The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-11-26
COTTONWOOD
(Chronicle)

John knop this week purchased the
Frank Huntzicker residence in the north
end Of town for $2o50.
The cold and snowy weather Sunday
and Monday made things look as If
winter had really hit us before 1t was
due.
Charlie Crawford and Cecil Carey
left Tuesday morning In company with
Wilbur Box for the Joseph Plains coun-
try and win try their luck at hunting
deer for few days. Tony Nau Is
wearing the marshaps star during
Charles absence.
s. F. Niswander and family, Tom
Manner and family and Chas. Marley
and wife arrived here Saturday from
Oklahoma and are stopping at the J.
Troxel home near the Hussman sawmill
beyond Keuterville. An emigrant car
loaded with their personal effects will
arrive soon and they expect to make
their future home in this part of Idaho
On Saturday night the Cottonwood
high-school basketball team met and
defeated the Ferdinand high school team
by a score of 81 to 10. The game was
exciting from start to finish and both
Teams played we'll. The bunch of root
CTS from Ferdinand did their best to
cheer their boys on to victory but the
them. George Rice. playing forward
for the locals appeared to be the star
performer.
Henry Render brought to this office
Saturday three fine ears of corn as
samples OF what he grew on his farm
at the foot Of Cottonwood Butte, west
OF town this summer. The corn is Of
the yellow flint variety and the ears
are y and 10 inches long and hicely
niled. Mr.. Render intends growing
quite lot of 1t next year for fodder
Tor his cattle during the winter.
VIII Platt and Lewis Jones brought
out carload of steers yesterday
which they sold to a buyer for ship
ment to coast points this morning.
John Baer shipped two cars of hogs
ind two of cattle from this place and
seven cars Of hogs and cattle from
Fem to Spokane Tuesday to the Stan
ton Packing Co.
dainty baby girl was born last
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Schubert
north of town. The little miss IS the
first girl In the family of three chill
dren and Is therefore doubly welcome.
J.. A. Standage, the defeated candi-
date for sheriff, was in town Tuesday
from his farm on the Joseph and takes
ready to get down to hard knocks
again. after two months of campaign
ing.
The third district convention of the
knights of Pythias lodges for this part
of Idaho will be held in Cottonwood on
the evening of December 9Th under the
auspices of the local lodge of that or
der A big time Is being arranged for.
The members of the local council
knights of Columbus enjoyed a pro-
gressive card party at their hall Mon
day evening. There was a large at
tendance and a jolly good time was
had by all. Mrs. Frank Drops and
Barney Tackle carried off high honors
Wilbur Box and several of his neigh
bors drove out a fine bunch of 6r fat
hogs from across the river Monday
They were four days on the drive and
the hogs were pretty footsore when
they reached town. They were a fine
lot and all went for top stuff The
bunch was sold to John Baer for ship
ment to Spokane.
Joe Hoene purchased so acres of land
southwest of KeuterviMe Tuesday from
Joseph Schallberger for $1,000.
p. N. Huffman, of Greencreek brought
to this office Saturday six potatoes of
the mammoth white variety that are
the equal of the best we have seen
this season. Mr. Huffman dug go sacks
from small patch of ground and 46
of the largest ones filled 2 1-2 BUSH
ell sack. And still this was a poor
year for spuds.
Ira Gentry and Bob Davis, who re-
Gently purchased the Goodhue photo
graph gallery, will move the same into
rooms in the Goldstone block tomorrow
and intend to fit up to handle photog-
raphy in all its branches.