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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-10
Vitrificd Paving
Brick


COMPANY HAS BEEN ORGANIZED
JAKOB BECK. PRESIDENT, OTHER GOOD
TILE CO, TO MAKE VITRIFIED PAVING
BRICK A SPECIALITY. PAVING BRICK
SELLS FOR $500 PER M. WE CAN MAKE
MORE MONEY THAN ON ORDINARY
BRICK; FIVE TIMES AS MUCH. WE WANT
MEN; WE WANT MONEY; ONLY ONE
OTHER PLANT LIKE IT IN SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA; PEOPLE HAVE BEEN
SEARCHING THE STATE FOR CLAY; THIS
COMPANY HAS IT; THEY HAVE TESTED
II; BOUGHT GROUND AND MACHINERY;
NEED MONEY TO HELP PAY FOR WHAT
THEY HAVE, AND TO BUY MORE; THEIR
CAPACITY WILL BE 1000 PER DAY WITH
Is KILNS; 10000 PER DAY WITH 80 K1LNS
THEY OFFER OPPORTUNITY FOR IN
VISITORS THAT WILL BUY STOCK TO USE
THEIR SERVICES AS WELL; STOCK CAN
BE BOUGHT FOR CASH OR INSTALL
MENTS CALL Or WRITE FOR PROSPEC-
TUS. THOSE WANTING WORK HAD BET
TER APPLY IN PERSON.
MUNICIPAL BOND COMPANY,
5l4 Chamber of Commerce. A2I5S.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-10
AUTOM OBILES
STORAGE

WE SHJI HOUSEHOLD GOODS ~
ana from the east and north in our
own cars at greatly. reduced rates.
call on us or write for particulars
4 BTKINS VAN AND STORAGE CO..
1lO South Broadway
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-10

XXN.
Are you on the road with a weary load
And down to the point where you
bum ltf
Then why don't you wake mp to
moral shake mp
And SO try to cut away from itY
II to loaf you are bound NO help can be
found,
But If you really wish to be rising,
To rise you won't fail In the social
scale,
II you read our Help Want adver-
Using.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-10
1900 Acres in Beaumont, "The Garden Spot"
of Riverside County, Is Now Being
Opened UP to Eomeseekers
Here Are Opportunities You will Never Equal

1T% NO each 1 1ss block Of s s Day So
%ns ss@pns n s sh acres S'sTs mine S
H @ Th Gt SS sT s %s sF Rs Values sSs O % @
oStn cash. Balance s tSo s Years GS ' per @
NO. 2 - w No.. ...u ,,
s' $ =S ;$' sS ss, sS s s: is
SS sis 5 taxes bot; Fs SWIM" S sss ss@' nS @ s' %
ss de say ss'9 es fS d 'f ss. at e @ @
ad riverside % 'y pay
soil fertile king the climate Sa
Re getting s cac
an p pra ff a sS B sa ne% f s
invested hefs noT T do 9nse sa ee 1y ago " ~ same
in Beaumont is right the Southern Pacific main line
S Snn aefh ma Ms ns w SHI oo for
as in Riverside andR wealthy.
na see n @ ha n n
erected ninety days that mains are
o1d $50 goo worth of new
will realize how rapidly s st q before e wa
ing time e in travelling to less favored localities.
tryman business opening job investment
Every face
proofs of its esSine RfSsress a % lectures e twice daily at
Monday storyt will
including dinner ar4a fare en S e Lectures On enng you to-
nights Of eah Tek rntoo of these free trips given
lectures so ome Monday,
Thursday and include ride
doael capai done
excursion Thursday Tickets at lee
lures.
fornia. Cut outs mail this coupon today
BEAUMONT LAND WATER co,FANY gee MERCANTILE
e Please soQ maps PRICE
from here
.''''''''''' ''.'''''''
Address Herald
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-10
CARPET CLEANING

PIONEER CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Incorporated W. c. Cline. president 71S
8. Olive. Tel Home F2ssoi Sunset Main
sla
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-10

MONEY TO LOAN
neutrality-suspicious.

