Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-04-08

Monday and advanced his subscription
another year.
Mrs. J. M. Dixon is expected home.
tonight from her visit to relatives at
Los Angeles, Cal.
Franz Heartberg, who lives east of
town, is visiting with his brothers at
Santa Rosa, California.
All the latest designs and novelties IN
spring dress wear can now be found at
Goldstone's. See them.
Herman Lists baby was quite Ill the
first Of the week but is improving nicely
under DIR. Turner's care.
]. v. Baker, L. d. Worden and Sam
Stevenson enjoyed a wild ride on the
K. P. goat Tuesday evening,
Frank Wasem was in from Green
creek Tuesday and made application for
final proof on his homestead.
Chris Waldmann and Frank Goeckner
joined the large list of weekly CHRoN-
IoLE readers since our last issue.
George Winder painted the old Corner
saloon building the first Of the week
greatly enhancing its appearance.
When in Grangeville step into the
Oregon Saloon and let Fen Batty serve
you cool glass of Cottonwood beer.
Sid Mcclure came in Tues lay from
Buffalo Hump and will visit here for a
month before returning to the camp.
j. M. Dixon and Bunker Eller yester-
day sold to Hubert Hattrup 100 acres oi
timber land near Keuterville for 500.
Money to loan on farm lands at PEI
cent. PARKER & YoUNG,
Grangeville, Ida.
Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock egg,
81 per setting. Goose eggs SOC for five
NJ. v. HUFF.
! have a couple fine young milk cow
for sale. Nick KINzER,
/ Ferdinand, Ida.
The Bon Bon candy store at Grange
vile is turning out some of the fines
candies manufactured. Give them .
trial order.
| August Hendricks returned the first o
the week from his trip to southern
Idaho. He purchased 100 acres of lane
while away.
| Glass tumblers worth 50c set of
now going at 25c set at Goldstone's s
See them>s soon as this special price viii
not last long.
| Ernestine Mccoy, little orphan cir
from near Westlake, died Sunday a
Charleston from lung fever aged year
and five months.
{. Marion Champion is quite i'll agail
with appendicitis and it is feared an op
Grafton will have to be performed befor
he can secure relief.
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
w. w. Blackburn went to Kooski
Tuesday and took Mrs. Breen down {.
the railroad at which point she joine,
her husband and went on to Spokane.
Goldstone's big stock of spring dres
goods is now arriving and is as complete
as you will find in many large cities
Call early and make your selection
while the stock is unbroken.
Persons knowing themselves indebte,
to Clarke's Drug Store will confer ia
vor by settling at once as intend leav
ing for another location the fret of mex
month. E. j. CLARKE.
The Lewiston stage got stuck in tn
mud Wednesday night near the foot o
the mountain and the driver came in OF
foot about II o'clock carrying the singh
sack of mail. Next morning the rig wa
pried out of the mud and started on tn
return trip 20 Lewiston.
"A number of farmers in the Green
creek section commenced spring pIow
ing last week in spite OF the soft condi
ton of the ground and by next weel
spring work will be commenced prett,
generally on this side of the prairie
! Because of the late spring werk will b
rushed in order to get the grain plante,
! as soon as possible.