The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-06
COTTONWOOD
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Barney Schubert was the victim of
some more bad luck yesterday when
horse he was riding fell with him,
spraining one of his wrists quite bad
~, straining his back and shoulder
and raking a large patch of recently
acid-burned cuticle from his face
We would suggest that Barney take
out an accident policy and be pre-
pared for the next event Of this
nature.
The remains of the late Mrs. Frank
Puthoff were brought to this city
Saturday evening from Spokane and
were inferred In the local Catholic
cemetery Monday morning, the funer-
al being held from the Catholic church
and was quite largely attended
Mrs. George Poler, Jr., came over
from Moscow late last week and is
visiting here at the Poler and Bart
Simon homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George KiIlmar were
In the city Monday from Winona and
We're guests of the commercial club
at luncheon.
Il. L. Parker left the first of the
week for Orofino to attend a meet
ing of the board OF trustees of the
Northern Idaho Insane Asylum.
G.. p. Schmidt marketed couple
of loads of fine hogs here Monday
for which he received the fancy
price OF $S.65 per hundredweight.
Arthur Mundt, the big Winona
farmer, was in town Monday on bust
ness and took lunch with the com
mercial club
ID. Il. Rosengrants was in the city
the first of the week from the WI
mona section.
III. G. Matthiesen recently purchas-
ed Dodge car from the Cottonwood
Hardware company and win be learn
ing to steer 1t over the prairie high
ways and byways as soon as the roads
get good.
from visit with his family at Rich
join him in Cottonwood some time i'm
May, after school closes In the lower
country.
Roy Brust writes from Montana on
business matters and states that they
are getting ready for spring work up
there, after a hard winter, and look
forward to another big crop this sea-
son. He wishes to be remembered to
all Cottonwood friends
Frank Carey, formerly of this place
and brother-in-law of J A Wright,
residing south Of town, left Asotin the
first of the week with his family for
new home in Montana. 1t is said
thirteen cars of emigrant goods from
Asotin and Nezperce counties left
Lewiston last Tuesday.
Mr. Evans, who has been conduct
ing a pool hall in the Goldstone build
ing for the past couple of months,
loaded up his household effects the
first OF the week and had them haul
ed to Kamiah. His tables are still
in storage here but we understand the
owner is looking up new location In
Arizona.
James Morris and wife were In
town Monday from Winona and were
guests of the Commercial club al
luncheon. Mr. Morris said his part OF
the country is showing fine result,
from use of the road drag and recon
mends the frequent use of the drai
on all roads whenever the ground Il
in condition for dragging.
Mrs Andrew Rustemeyer and littl'
daughter returned on Tuesday night
train from Lewiston where they hav
been for the past two weeks having
the little ones eyes treated
The frequent SHOWS during the pas
few weeks have kept the ground s.
moist that 1t has been impossible :
do any spring work and as a conse
quence spring blowing and seeding
fully a month later than last veal
AS result the planting of the crop
will be delayed materially this yea
and many farmers may have to sun
merfallow land that they would othel
wise have planted to crops.
Barney Schubert burned his fac
quite badly Saturday evening by mil
taking bottle of carbolic acid for h
bottle OF bay rum and spreading
handful OF the frey liquid over bot
cheeks. Home remedies were {
once applied and Barney then can
to town and had the burns dressed !
DR. Orr. The burns were quite pail
full but not deep and he will soon r
cover from the accident but will ha,
q very tender complexion for q fe
months at least. He was fortuna
In not getting any Of the acid In b
eyes.
VIII Jones was IN the city Saturds
from his ranch across the river loo
ing over the Dodge car for Whit
they recently placed an order with Il
Cottonwood Hardware company. III
car win be delivered some time
May and thereafter w. A. w
dodge" around over In the plains al
river country as lively as the livelie
auto bug In the country
Louis Tackle left Tuesday for h
homestead in Montana where he W
spend the summer He had mo
enjoyable time here during the pa
winter and win return again next II
unless circumstances demand his pre-
ence elsewhere In the meantime d
Chronicle will keep him posted
happenings hereabouts and he h
promised us an occasional letter d.
cribing conditions up In the ''treasur
state
b. Fl. Miller was In the city Satt
day from Winona-
County Assessor Rothwell was
the city yesterday from the coun