There is plenty of money in the country
but the difficulty is that most of II Is out OF
your reach. We aim % put money where
you can get at II.
We aim to connect you with the money you
need. We do 1t by giving you loan On
chattel security FURNITURE, PIANO
HORSES, WAGONS. LIVE STOCK, ETC.
It's a ousint IS transaction. and entirely son-
ndential You retain possession of the prop
erty AMI can have a loan arranged on short
notice
Any amount from SO upward.
We guarantee the 'oan shall be handled to
your entire satisfaction.
II you a salaried person We Will loan
you on your plain note. without indorser.
Phones-Home F7421 Broadway Sill open
Mondays and Saturdays to .. m.
FIDELITY LOAN CO.,
Room 500. Mason building.
12e West Fourth st. corner Broadway.
MONEY WANTED
Have applications for the following loans
at and per cent:
S1200-W. Forty-second street; $500.
$1600-South Hope st; $4,000.
$20O0-Arlngton ST.; $500.
S25O0-St Andrews place. $500.
$3000-Budlong ave. $1,000.
S4000-Ceres ave; $4,000.
s45O0-East 21st St; flats; $1,000.
s5000-Westlake ave; S11,00O
s6OO0-San Julian $50. OOO
S70O0-West Sixth st. $4,000.
$SOO0-Carr St; $4,000.
$40, O00-Sixteenth St; $50. 900.
S20,000-Seventh st. $4,000.
See E. NJ. CITIZEN, with
G. NJ. CITIZEN,
111-112 Merchants Trust bldg,
207 South Broadway.
A1569: M3110 Member l.. A. r. 3.
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON IN
proved property south and southwest.
We loan own money and can act
quickly
We charge commission. just 81 and
per cent.
Make your application direct with us, it
will save time.
THE JOHN NJ. c. MARBLE CO..
H. W. Hellman bldg, both phones.
DON'T MERELY EXIST. LIVE!
Money loaned all SALARY employees.
Lowest rates in city. Call and see
THE STATE LOAN CO..
611-612 Crosse bldg. 9Th Spring SITS.
TO LoAN-s1o,OO OR LESS AT CURRENT
rates. improped property; no delay If Sc
curity is ample.
LOUIS X WEBB, 900 w. Tenth st.
Home 5SO2s; Broadway 1906.
SALARY LOANSi SALARY LOANSi
No indorser! No PUBLICITY
THE NATIONAL LOAN CO.,
619-520 Bryson blk. I'd and Spring SITS.
MONEY LOANED TO sALARIED PEG
pie: c-nhdentiaL MUTUAL TRUST CO..
421 Billiard blk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17

SIN Sample NcNcn bic
Sltbcrfulolc limo IN GcltidlonO, mic
Die locbcn in Ncrlin a~bOeboltcnc II.
General &criommllm0 ocS octtiAcn
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Scr Gubcrtltloic QC5eint bat, icit Dem
@cginltc Oicicr @cItrc6un0cn Qon5
GcmaltiGc Gprtihriitc 0emod)t nor
oc1. Gs 0ibt IN 2uutihlono lett 80
TolfSbcilitGttcn iiir Sltllaenfronrc
NIT 10,539 @cttcn $500 fir MGlr.
ncr, 1889 iiir 6roucD. Goilt fonl.
men 36 FripotonitnItcn. bic iiber
2f15 Wcttct u%criiiQcn. 10 ooB bier
i0hrlid rtn0 $4,000 Ecrioncn bebo1-
oclt mcrocn t3nnCn. fScrncr 6eitcbcn
fiir tllbcrtlIoic Sinner Is NnltoltcE
nit S37 Better mo iiir ifroilll6ie 81
NIT GSl3 9cttcn. SIN Ban be0riiicn
lit;o SIR Belt nod 3 Nolt Specification
NIT $50 Better; audi fonnlcn Sen.
ElbcrfnI0lcn 81 @oloer6olul10SltGts
ten. ionic cine 0nrl5c 9lr3ohl bon
FfIe1ehcincn mo lGnolid)cn Solo
men 5ll0lltc. Ter Sortldritt i'm
Sample gcNcn sic GilbcrfuIoic lit
nber nldlt mr. cin GuBercr. ion0crn
bcjlcbt iih and allf oie Grb6bune
Der einIiht III sic 3lped mGbi0itcn
Wctboocn Ger @cfGmpfung Dcraronf.
belt. Nic Generals criomplIi,ng or.
folnte ola Die 5lpcdm1bioltc Mctbooc
elnc N%ct0nrpilng ser aronfheit in
orcI nerldlcOcncn 0rilppen at. ST.
1tell@ S%cbonOilng Der Scid)tfronIcn
III erbolun2SitGttcn uno Gbnlidcu
HrrltaIten. 3lueitsnS oie 9ebon0lunq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17
Mnnic. EIQinn.

