Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-09
PERSONAL MENTION
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Gall at Goldstone's for cranberries
for Thanksgiving.
For something good to eat go to the
Cottonwood Bakery.
A. Kopczynski renewed faith with
the CHRoEIcLE this week.
II. A. James is having barn erected
on his property this week.
Before you buy your Christmas toys
look over the stock at the Bon Ton.
Turkey and cranberry sauce go well
together. Get your cranberries at
Goldstone's.
Ben Gerding and George Terhaar left
last week for the upper Salmon river on
hunting trip.
Photographed Hancock returned We'd
nesday from Grangeville and is again
ready for business.
AS. Hsrdy, the Grangeyille attor-
ney, was married last week in Portland
to Miss May Mcguire.
A marriage license has been issued at
Lewiston to John Moriarity, of West
lake, and Miss Dora Drube Of this city.
Poland China bears ready for service
--also some spring gifts for sale at R. F..
Stevenson,s, 5 miles south OF Nezperce.
Marshal Baker put in q strip Of side
walk north of the Ehrharlt residence
this week to connect the walks already
built.
Charlie Staal left Wednesday for a
visit to Colville, Wash. He may take a
trip up into British Columbia before re-
turning.
B. Magruder of Ferdinand, made APP
plication for final proof at this Office
last Friday and also added his name to
the CHRoNIcLk list.
J. @. Yandell and family left this
week for Prescott, WASH, and after Wis
iting there for few weeks will 90 on to
California to spend the winter.
HI. A. James moved his planning mill
to town last Saturday and has been
busy this week planning lumber at his
yard here. He will soon have full
stock on hand.
Probate Judge Taylor has formed q
law partnership with w. N. Scales and
after the first Of the year the gentlemen
will practice law At Grangeville under
the name Of Scales 4 Taylor.
Fet Rhoades moved his family into
his recently acquired residence the lat.
ter part Of last week and the Simon
brothers and sister are now occupying
rooms at the Cottonw God House.
At the meeting OF the village board
Saturday night it was decided to pro-
hibit children coasting on the sidewalks
and any youngsters caught doing SO in
future are apt to be gathered in by tht
marshal.
Herman Wasem, who went TO Spo
kane short time ago for medical treat.
! ment, died there last week after an OPP.
Grafton for cancer Of the stomach. The
remains were inferred in the Denve
cemetery Tuesday.
Atty. p. w. Mitchell. of Nezperce
who formerly resided at Kooskia and il
still one Of Idaho county's representa-
tives, was married Sunday at noon t
Miss Myrtle Mitchell at the BRIDE,
home north Of Nesperce.
Marshal Baker gave us the figure
yesterday for the sidewalks and cross
walks constructed TO date in the village
There Is at present $4,000 feet, or q it'll
over three miles of walks in the city
OF this $500 feet has been constructe,
this year.
Bart Crawford returned late last weel
from his trip 70 the Alberta country ii
Canada. He is much pleased with tina
section and. we understand, purchases
500 acres Of land there and filed on 10
acres more. Will Crawford left yester
day for the same place to secure hom
there also.
John Aichlmayr and son commence
work yesterday on q new residence 70
win Simon on his lots in the south en-
Of town. The house is to be two storis
high and viii contain six rooms an
win be very neat residence when con
pleted. The work win b rushed q
rapidly as possible to enable Mt. simo