Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-06-22

| "A complete line Oh ladles summer
vests at w. G. Brust's
ONE HALF OFF on all laces and en-
broideries until July 4th at W. G..
Brust's
Rheubarb for sale by VIM. Lipps.
Will deliver any place. Give in your
orders to me at Westlake, Idaho. Only
% lbs. for $1.0O.
The Catholic sisters who have been
teaching the parochial school here left
Monday for Cotton, WASH, to attend
the annual retreat of their order.
Van Vert, the painter, came over
from Grangeville late last week with his
swinging scaffold and decorated the
front OF j. I. Hale's new livery barn.
Short & Browning had the interior of
their barber shop papere6 and painted
this week and with the new outfit rec
Gently installed have very coy quarters
now.
Mccoy, the Seattle box car grocer,
and two OF his satellites were distribut-
ing groceries here late last week from
the Tefft house in the north end of
town.
By an oversight last week we failed to
mention the departure of Mrs. johnson
who had been visiting here with the
Howell family, for her home at Ho-
GUAM, Wash.
If you want nice, fresh candy for the
Fourth of July call at the Variety Store
for your candies, fresh cookies, oranges,
lemons, bananas and fresh dates. The
best in town.
The Lewiston painters and paper
hangers papered Roy Gordon's new sa-
l'on late last week and painted the
front and interior of the building, inn
proving its appearance wonderfully.
Remember the first hundred dollars is
the hardest to save. Start saving yours
now by depositing your loose change at
the Farmers & Merchants Bank. No
amount is too small for us to handle.
FoUND.-A pair of chaps on road east
OF Ferdinand. Owner call, prove prop
erty and pay charges.
JOS. SARBAoHER,
Ferdinand, Ida.
The local K. Of P. lodge has postponed
its installation of officers from July Srd
to July 10th so as not to conflict with
the celebration and on the latter date
the officers will be installed by Grand
Chancellor W. H. Cassidy, of Grange
Vile.
j. v. Baker and family and George
Simon went to Grangeville Saturday
where the two gentlemen attended the
meeting of the democratic county cen
trail committee and succeeded in swing
ing the county convention to this place
this year.
Peter Aschenbrenner was in town
Tuesday from Ferdinand and informed
us that the surveyors had arrived at
that plaae to survey the Vollmer town
site. Crops out in that country are
looking fine and he expects to see an
extra good harvest this year.
Mckinney & Simon got in an s-horse
power gasoline engine the first of the
week for Andrew Popp who will use it
at his place east of town to chop grain
for feed. Mr.. Popp is going into hog
raising quite extensively and is fitting
up for it in good shape. He paid $3.50
for his engine.
Elmer Waldrip was visitor in the
city Saturday. He was editor of the
Cottonwood Report many years ago and
last week purchased the Nezperce Her
aid which he will edit in future. We
are glad to see Mr.. Waldrip take up the
pen again and know he will give the
people of Nezperce bright, newsy pa
per,
Jacob Kambich, Of Genesee, John
Jacksha, wife and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Bruegeman, of near Moscow, ar
rived in the city Tuesday to visit for
couple weeks with relatives. Mr.. KAN
bich is the father of Mrs. Joseph Scho-
Der while Mrs. Jacksha and Mrs. Brueg-
eman are sisters of Mrs. Schober. Mr..
Bruegeman is a brother of Henry
Bruegeman and son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gobel, of this place. All have many ac-
quaintanees here and will have very
enjoyable visit.
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