Gs itnrb ant Is. Snni 1908 Muna 1iiniua,
1cliebte lodtcr Der neriiorbenen Subn mo ga
lhcrtln 6ilIltl0, i'm @lIter bon 81 Subrcn. Sic
9leerolNuiN fiitbet Won ibrer Iebtet 1Sobmina,
gr. s26, Glib Sbnrps Strabe, ans an Conner.
nag, oeIl rs. Sunt, 20 llbr 9indmlttnaS, iinit.
Ncllstiiltl dtt Dem rHpuooiis Bart Sriebbpte."
uBg-7M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17
Is. & y. &bOne, 9SoIir 1662--0.
SuuiS Gerber.

Marinurs NIB D~ulirter 8ranit.gScrfe.
Munnment init Statucn, 3rnbfteinc, Srcppcn,
Saunpfpiten. Ginirlebignngen alier Artrn.
Nproiueits66e @ruao,uaD nno Wuugb'Str
Baltimore, Wio.
3et6nnn9en mo auiteranfbIige g~eltefert.
GQtui29-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17

Iafor Mabifon 6. Getcr8
in Nem Dorf mill aui einem God)ooys
ten @ottesoicniie peranitoltcH. @cnn
Die aird)er nid)t mebr 5ieberl, onnn
greift man 5llr 5beater-T eflnnc,
benn lpeiter limo iold)c 9nd)gortci-
@o~ttcs bicnite anidts, ais Sbeater &or4
iiellungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17
8efanntmadunsen.
5cpartcmcrt fir @r6icbuna.
Sitrenn Der ScbDroc Der SdIulso ummiii1 re.
Snc MEnniinn- mn Nnfnhrttr- AInr

WnIil mOre, ben iG. Il1i zoos.
IIBer ben loon uneeSeigtel 6reiitelet, Die
the @riliurG in Der 4citlihen b6bercn I6fters
ibule 5u befcBen iino, 1T nod cine ~,Sreiileae
i'm gSeftlicben OurOIanosG oIlege fir eirlen Nra.
hen bonn orltten Gegts. aiios Stitrift often.
Subn y. Jiudlr,
SefretGr Der Rebbrbe Der S6ulsG omfniffdrc
Q0oL70l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17
&~criammInngs : Insciacn.

peprina @arben. sparperein Tr. 1 BON sani.
more"
Sic Ia6reabcrfanlllulg finoet am MDntag,
10. Sufli 1908, 3 llbr Ihenos, in IribuGs
@alle, 9tr. 703. lSeitaSnmbur9. Strabe, fiir ole
2SGbl Der Sirettorel llno Grleoigun9 iuItber
nnoerer @cihdfte itGtt, Die Dem &eretn purges
le9t iperoelt iH69en.
5rant W,a6n,
tlb1,D Hrlit0ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17

Scr rcpubIilUntihc pa.
tionolGonpent lit nit elrrnr 0cbct
oea Rcp. Or, %obu A&e@lcD Sill Doh
9c!p BORT cr6ffnct mor0ct. Gin Csc.
bet SIT politiiMct @cihGitcn! @ci6t
Oo2 uidt. Oa9 @C6ct mhucibcn mo
WtiBbralld) Odnnit treibcn?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17

MOiulano's tiirfiid)e YGScr,
@anitable.@ ebanrc, 9pftam. scasn. etcts niisn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-28
Farewell Performance

