Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-07-24

NfA"AstsS NAthOt ANes
Second hand piano for sale for 5000.
Part trade. Mrs. A. LYONS,
Cottonwood, Ida.
Several couple went from here to Dem
yer to the dance last Friday night.
They reported good time and large
crowd. aiss
The ball game played here Sunday
between the Denver and local mines re-
suited in score Of - to 10 in favor Of
Denver.
There is no better conducted hostelry
on the prairie than the St. Albert hotel
and you have but to stop there to realize
the fact.
The wedding OF John Trautman and
Miss Mary Haener, os Greencreek, has
been announced to take place in the
near future.
Photographer Hancock left Yesterday
for White Bird to be gone about week.
Mrs. Hanson has charge of the gallery
during his absence.
Some pretty hot weather hit us the
fore part OF the week but the thunder
shower Wednesday evening cooled
the air considerable.
Money. Farm loans. Low interest
and long time. Write or call on
]. B. RICE,
Westlake. Id. {
If your boy is in need of suit OF
clothes take him to GoldstoDe's and
have him fitted out with q "Banner
Brand" suit. just the thing for boys.
The farmers are getting their mowers.
binders and headers out and having
them put into shape to take care OF one
of the largest crops ever raised on the
prairie.
Huckleberries are beginning to ripen
on the mountain and squaws are selling
them in town almost every day. The
berries are nice and large this year and
quite plentiful.
John Funke, Geo. and Fred Lange
and Asa Long left Wednesday morning
for the Waha country. They expect to
file on some timber claims and will re-
turn about Sunday.
A complaint was laid before the vii
lage board Monday protesting against
the keeping of the NANCY horses in the
corporation and the board caused them
to be removed that day.
If you want fret class cedar shingles
get them of R. R. Woods, at Kooskia.
He keeps the celebrated "Star A Star"
Puget Sound shingles always on hand
and his prices are right.
| E. J. Clarke, G. W. Coutts, Judge
Wolbert and Earl Coutts left Monday
morning for the little Salmon on a ten
days outing. Some big fish stories will
be in order when they return.
| Construction was commenced this
week on the foundation of the new
Catholic church to be erected in Den
yer. The chnrch will be built Gothic
style and will be 80 so feet in size.
Inow have about 1900 samples of the
finest wall paper ever shown ON Camas
Prairie. Also room and picture mold
ing. Cali and see samples before you
buy. w. A. WooDRrNG.
W. G. Rrust and wife went to Grange
| vile Sunday ON visit to relatives.
Mr.. Brust and daughter, Frieda, return
ed Monday but Mrs. Rrust will visit
there for couple weeks before return
ing.
Judge Wolbert took his family and
the Clarke and Coutts families up onto
I.Cottonwood Butte for picnic Saturday
Judging by their appearance when they
returned they must have gotten pretty
close to nature.
Quite crowd of farmers were in towr
Tuesday rece:sing the groceries ordered
this spring from travelling salesman
and incidentally sending their money
out of the country SO far they can never
get their fingers on it again.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Martin are il
Lewiston this week looking up a resi-
dence. They expect to move dowr
some time in August and take up thei
permanent residence there, having de
cided to take life easy for the rest o
their lives.
G. w. Slayton's father is visiting hin
at his home east of town. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Slayton made a visit to Oregon
some time since and the old gentleman
? accompanied them home. He is highl
D impressed with the prairie as he cam
from an irrigated country.
a Fred Lange and Will Crawford wen
:. to Dublin Saturday and won a gam
of ball from Mohler, being assisted to
' small degree by some Of the Dubli
f players. The boys got fed at farr
house and lodged in blacksmith sho
: but enjoyed the trip just the same.
Y A merry party congregatad at th
Baune home. south of town, Sunda
t and spent the day eating fruit, drinkin