon, J. 7. Hale, R. Fl. Deardorff, S.
J. Peterson, H. W. Tefft and G. L. Pal.
mer. There should be no difficulty il
selecting from the above list five mei,,
u serve ab trustees for the coming yeai,
who will be satisfactory to every citizel
of the village After the nominations
Were closed motion was made TO desis
nate Saturday, April 4th, as Arbor day
for the village OF Cottonwood. The me-
tion prevailed and all present siynified
their willingness to assist in every wa,
| possible in planting trees on that day
| This is move in the right direction and
our ci IL ms should not let it drop.
There is nothing SO heautifying around
home as nice shade trees and town
without them looks bare and uninvitins
A little work to plant tn. m and a IL tie
care after@ard will not amouRt to muei-
! to anyone and the improvement in the
looks of our town Will pay everyone for
the labor expended. Owners OF prop
erty should take pride eLough in their
homes to set out trees and beautify
their grounds All that is needed lie
start and a few years viii make grea
improvement, Now Is tie time to max,
the sta rt an turn ont totnorrovV and set