The Mons Company will soon say
good bye to Klamath Falls tho '''''"s
dat, has teen arranged and the last fer
t,man,c will soon bc annonnrcd' ""
Thursday evening when the company
uil, hc seen In Mr. Mons's great success
"r,n Death po up Part" the players
will indulge In wha, Manager Houston
!. rl,,scd to call "a pleasing prank
-, the rsrtins playct-," and II YOU "sn'
,,ui,ncs. I, yuu must hc IN the theatre
ns:ao ior promptly nj that time w"
m, vii begin, On rhurrdsy nish'
m,ny Of our rcadcr- will src What they
hay, never .ccn before anl What many
,l may never see again-lhc probes
.,,n,, actor At the make ip 'ahlr-Tho'r
who vc, their seats early will sec the
Company apply their grra-" paint "'s'.
uhi.kcr- and all makeup" lot the
characters they vii portray IN the ira""
IN, seats iut "rill Death ln Us rar'
ATE now on sale at lhc Perfection.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-28
Personal MENTION
Try Zim for plumbing.

Try Zim for plumbing. !
Second hand furniture for sale. ~
Gregory \ Son.
The s,ork visited the home Of Mr., aud
Mrs. C. \. wiidocs yesterday AMI lett
= baby girl.
Merrill. The town without boom.
Capt. J. ". Sicmens has gone !" Cor
Wallis TO visit with his sons who are
attending school a, tha, place.
New line Of fancy Souvenir spoons I"
Winters.
The Ore department, held u regular
monthly meeting las, nisht but no hns''
ness Of importance WAS transacted.
II your eye. are failing. glasses don't
at. see Winters.
Sheriff Otrnchain went to Wc,a- creek
on the Ashland road toscryc some ~.
pers on parties residing In that vicinity
Man. p.,sm. Hat. XXX X store.
,, ,,
'"" WV -, ,
v,... ,,,.,
Talk to l.. Il. Hall abou, II. of,icc in
Baldwin Block, second floor.
=, ., ,....,, :, Law, ,,n,
~s,,h.s q, long A, Winters. ", are
row prepared to do your work prompt
-
~. ' " a.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-28
Back From Crook

Chester Nyrfy ha' returned from
Crook Comfy where hr accom- panied
Cha-. Horton go cattle buyins tour.
Tie says they .ucrrr,lcd In huyins 100
head ui steer. which Mr. Horton !. n"~
pas,unng iu the W"I River valley. iic
states that Crook !. no longer oycr-,ock-d
with cattl. aua that lcN sale. ate i-,ns
ma ia that ..,tiun.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-28
Council Meets Tonight

The special mr"',us oi thc '"ansh
"a. no, held last night ~ Vas annonnerd
hu, will take place tonight The most
Important mattct that N,ll comc np viii
b. the appointment oi counc,lmrn I" hl'
IN, yacancicz caused hy the death II pr
Il. ". Maston aud hy the re.isna,ion 81
Et~l schallock. II !, generally unicf'
stood that Marion Hank, will br ap'
pointed To dll the Third ward vacancy
and e. u. Crt,Icr 10 an the "nr IA tho
second
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-28

The Klamath Fails Public Library !.
open every afternoon from 2 to 5sD
O'Clock and each evening from G:3D To
10 O'Clock. a cordial Invitation IL .s.
tended 10 all.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-28
Merrill Valley the heart Of Klamath.

The skating rink on the corner II
klamath Avenue nni Sixth street il
open every afternoon from 3t,j aud
every evening from d b. : inr children,
from to ~ iIr the general public and
for dancing from 10 to ~. J. l., John.
son, Proprietor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-28

J. 4. Mcdonald 10 Ia the city from
Dorm. where hc j. engaged N business.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-02
voLLMER
From Review

Adam Gamers is having . nice
residence built in tine east part Of
town. A number Of new resi-
dences are contemplated for the
near future.
The committee ON school matters
consisting OF three from Vollmer.
three from Ito and three from the
country met in the lilo hall Mon
day night for the purpose Of fixing
ON some site for . school house but
% there are too many people pulling
for different locations no site could
be agreed upon. 1t is q deplorable
state Of affairs, yet there seems t.
be no way Of changing the situa
ton.
Mari Brothers had q busy day
Tuesday. They sold to one man .
e6OO bill Of goods for an opening
stock. Just where it is going is no,
made public.
The Inland Investment & Trus
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-02
kooSklA
(From Mountaineer)

