Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-08-07

a SiAdli SOoA StoNct nearly new
for sale cheap. J w. Henderson.
Buy your lime and cement Of the
Ramey Lumber Co. Ltd. Vollmer,
Idaho.
Paul Bailor and J. w. Hooker
smith were in town yesterday from
Graugeville.
Get your lumber from Aichl-
mayr's yard. He is selling it now
at mill prices.
Let the Ramey Lumber Co.
Ltd, of Vollmer, figure with you
on your building material.
Chase & Sanborn coffee; also
overalls, jumpers and other harvest
supplies at Libbey's grocery store.
We challenge any lumber mill on
Craig Mt. for quality and quantity
and promptness in filling orders for
lumber. Craig Mt. mill.
c. S. McCready and wife, of
Charleston, passed through town
yesterday enroute home from a
visit to relatives on Salmon river.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCready were
formerly old residents of Idaho
county and lived for several years
at Grangeville.
The city council met in regular
session Monday night and appoint
ed J. 0. Short and S. ]. Peterson
as councilmen to succeed G. F.
Mckinney and Geo. M. Robertson,
resigned. The board also passed
the annual appropriation ordinance
and appointed a nightwatch.
]. w. Henderson, crew of
carpenters have about completed
monster barn on the M. V.
Huff farm east of town. The frame
of the old Yandell barn was taken
down and moved half a mile and
put up again. The new barn is
about sixty feet square and will
hold about rs tons of hay and ac-
commodate about 40 horses.
1t is without doubt the largest barn
in this vicinity.
Mr.. Leonard, the hotel man,
has leased the lots from DR.. Turner
just back of the former hotel and
is putting up two story lodging
house there. The building will
be 3ox42 feet in size and will be
used for hotel purposes until better
quarters can be secured. Later
Mr.. Leonard will either rent or
build big hotel and will use the
present building for sample room
and lodging apartments.
Morrison & Oliver let contract
Tuesday to M. S. Hendrickson
for the erection of a building
32xSo feet in size on the site of the
former Elite saloon. The building
will be one story high and will con-
tain two rooms, one twenty feet
wide and the other twelve. The
larger room will be used for saloon
purposes and the smaller will be
tor rent. 1t will probably be
occupied by a barber shop or
restaurant. Work on the building
will be commenced just as soon as
the material can be delivered on
the ground.
A. L. McKinzie and GeorgeI
Priestly were in the city late last
week from Culdesac looking up al
restaurant location. They return
ed again Tuesday and rented a lot
from Sam Goldstone opposite the|
Odd Fellow hall where they are
now hard at work erecting al
building to accommodate their
business. Their families will
arrive here in few days and they
hope to be able to open up for
business next week. They will
conduct restaurant, short order
house and confectionery store and
will no doubt do a good bust
ness.
R, S. Loring, of the Tourtellotte
architect company, came up Tues
day from Lewiston to draw the
plans for another building which
Sam Goldstone will erect on the
site of his former store. The
building will cover the entire lot on
Main street and will extend back
nearly the full distance on King
street. The front on Main street
will all be Of plate glass and the
building will be as fine as a wood
en- structure can be. The contract