Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-04-29

Funke's saloon was fitted up with
new glass front this week.
Clifford Riggs was in town the first
OF the week from Salmon river.
Bananas, Oranges, Lemons and all |
toothsome fruits in season. Bon Ton.
Frank Wright put in a bridge across
the creek near his planning mill Wednes-
day.
y. z. Nelson, the Lewiston Mercantile |
Co. salesman, was doing business here
the first Of the week.
John Aichlmayr, John Funke and
Fred Lange made a business trip to the |
county seat Wednesday.
2. 6. Price came over from Grange
vile yesterday and took back 4-horse
load OF beer for the Oregon saloon.
Soon to arrive. The finest line Of
candies ever displayed in north Idaho.
Bon Ton.
money to loan on farm lands at per
cent. Parker 4 You've,
Grangeville, Ida.
Henry Boeckman is plowing the f. g.
Nuxol farm, adjoining town on the
south, and will raise q crop there this
year.
Marshal Baker did some street work
near the Nuxoll store this week and also
repaired the road near the slaughter
house.
Mrs. Jos. Howell received her new
line OF ladies' furnishing goods the first
OF the week and they are going like hot
cakes.
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 {
now going at 25c set at Goldstone's &
See them soon as this special price will
not list long.
John Funke is now selling the well
known Tots Nicht" beer manufactured
by Chris Weisgerber at Lewiston. Try
a glass of it.
Geo. Simon returned Tuesday from
Grangeville where he has been attend
ing the session ol the board of county
commissioners.
l..
The Bon Bon candy store at Grange
vile is now manufacturing line Of can,
dies equal to any made. Give them 1
trial order and be convinced.
Goldstone's big stock Of spring dres,
goods is now arriving and is as complets
as you will find in many large cities
Call early and make your selection.
while the stock is unbroken.
Miss Brown, sister Of Mrs, J. w
Turner, arrived last week from Denver
Colorado, with her little nephew anc
will visit here for some time before leav
ing for her future home in Washington
i Constable Blackburn did not q
across Salmon river Monday to round
up the NANCY horses in that section al
the county commissions refused to allow
any bills for the caring for the diseased
stock.
Arthur Woodring has received hi
new wall paper sample hook and saw
he has some Of the most beautiful wal
paper manufactured. He will orde,
paper for you or do your papering b,
, contract. See him.
We are told that j. 7. Hale this weel
sold to J. T. Morrison for $3.50 the cot
: tage now occupied by l. D. Lyons and
! family. While the papers have not vel
: been drawn up the deal is practicall,
closed and the transfer will be made Ii
a few days.
s The second preliminary examination
; OF Crawford Hoxie, charged with com
!. plicity in the Denver hold-up, was helt
at Grangeyille last week before Judg,
|. Vineyard. Hoxie was discharged as tn.
evidence was not considered sufficient
. to hold him to the district court.
r Late last Friday Fred Marsh sold hi
barber shop TO J. o. Short, Of Pomeroy
Wash. Mr.. Short is a first class barber
and contemplates making many i'm
preyementa in his shop in the near fu
} ture. He has sent for hot water tanl
J and as soon as it arrives viii fix up III,
bath for the accommodation Of the pub
lie.