On April LIST the stock ordinance
undergoes slight change and stock
can enter gardens, stores and res.
licences during the day until Au-
gust Let. All stock must be kept
up at night, however, during this
time and not be allowed to run at
large later than seven o'clock in
the evening.
The truant officer, acting under
instructions from the school board,
rounded up two school boys within
the past two weeks who were rum
ming the streets during school hours
They were released on promise Of
their parents to make afIidavits Of
the effect that the kids are "work.
ing men,"
The tramway made . several
days run this week.
Frank Emmett, of Clearwater, is
now proprietor of the soft drink
establishment in the Gross building,
formerly the Delta Bar.
Walter Clarke was here from
Clearwater the first of the week.
Mr. Clarke is thinking Of locating
in this neighborhood the comming
summer.
John burlington, Joe HEM,
George Decker and Ed Coles went
up to E. P. Orser's place last FRI
day with their teams and put in
the day blowing. Mr.. Oser, who
has been laid up with q broken
ankle for some time, is still unable
to get around without the aid of q
crutch, and these men desired to
help him out with his spring work
The telephone line from Tsho,
connecting with the government
line, has been completed. Wha
is needed now is . central Office il
Kooski and a move has ALREADY
been made to install . switch boart
at the drug store.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-02

For Sale-Six full blooded yearl-
ing Hereford bulls. Callan & Chase.
44-4*
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-02
) Neos Of Idaho County Y

Co., Of Lewiston, purchased the
property on which the Bank &
Trust Co. 10 located This shows
that outside capitalists have faith
in Vollmer property.
w. r. Scott, the drayman, NOV.
ed his family over from Grange
vile Saturday. They will make
Vollmer their future home.
s. N. Berg and c. A. Berg came
in from Lamberton MINI. Tuesday.
They are looking for location for
either . general merchandise Of
furnishing business. They seem
we'll pleased with the prospects for
Vollmer and may conclude to 60
in business here.
w. L. Lyon after completing a
shave took up what he thought was
the camphor bottle and begun d
rub his neck vigorously with it,
contents. Not until he applied the
second dose did he discover that
he was using carbolic acid. Hif
neck bears q burn two inches
square.
Farmers to the east and north
Of us already blowing and doing
spring work. To the west and
southwest is . listle later but get.
ting in readiness to put in spring
crops.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-02
KEu1ERvlLLE

B. Herzog Of Ferdinand was
here Sunday. &
Henry Lukeu and wife visited
friends in Greencreek Sunday.
JIM. Fain has taken up the
homestead recently abandoned by
A. s. Walker.
Last week was examination for
the eight grade and Of the six pu-
pills who tried, everyone passed,
which surely is q credit TO our
school and it's able teacher, B. L.
Hussmann. The names are, Joe
Klapperick, Ben Luchtefeld, Glenn
Hussmann. Leo Raed, Louis Klap-
perick and Bert Schroeder. The
parents are justly proud Of theiI
children and teacher.
Frank Thyring is back from Cal
ifornia.-
Paul Burgund has again SUR
prised his friends by abandoning
hla California trip and buying R.
P. Cooper's ranch OF 200 acres jus
west OF town. Consideration $4,000
Mr.. Bargund has not decided
whether he will move onto tht
ranch Or spend the summer IL
Washington on the coast.
The us. land inspector who in
vestigated claims here recently hal
ordered the timber Claim OF A. 8
Walker cancelled. Several othe
residents Of the Salmon River dis
trict who have taken up claims OF
the breaks are afraid Of loosinl
them, az in nearly every instanc
the land is Of the same chsracte
a. Mr.. Walkers Lack OF timbe
is given a. the reason for the Gov
erpment's action.
I B. F. Friar and family are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. X. p. Cooper an
will spend this week on Nj
Cooper's Salmon river ranch.
Frank Goeckner has moved hi
family from town to bis ranch On
will live there while putting in hi
crop.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-02
SITES
(FrOm the Sentinel)

