The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-12-30
COTTONWOOD
(Chronicle)

(Chronicle)
The meeting held Sunday afternoon
for the purpose of forming an ath-
letic club was quite well attended and
1t was decided to name the club the
Cottonwood Athletic Club. The cleo
ton of officers resulted in the selec-
ton of Fred LANCE as president; Il.
S. Winner, vice president; Felix Mart
zen, secretary; Leonard Huffman,
treasurer; and 7. A. Randall, Henry
Hussman, Theo. Schaecher and j. V.
Nash, trustees. The entrance fee
was placed at 81 and the dues at so
cents a month. The old printing Of
flee building has been rented for
home for the club and an order will
be placed within a few days for a
nice outfit of athletic goods. 1t is the
intention to arrange classes and train
them I'm the various athletic features
and regular meeting nights will be
set when the classes will be put thru
their PAGES.
Deputy Sheriff Eller was In town
Wednesday on official business and
stated that he would be on the west
side until after Christmas looking
after various matters.
DR.. II. J. Smith returned Wednes-
day evening from a business trip to
PalouSe.
August Schroeder, who was very i'll
for couple of weeks with pneumonia,
is able to be out again.
John JOrgenSon returned Wednes-
day evening from Soap Lake, Wash,
where he went recently for the bene-
fit of his health, and states that he is
feeling fine and has entirely recov-
cred from his supposed ailment.
John Scheuller was brought in from
Ferdinand Tuesday by his son and
Dr. Truitt and had his hand dressed
by DIR. Turner. The old gentleman
had been splitting wood and in some
manner struck his left hand with the
axe, completely severing the index fin
ger. The injured hand was dressed
and he returned home again that
evening.
Tom Watson came out Tuesday
from his home ON the Joseph to meet
his daughter, Margaret, who is teach
ing school at Sites, and took her
home the next day to spend the hol-
idays. Mr. Watson said the trails
were the worst the day he came out
that he had ever seen them.
A party of local Knights of Column
bus, among whom were Jake Welte,
John SCHNEIDER, Leo Jenny, Louis
Maugg, Barney Tackle, Jr., George
Schubert and August Reiland went to
Uniontown Sunday and attended the
installation of new council of
Knights of Columbus at that place.
class of some sixty candidates was
initiated into the mysteries of the or
der, after which a big banquet was en-
joyed. The boys report having had q
fine time and say they were amply re-
paid for the trip.
III. Floyd Church, one of the big
farmers of the Tolo point section, and
formerly state representative from
this county, was in the city Saturday
visiting friends and attending the
session of the Farmers Mutual Fire
association.
The Cottonwood Milling company
shipped two cars of fat hogs to Sc
attic Tuesday morning and the local
farmers union shipped six cars the
same day, the latter shipment being
sold to a buyer for Frye & Co. The
price paid for the hogs was $40 per
hundred.
Barney Luchtefeld was in town
Tuesday from Keuterville and inform
edus that he had opened his silo about
week before and was well pleased
to the new feed. He said his sheep
take to the ensilage like green grass
In the fields and the cows like it fine
also. He Is feeding little ensilage
to his horses as a conditioner and says
he thinks 1t will be fine for them If
fed in moderation. Mr.. Luchtefeld
put clover into his silo this year but
is figuring on growing corn for ensi-
lage in future.
]. +. Strickfaden left this week for
California and intends spending the
winter months looking over several
states down along the Mexican Dor
der.
Joe Nader and Frank Hatke went
to Grangeville Monday evening and
made final proof the next day on
their. homesteads They took Hubert
Hattrup along as witness
Chester Thompson left last week
for his old home at R0seburg Greg,
where he will spend the holidays with
his parents. This Is his first visit
home in seven years and will be a
very enjoyable one
DIR. Orr reports the birth of a big
11-pound son to Mr.. and Mrs Colt
fried Halter southwest of town on
Sunday.
Will Kelsey, Henry Betz and Her
man Schubert mOtored to Grangeville
Sunday but report a very disagree
able trip.
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