Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-08-18
- LOCAL FlOATERS q

was in town Saturday. i,
Tile is now camped with his crew
mt Keuterville and will remain
there urail his work in that section !
n finished.
Bxrney Luchtefeld's heading out
Yit passed through town Monday
going from his home place near
Keuterville to his farm north of
town to head the grain crops grow
fng there this year.
rDr. Truitt reports the birth of a
.son to MIR. and Mrs. Harold Quig
hey rear Ferdinand on last Friday
ADD sou to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Goodaii on Sunday. All concerned
are doing nicely.
Sid Brown is running his little
Moscow combine every day on his
Has1aa north Of town aud is doing
good work. Those who have seen
usae machine operate claim it IS a
dandy and just the thing for the
a.verasesfarmer.
fGsscte a wind storm blew up
1fossday afternoon and filled the
atmosphere with large quantities OF
dust picked up over in the Umatilla
COUNTRY in Oregon. Thessdust was
.ssg thick that the sky looked gloom
and dark Cor couple of days after
9waSd
Several members of the local
~water company wentss up to the
,xrountain Wednesday to look up a
reservoir site as the company is fig
mrrang Gu constructing million gal
Esam storage reservoir near the
>4prings this fall SO as to provide an
=RBundant water supply for the town
Gsss- aA future time.
Wa. S. Smith, a deaf mute, an
=ssent for the Illustrated Idaho
mobilization at Boise, was in the
city last Friday soliciting subscrip-
uSsas. Mr.. Smith informed us that
this is the greatest farming country
8Sc mas ever seen and was simply
aSouuded at North Idaho's won
Gesfld crops and general richness
Nee Caaham. the jolly bar bel
who tiass been holding down chair
at Che local shop for the past few
ruaonths. decided to pick off some
a1he ":easy money" in the harves
Re&fS:ehd went out Monday to SOW
ssxtEs for A. H. Haskin. Lee ha
rxasaar had falling out with hare
vEar& ,assd is sure to make goo'
with a vengeance.
Aa automobile party consisting
<1F Nh. and Mrs. l.. A. Wisene
sasad tine parents of Mr.. Wisener wa
Iu SsHr city for short time Tues
SEsy afternoon, having been brough
~n-r,er s6 John Callans auto fror
cafhe county seat. Mr.. and Mrs
TNsaesser. ST., are making their fir:
wRa so the prairie and are great
Ttaggaessed with our magnificer
Greps.
Abe Herchelrode and F. M. A
xUoa2, of Winona, were in the cit
eSasmrstay and took out a ne
amresf,iag outfit which they ha
<urrsered. The separator was a
auAsua a.r & Taylor and the engir
a4ssoaiue traction. The owner
asasaled the separator home with tt
SeGsssue and are doubtless now bus
an Uark on their places griudir
~n@ eecotd crops of grain.
Fog nRhDE. "A very fine res
SS.anee .ia Lewiston, consisting of
u,aams esd bath, with beautif
HRees aad very fine terraced law
Gtsse sa on 5th street, with bar
RMf sasfae bearing Orchard tract
GGar&rston of 7 acres close to cit.
yX4aN exchange either or both for
1ood wheat or hay ranch. Wri
:3I-4t. P. ]. HESTER,
Lewiston, Id
-1Nss- S. z. dibbey was called
-L.eWastoa Saturday morning by t
BueWs of the dangerous condition
BIZ I,ibbey who has been TAXI
auestasent at st. Joseph's hospi
liza 6hat city tor the past few weel
M ,She k;ae the word was receiy