Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-06-15

complete line of ladies summer
vests at w. G. Brust's
ONE HALF OFF on all laces and en-
broideries until July 4th at W. G..
Brust's
Remember Nau's harness shop, Ferdi-
nand, has as fine harness, saddles, etc.,
as can be found on the prairie.
Several carpenters and painters came
in from Lewiston Wednesday to work
here. Two of the former are now en-
ployed on the Kaufman house south
west of town.
The tie haulers commenced work
again Tuesday after the rainy weather
and are delivering ties on the right. of
way here in town from the tie camp up
on the Butte.
Carpenters are at work on the addi-
tion to George Terhaar's residence and.
have the frame up and enclosed. When
completed Mr.. Terhaar will have quite
a spacious home.
S. R, Libbey attended the meeting of
the republican county central committee
at Grangeville Monday and helped to
get the county convention of that party
to meet at this place this year.
Charlie Staal and Carl Cookson left
Tuesday afternoon Tor the higgins hot
springs up on Salmon river where they
will remain for couple weeks. They
made the trip on saddle horses.
Will Eller and wife were up Wednes-
day from their Salmon river home clos
ing up the deed with the railroad COM
pany for the right Of way across their
property in the north end OF town.
The band played few pieces on the
street Sunday afternoon and from COM
ments heard is SAID to have done pretty
we'll in the short time it has been organ
lied. The boys are practicing hard and
| hope to be able to turn out some good
patriotic music for the Fourth.
]. 7, Hale's new livery stable is now
practically completed and will be in the
hands of the painter in a few days.
The stable is now the largest and one of
the best equipped this side of Lewiston
and Mr.. Hale will be able to handle
every thing in the livery line that comes
his way.
DR.. Briley and wife and daughter left
Sunday afternoon for Sites from which
place they went to Spokane. DR.. Bri-
ley will return late this week for a few
days and will then reioin his family and
leave for the east on an extended visit
to relatives. They expect to be away
couple months.
Peter He'll and son, who have been
visiting here for some time with the
Mertes family, left Monday overland for
their new home near Rupert in the
southern part Of the state where Mr.
Helf recently purchased piece of land.
His family will come to that place from
Wisconsin and will labor to make their
piece of desert bloom like rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crosby, Archie
Dyer, and the Misses Alma and Hilda
Almen and Bessie Cowan drove over to
Cottonwood, Sunday, to see the rail-
road They visited several of the grad
ing camps out beyond Cottonwood where
they saw large forces of men at work on
the rock cuts. They say it locks power
full like a railroad in due time.-Stand-
ard. ~
On account of lack Of poles the Nez-
perez telephone crew put in several days
this week digging holes around town for
the electric light poles. Mr., Wright in
forms us the wire and lights for the sys-
tenn win be brought up from Lewiston
today and the machinery for the plant
will reach there about the goth so. that
he expects to be able to have the plant
ready to turn OH the lights by July 10th
if nothing occurs to delay him
Charlie Staal called in Tuesday and
advanced his subscription another year.
He said that at his sale last week ne got
rid of everything he had except nearly
new stubble pillow but could not get a
bid on that as the farmers are getting
too high toned to follow E'foot burner
any more and will soon be riding around
in automobiles to do their farm work. |
Nest of his property brought good |
prices at the sale except the cate which
went exceptionally low.
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