Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-05-06

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Chicken dinner at II 80 every Sunday |
at the Cottonwood House for 25c.
II. M. Moody and Prof. Roberts left |
Yesterday for. a trip up Salmon river.
Bananas, Oranges, Lemons and all !
toothsome fruits in season. Bon Ton.
Money to loan on farm lands at per
cent. PARKER & YoUNe,
Grangeyille, Ida.
A. I. Shane, Grand Chancellor of the !
knights of Pythias for the state Of Ida
no, will visit the local X. P. lodge to-
night.
The Bon Bon candy store at Grange
vile Is turning out some of the finest
candies manufactured. Give them
trial order.
Glass tumblers worth SOC set Of 6
now going at 25c set at Goldstone's.
See them soon as this special price will
not lest long.
John Fuuke is nos selling the well
known ''Tots Nicht' beer manufactured
by Chris Weisgerber at Lewiston, Try
a glass of it.
Quite a bit of new sidewalk lumber ia
being delivered around town and before
long we will be able to promenade all.
over town on good walks.
| The Bon Bon candy store at Grange
vile is now manufacturing line Of can.
dies equal to any made. Give them
trial order and be convinced.
i Goldstone's big stock Of spring dress
goods is now arriving and is as complete
as you will find in many large cities.
Call early and make your selections
:: while the stock is unbroken.
9. E. Davis left Monday for Lewiston
with E. j. Clarke's goods which will be
shipped from that point to Mission,
Wash. Mr.. Davis will bring load Of
freight back with him.
All the sawmills up on the mountain
are running now and stocking up with
new lumber. 1t will keep them saving
pretty steadily to keep lumber on hand
when the roads get in good condition
for hauling.
The 4-year old son of Judge and Mrs.
w. N. Scales, of Grangeville, died Sat.
nrday morning at Danville, Va, where
Mrs. Scales was visiting relatives. The
body will be brought back to Grange.
vile for burial.
y. Ahlberg, pioneer of Camas Prai.
rie, who now resides in Seattle, this
week ordered the CHRONICLE sent to him
for another year SO as to keep posted on
! the happenings of this section and the
general advancement of Idaho county.
Nick Kinzer, of Ferdinand, delivered
J a load of fat hogs to Geo. Stuber Wed.
nesday. He informed us he intends
leaving Monday for the east with his
wife who will take treatment from a St.
, Louis specialist. They will be gone
several months.
Herman Upmore and family, of Teu.
topolis, ILL.,, who came out with Mr., and
Mrs. Wassmuth to Greencreek couple
of weeks ago, this week purchased the
Henry Brueggemann farm near Keuter.
vile and will make their future home
in Idaho county.
Hubert Hattrup, proprietor Of the
Keuterville shingle mill, was in town
+ yesterday and renewed faith with the
CHRONICLE. Mr.. Hattrup says his
shingle mill is running nicely now
and he has about l25,OOO shingles al.
ready sawed and aims to keep a gooc
supply constantly on hand.
/ Jeweler Gibson got in an instrument
E this week for testing eyes and can tel
4 III minutes time what is wrong witt
your optics and what kind of glasses
you need. If your eyes are troubling
: you step in to his store and let him sc.
what is wrong with them. 1t will no,
cost you anything.
y Willis Angel purchased from Sam
Goldstone Wednesday five lots on, Sec
ond South street, just east of j. M. VOL
hert's property, and will erect a sub
stantial residence there this summer
which he will occupy with his famil,
next winter that his children may have
the benefit of our school. Mr.. Angel il
a good substantial citizen and will prove
valuable addition to our town. VIZ
would be glad to welcome more like
him.