Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-05-13

Chicken dinner at II 80 every Sunday
at the Cottonwood House for 25c.
There was nice dance out at the ].
B. Forsmann home Sunday night.
]. 7. Hale finished work yesterday on
the big shed built to his livery stable.
8. R.Libhey is spreading a coat of
paint over our humble abode this week. |
| A light rain visited this section Sum
day night and freshened things up d. bit.
/ RAYMOND Bartlett and L. f. Man
waring left Tuesday for Lewiston after
freight for our merchants.
Fred Mertes is now at Ferdinand rum
ming the Eifel store during M. f.
4 Fuchs absence in the east.
/ Levi Castle has sold the Bon Bon
candy store at Grangeville to Charles
Maxey and Frank Mclean.
| Miss Denham, Of Westlake, was in the
city the first of the week having some
dental work done at DR.. Smiths.
| The Bon Bon candy store at Grange
| vile is turning out some of the finest
candies manufactured. Give them a
trial order.
| John Funke is now selling the well
known "Tots Nicht" beer manufactured
| by Chris Weisgerber at Lewiston, Try
a glass Of it.
4 Goldstone's line of fine summer lawns
and shirt waistings is now arriving and
is the finest ever shown on the prairie.
Call in and see them.
The Bon Bon candy store at Grange
vile is now manufacturing line of can
dies equal to any made. Give them a
trial order and be convinced.
Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock eggs
and goose eggs for sale by
MARTIN v. HUFF,
Cottonwood, Idaho.
3. M. Ehrhardt closed deal the first
OF the week with Messrs.- Schober and
Peterson for the lot upon which the
bank is situated. The consideration
was 1850.
George Stuber and men left Tuesday
for Kooskia with another dunch of hogs
which they will ship from that point to
Seattle. The drive this time comprised
five carloads.
Theodore Toennis was severely i'll for
several days this week at his farm south
of town with an attack of appendicitis
butts much improved at this writing.
DR.. Turner is attending him.
Edgar Howell has accepted position
with George Stuber by the year and
Monday moved his mother into the cot
tage recently occupied by Charlie Stu
ber in order to be near his work.
The annual stockholders meeting of
The Farmers Ind. Grain and Tramway
Co. will be held Saturday, May 28th,
1904, in Greencreek, Idaho, at 10 A. M.
A. P. McBoyLE, Sec.
A grand ball will be given at Reuter-
vile on Wednesday, May %, for the
benefit of the Keuterville base ball nine.
Tickets, including supper at Maugg's
hotel, $l.00. Good music and general
good time. Come and help the boys
, out.
The first ball game OF the season was
played here Sunday between the home
team and the Grangeyille High school
nine and resulted in score of rs to In
favor of Cottonwood. The game was ar
ranged with the understanding that
Grangeville was to bring the best nine
that could be secured there while Cot
tonwood would pay their transportation
|, and expenses here and let the visitors
choose the man to pitch against them.
, 1t seems no players from the old team
could be induced to come and the nine
from the High school were boys from l6
to is years of age. The game was called
at 2 o'clock with D. Byram, Grange
ville's choice, in the box. The visitors
played good ball for boys but it could be
clearly seen from the beginning they
had no show and it was only by wild
. throw oyer second that they succeeded
} in getting score. The Culdesac nine,
which is considered one of the best
! teams, outside Of Lewiston. in the lower
, country. win cross bats with the local
! nine here next Sunday and fast, close
} game is expected. This promises to be
} one of the best games of the season and
no lover Of baseball should miss it.