Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-01-01

Col. Spofford and f. J. Randolph
passed through the city Saturday on
their way to Lewiston from Grangeville
Mrs. Severns and Miss Gribbin re-
turned Wednesday evening from several
days Oh istmas outing over on the
mountain.
Ed bradford, formerly a resident OF
this place, has let contract for the
erection of $1,000 brick block at Clark
ston, Wash.
Miss Maud B. Rhoades, a sister Of Lee
and Fet Rhoads, and well known in this
section was married on Dec. 2Oth to
Harry H. Clay at Goff.
Those to secure CHRONICLE receipts
this week for the coming year were Geo.
Mcpherson, Miss Blanche Fry, Robert
Watson aud John Maugg.
Goldstone's big cut price sale is at
tracing wide spread attention all over
the prairie and people are coming many
miles to take advantage of it.
If some Of our mountain subscribers
feel inclined to bring us in a load OF wood
and settle up on subscription they will
find us ready to receive them.
Ben Krieger informed us that he is
putting in logs at his mill at the rate of
10000 feet per day and expects to put in
enough for big run next spring.
The dog poisoner has been operating
again and dogs belonging to VIM. Coda
and W. P. Peacock were numbered
among the slain the first of the week.
lam lawyer, Justice of the Peace,
loan money. Sell lands, write Fire In
surance. Try,me on Collections.
GEO. w. CoUTTs, Cottonwood.
If you want to raise good crops pre-
pare the ground for it by using Sand
ers Disc Plow. They cannot be beaten.
For sale at the Eifel store, Ferdinand.
Money. Farm loans. Low interest
and long time,.1 Write or call on
j. B. RICE,
Westlake. Id.
Nothing more has been learned in
regard to the robbery of the Greencreek
store and it is quite probable the iden-
tity of the robber will never be learned. /.
Once user of Sanders Disc Plow
always user. They are the best plow
on the market and are being used every
where. Get one at the Eifel store, Fer
dinsnd, Idaho.
Edwin Nelson and Miss Hattie Zehn-
er, two popular young people of Denver,
were married at that place on Tuesday
Of last week by Rev. Templeton. We
extend congratulations.
sleighing is getting pretty bare here
in town but it is fine up on the noun
tain and the various sawmills are rolling
logs into their yards in enormous quap.
sA1'Oo w COW hCAb SpTlUKs
John Hoene was in town Sunday and
informed us that he had started saving
again at his mill. He is still logging
and expects to put in 100000 or 800 ,OOC
feet of logs for spring saving.
Remember the big sale of real estate
live stock and farm implements to be
held at Denver on Jan. by VIM. Mul.
hall. Many fine bargins will he offered
and all farmers should attend the sale
They say Geo. w. Goode walked from
here to GrangevIlle Monday in order
that he might have time to ruminate
over some of the chunks of profound
wisdom he run up against in this burg
Frank Brace, prominent Salmon
river stock man, arrived in town the
first of the week direct from Dakots
with brand new bride. The happy
couple left Wednesday for their home
on the river.
Some of the lady members of the
dancing club are talking of giving an in.
vitation leap year ball soon at which
! the ladies will assume entire control Of
+, the floor while the gentlemen sit back
and wait until asked to dance.
If some Of the people of the storm
driven east could see Idaho as she now
lies covered with light. quilt of snow
with bright, mild, sunshiny days and
crisp, frssty nights where the air Is
pare and full of life giving substance
where everyone has all he needs and
some more, what a scramble there
would be 70 get home In Iaaho.