Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-08-14

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Idaho
Get your lumber from Aichl-
mayr's yard. He is selling it now
at mill prices.
Let the Ramey Lumber Co.
Ltd, of Volliner, figure with you
on your building material.
Chase & Sanborn coffee; also
overalls, jumpers and other harvest
supplies at Libbey's grocery store.
Don't forget us for hardware
and implements. We are still in
business. Hoene's Hardware &
Imp. Store.
We challenge any lumber mill on
Craig Mt, for quality and quantity
and promptness in filling orders for
lumber. Craig Mt. mill.
A blast set off in the rock ledge
back Of the First National Bank
Tuesday blew big stick Of timber
high in the air and dropped it on
the southeast corner of the post
Office building, cutting in door
way that had not been figured on.
Severns & Fuchs secured part
of their insurance money Tuesday,
the first to be paid over by any
company on account of our FIRE.
1t is estimated that about $IIo, 900
will be received here by the fire
sufferers and this amount will go
long ways in assisting to rebuild
our town.
The business men should clear
the fire wreckage from their lots as
rapidly as possible so as to give
things better appearance and at
the same time tend to make the
town more healthful. All cess
pools should also be closed up or
filled in or siege of typhoid fever
lis apt to result.
The two creamery companies
are buying about all the cream
produced in this section now and
it is pretty hard to get enough
farm butter to supply the market.
After harvest there will perhaps be
more but at present butter lacks a
great deal of being drug on the
market, as it was for years before
the cream companies entered this
section.
Ben and Gus Schultz came out
| Tuesday from Buffalo Hump,
where they have been working on
the Del Rio property, and report
things looking very good there.
They recently made mill test of
the ore lately taken from the mine
and state it shows up very salts
factorily. The owners of the
property have great confidence in
its eventually becoming a very
valuable mine.
Parties who visited the big rail-
road bridge at Lawyers canyon
last Sunday state that the steel is
all in place and that the riveting
will be finished this week. It is
also reported that the laying of the
steel on the grade this side of the
bridge is to be commenced this
week. With the bridge finished,
the track layers should be able to
reach this place early in September
unless held back by lack of the
necessary rails.
A representative of the CONNER
cial Cream Co. was in town the
/ first of the week from Lewiston
looking after business here. He
reported the cream business as
picking up nicley here and said
that his company would soon put
in Pasteurizing plant here and
treat all the cream shipped by
them from this section. In time
man may be sent here to handle
the station but at present the
cream will be handled at the
Peterson meat market.
Work on the Kerr Clifford ware
house commenced here Tuesday
and in a couple of weeks this house
will be completed and in shape to
receive grain. We understand
Mr.. Edmisten has already contract
ed for quite a bit of last year S
grain and is in the market for ali
the new grain he can secure. The
other warehouses will also be
completed in q few weeks and
with three active buyers here the
farmers will have no trouble in
ldisn6s : 81 their Grain TO the best