s. B. Cormbrist, on his way back
to the Elk City district, passed
through Sites the first oil. the week.
He is we'll known in the old camp,
having conducted an assay Office in
Elk City for q number Of years.
He left two years ago and visited
all the blooming" camps in the
country but he says he is satisfied
now to return and the old camp is
good enough for him. He predicts
lively times for the camp this COM
ing season.
Henry Lamb has purchased the
VIM Nolan ranch above Clearwater
and will move his family there.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Egan after
. three weeks visit with Mrs.
Egan's mother, Mrs. J. w. Gou.
cher, left for Seattle this morning.
The Sites baseball team has
begun practicing and ha some
good material which when in shape
will put up pretty stiff game.
The Sites Telephone Company
have crew Of men working under
Charlie Kelly. They are busy put
ting in new poles which make q
big improvement.
VIM. Hogan and his interesting
family passed through Sites YES
terday enroute to the Orogrand,
section at which place he will pro
coed to open up the working OF the
Butte Orogrande Co.'S properties
This is the old Crooked Rive
works, the Hogan mines.
The Battle Ridge telephones ar
now connected up with the Site
exchange. The work was done thi
week. P. E. Ellis put in the frs
of the week among the farmer
helping them with the work.
After q years Of separation
with no knowledge OF the Twin
existence of the other, Mrs. Bett
Henderson. of Chicago, H., joine
her brother, Frank M. Roberts
editor Of this paper, and will max
her future home with him. Til
brother was mourned as dead til
impression having gained almos
positive knowledge had formed
belief that he died on the trail I
Klondike, . number Of years agt
The reunion after all these years I
separation was certainly ahApE
one.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-02
WHITE BIRD

The baseball season Of 1908 opens
here on the 9th, the local nine
meeting the Grangeville High
School team.
VIM. Campbell, manager Of the
Electrolitic mines on Snake river,
was in town Tuesday.
The Crews Trail around the foot
Of Kelly mountain, has been COM
pleted. The returning workmen
passed through here the first Of the
week.
Frank Davis, superintendent Of
the Black Diamond mines, was in
town Monday.
John Taylor who has bought the
Rice ranch near Freedom, moved
on to it this week.
There was quite snow storm
Monday which lasted for several
hours.
Deputy Sheriff Frank VanDeven'
ter, on his way to Joseph, laid
over here Tuesday.
Roy Gordon was down from
Slate Creek the first Of the week.
Mics Cochran, teacher Of thu
primary school here, which close
on the 31st, has been engaged 70
the school at Lucille.
There has been no apparent da
mage to the fruit rs yet.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-02
COTTONWOOD

Mics Emma Bowman, night
opera tor of the Pacific Telephone
Co., at Grangeville, was in town
Wednesday visiting friends.
Mrs. J. o. Short has returned
from her Pomeroy, Wn. visit and
j. O.'s hand is more steady while
csvorting over ones face with .
razor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop Of Nee
Perez, have moved to Cottonwood
to reside. Mr.. Bishop is connected
with the Minis & Holm saloon.
Mr.. Ernest Fetters left for Spo-
kane Wednesday and proposes to
make the trip by team. He thinks
he can do better there than in
Idaho.
Sister Philomena Of the Benedic.
tine convent Of this place, expired
ct midnight on the night Of March
26th, aged 10 years. She had
been in declining health for sever.
al weeks and her death WAS moi
unexpected. She came to this coun
TRY from Switzerland some two
years ago.
Mr.. johnson, wire chief OF tn
Pacific Telephone Co., was ri
from Lewiston this week installing
; a new switchboard in their ofic
1T this place.
u Annunciation was duly observe
by the Catholics In and arouns
, Cottonwood. There was . lar
attendance at the church and III
Mass was celebrated.
, Henry Filler disposed OF hi
:. wild and woody, hard headed
I. hard mouthed and cantankeror
, span Of csyuses for the round SUI
Of $50.
y The Vollmer stage now max
q daily trips between Vollmer ar
Cottonwood, carrying passeng'
and express. 1t cuts : good de
d Of the Lewiston Stage Co.'s trait