Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-04-07

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Fresh onion sets just received at Gold
stones.
Have you dandruff, falling hair, itch-
ing scalp os badness, if SO get bottle
d Micro, at Briley's.
Thomas Wren Of the firm Of Wren 4
Greenough, late last week purchased $40
acres Of land near Denver fioni Geo. IA.
Reed, Of Grangeville.
Two Salvation Army women we're in |
the city Wednesday on collection tour
soliciting funds for their children's res
cue home in Spokane.
]. M. McCee, manager Of the Nezperce
Telephone line. was in the
city Wednesday delivering phones for
the newlines in this section.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates and viii not constipate like
nearly all other cough medicines. Re-
fuse substitutes. Sold BY Briley.
The cows are again at large in the
village and the industry they show in
trying to keep the town clean is enough
to put some Of our people to shame.
Marshall Baker is beginning to get in
shape to commence working out the road
tax on our streets and will soon make
quite different appearance in some Of
them.
S. ]. Peterson is having a new front
put in his saloon building this week
which will greatly enhance the appear
ance Of the same. J.L. Woodring lie do
ing the work.
We understand that Jacob Mathiessen
has purchased the Carter residence, now
occupied by the Maxey family, and will
soon have it remodeled and Fixed up in
side and out and may then come to town
to reside.
A brother of 6. F. Mckinney arrived
Saturday evening and win remain here
for some time in an effort to regain his
health, he having just been released
from confinement Of several months in
hospital.
E. Joslin last Friday purchased from
j. 7. Hale the building and lot opposite
the CHRoNICLE Office, paying $500 for
the same. He intends to remodel the
building considerably and later will
open up a grocery store there.
Geo. W. Contts was a Grangeville Wis.
itor the fore part of the week in connec.
tion withau action instituted by A. Sem
pert against Joseph Shoher to collect foi
liquor sold to VIM. Porter The case
was transferred to the district court.
The presentation Of "The Sculptor
here Wednesday evening by the Len
Mitchell company was said to be very
good. Quite large crowd attended ths
play and were well satisfied with tbs
performance. The troupe returned t.
Grangeville yesterday morning.
AS the time for taking views is a.
hand will devote Monday, Tuesda,
and Wednesday of each week to outsid,
work and the rest of the time will be a
my gallery in Cottonwood Personl
wishing views or photographs taken a
their homes please leave notice.
3. s. HANCOCK.
/
A special meeting of the village boarC
! has been called for Saturday evening t,
complete the purchase of three NOR
acres of ground from John Aichlmayl
to add to the present cemetery. Ate
the purchase is made the ground will
most likely be plated and lots sold a
desired. In that way the cemetery cal
be kept in good shape and beautifed an,
! made credit to our city.
After the village election closed Tues
: day evening a number of the. busines
men met at the hardware store to tai
over the move made BY the Lewiston
g Commercial Club in regard to the peopl
! of central Idaho combining aud buildin
t a railroad into this country and it wa
: finally decided to send w. L. Brow
and J. L. Eckart to Lewiston to atten
the meeting to be held there yesterday
9 The gentlemen left yesterday mornin
S to be present at the meeting.