Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-07-17

several weeks, left last week for
her home at Asotin.
A marriage license was issued
Monday at Grangeville to Warren
J. Adsley, OF Pollock, and Miss
Mary A. Fry, of Ferdinand.
The right kind of cream separ-
ator will earn you money. We
have it in the new Iowa. The only
perfect machine. JOHN HoENE.
Buy the New Iowa cream Separ-
ator easy running, close skimming,
quick to clean and strongly built.
JOHN HoENE.
Arthur Woodring arrived in the
city Monday from Charleston. He
returned home Wednesday but may
return later and spend the summer
here.
Engineer Smith and Messrs.
Hilton and Hastings made a trip to
Grangeville Tuesday. They
returned Wednesday and went on
to Lewiston.
J. A. Schultz brought his family
over from Nezperce on Thursday of
last week and now has them nicely
settled in the Fet Rhoades cottage
near the brewery.
If every other remedy has failed
| try Riggs Bros. Eczema and
Dandruff cure. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded. John
son, the barber, opposite postoffice
Cottonwood.
If you need anything in the har-
ness line call on Foster & Blake
man at Schiller's old stand. We
will soon have in stock a full line
of harness supplies of all descrip-
tons. See us first.
John Hoene is figuring on soon
putting up commodious ware
house back of his hardware store in
which to store his extra hardware.
Stratton & Kobel will do the car
penter work for him.
Ed. Jessup of Greencreek, passed
through town Saturday from
Keuterville with the Al. Tefft
threshing machine which he recent
ly purchased. We understand he
got the outfit for $3.50.
Contractors Stratton & Kobel
have taken a contract to erect E.
room cottage for Fet Rhoades on
north King street near the Lee
Rhoades home. They will COM
mence on the building next week.
If you are in need of collars,
sweat pads, hame and pole straps,
lines, halters, bits, snaps, rings,
buckles, whips, anything in the
line of harness fittings call on w.
G. Brust. A full line just re-
ceived.
DR.. ]. D. Shinnick arrived in the
city late last week from Elk City to
spend few days with his family.
He returned to that place Thursday
but will wind up his affairs there
in about two weeks and return
here for good.
The public school board met
Monday evening aid elected Prof.
]. L. Atkinson as principal for the
coming term at salary of 500 per
month. Miss Cora Slusser, of
Boise, was hired to fill the position
formerly occupied by Miss Miller.
Mrs. A. o. Martin received the
sad news Saturday of the death of
her father, Mr.. Imbler, at Chatta-
roy, Wash, aged 76 years. The
deceased was a resident of this
state for a number of years and
formerly owned farm near Green
creek.
Col. Allen Miller, state immigra-
ton agent, was in the city Tuesday
from Boise gathering statistics of
the manufacturing and other in
dustries of Idaho. He says the
state is showing up fine this year
and will make fine showing when
all figures are collected.
S. w. Edmiston, local agent of
the Kerr-GiffoId grain company,
joined the growing list of CHRoN-
IcLE readers this week. Mr.. Ed
miston informs us that his COM
pany will probably start work on
their warehouse. at this point by
August Ist and will easily have
it completed and ready to receive
grain by September Ist.