Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-04-22

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Money to loan on farm lands at per,
cent. PARKER & YOU'VE,
Grangeville, Ida.
have couple fine young milk cows
for sale. Mex KrszER.
Ferdinand. Ida.
Assessor Telcher arrived in town
Wednesday and is at work rounding up
the tax payers in this neck Of the woods.
George Cromwell, known to the tune
OF many dollars by several residents
here, is opening up restaurant at Nez-
perce.
Henry Eller was up from Rice creek
the first of the week after supplies,
His father accompanied him back We'd
nesday.
The Bon Bon candy store at Grange.
vile is turning out some of the finest
candies manufactured. Give them
trial order.
/ Photographers Hancock is turning out
some fine enlarged crayon work. He is
here from Sunday until Wednesday Of
each week.
| Glass tumblers worth SOC q set of 8
now going at 25c set at Goldstone's.
See them soon as this special price will
not lest long.
George Stuber's men left Tuesday
morning for Kooskia with six carloads
OF hogs which will be shipped to Seattle
from that point.
Farming is on in full blast now ane
all the loose men have been pressed int,
service to get the spring grain sown Al
early as possible,
The Bon Bon candy store at Grange
vile is now manufacturing line of can
E dies equal to any made. Give them
5 trial order and be convinced.
/ Miller & Miller, the Nezperce liver,
men. are preparing to erect large ad
$ dition to their stable which win make i
S one OF the largest in the state.
s ]. B. Crawford and sons drove quite
S bunch of fat hogs to Denver Monda
s where they were sold to Bales & Jones
{ The price paid was $40 per cwt.
s Charlie Crawford took a big load q
3 flour up to Westlake Wednesday an
s brought back load of furniture fo
s Mrs. Shaw for use in the Cottonwoo
S House.
8 Goldstone's big stock of spring dres
s goods is now arriving and is as complet
s 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 fla
vor by settling at once as intend leav
ing for another location the first of mex
month. E. ]. CLARKE.
] will start saving about April 2otl
and will saw some red fir lumber. Par
ties wishing this kind OF lumber shout,
place their orders at once.
JOHN HoENE.
1. d. Lyons informs us that he will
r leave here early this summer and will
d most likely take trip to California
He also expects to purchase land il
Charleston and will either make hi
: home there or in the land of flowers.
Bushy & James stsrted their saw nil
the first of the week and are sawin,
lumber as rapidly as possible. The,
are hindered somewh.-o by being forcet
to run short handed and can not secur,
e all the men they need to run the mill.
J. M. Hickethier, Fred Tautfest, Hen
ry Schenkofsky and Otto Hasse, foul
3 prominent Ferdinand farmers, came il
Saturday and made application for fina
proof on their nomesteads. John Wae
ner came In Sunday for the same pur
: pose.
Oracle Doris, the little daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Moughmer, who
died last week at the tender age of min,
months and ten days, was buried in the
Cottonwood cemetery last Saturday
Rev. Tombs conducting the funeral ser.
/, vices.
The report last week that the Kamiat
stage driver was nearly drowned while
: crossing Lawyer canyon creek WAS in.
correct. The accident happened to q
travelling man who imprudently entered
the water With his team headed down
stream instead of up.