The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-30
COTTONWOOD
(Chronicle)


A fine baby son was born on Thurs
day Of last week to Mr. and Mrs Do
mie Roman, near Keuterville. All
concerned are doing nicely
DR. Blake and son Ed were I'm town
yesterday from Keuterville
John F0rsmann came up from Clark
ston the first of the week to look aft
err business interests
Asa Jones left yesterday for his
home across the river with two pack
mules loaded with supplies
There was quite an exodus of Cot
tonwood people for Montana Tuesday
morning, three cars OF emigrant goods
being shipped from this place to points
in the treasure" state A car loaded
by w G Brust and one by Oke Kin
caid were shipped to Brady and a
third loaded by Tony Nuxoll was con-
signed to Ravanna, from which place
the latter will haul his effects to his
new home at St. Ignatius The Brust
car contained the personal effects of
Mr. Brust and some horses and prop
erty of Floyd Snavely, both of whom
are going to the Ashmoor section
where the former has a choice tract
of state land and where the latter in
tends locating The Kincaid car con-
tanned livestock and machinery be-
longing to Oke Kincaid and the per-
'sonal effects of George Dearborn and
family, all of which property win go
to the Ashmoor section where the ship
pers intend locating. Mrs Brust and
Mrs Snavely left the same morning on
the passenger for their new home but
the Dearborn family win not go until
later date. The Nuxoll car contained
several fine teams and quantity of
new farm machinery and household
goods purchased here for shipment to
their new home. The family left on
the passenger train and in few days
will be nicely settled In their new
home. All OF the above who are seek
ing to carve out new homes for them
selves across the mountains have been
residents Of this section for many
years and have many friends here
who wish them the best of success
and abundant prosperity In their new
locations
ID l. Rosengrants was in the city
Wednesday from Kamiah.
Ray Downer lost valuable horse
Sunday from inflammation Of the bowels
Quite a number of farmers from the
Greencreek country and other sections
delivered fat hogs here Monday to
local buyers, receiving $40 per hun
dredweight Tor them
] w H0ckersmith took down a load
of farm implements and other effects
to his place on Salmon river yester
day, q goodly part of the load being
for farmers over on the Joseph IVES
says the road down Grave creek can
yon has been practically washed out
this spring and that the change spo
ken OF in a recent issue Of the Chr0n
icle will be appreciated by the resi-
dents Of the river section
The Chronicle editor received OH
cial notice the first Of the week from
Boise of his appointment by the gov
ernor as q delegate to the Nati0na
Parks Transcontinental Highway con
vention which meets in Spokane Oh
March Goth We are sorry the gov
ernor did not accompany the appoint
ment with q warrant on the stat
treasury for sufficient funds to It'd
over the expenses of the trip. w
could spare the time but not the 6
nances
Chester Thompson purchased the II
terest Of Harry Fryer In the Cotton
wood Garage Saturday and will OF
crate the business in his own nam
this summer Mr. Fryer has not d.
cided just what he will engage In mex
MI anu MIS- II n l<tAnCdctCI tuAuG ~
Monday from their ranch ON Salmo
river and report everything loolSin
lovely down there The grass is grow
ing nicely, flowers are blooming an
every indication is that spring Is wit
them to stay
The high school base ball team e.
poets to play Ferdinand at that plas
on Saturday, April LIST, IL the weatht
permits They also have games wit
Grangeville and Fem
Mrs w II Orr received the sa
news by telegram this morning (
the death last evening Of Mrs Fran
Puthoff at the Sacred Heart hospit
in Spokane Mr. and Mrs Puthom ar
DIR Orr left Wednesday morning Il
Spokane where the lady was to unde
60 a very serious operation yesterds
and the superstition is that she WI
unable to withstand the shock of Il
operation and passed away last ev
ming about seven o'clock The remail
will be brought home on tonight
train No arrangements for the fune
al have as yet been made
A dainty baby daughter was bo
Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs JOSEF
w Arnzen, of Greencreek DIR Shi
nick was in attendance
The little son Of Adolph Hinkelmi
was brought to town the first OF t
week and DIR Turner removed q sms
particle from the child's eye
Jim Rookie came out from aero
the river this week, having made &
trip down to Lewiston Wednesday
the boat and then home by train u
said the Snake was running pref
high and lots of drift wood runni
and he don't consider the trip a pies
ure ride by any means The DO
was tossed around like chip and W
ter came In from either side when tn
struck rough going. He doesn't ca
to repeat the experience for some tir
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