The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-05-18
COTTONWOOD
(Chronicle)

That Cottonwood is to have a base
bail team this season Is an assured
fact, enough subscription having been
taken up for that purpose. 1t is the
intention to get together strong and
winning team, and those who can play
and want to try out for position on
the team would do well to confer with
Fred LANCE. There A'ill he a game
on the local diamond Sunday between
the Fem and Cottonwood teams. the
game to begin at 3 700 D m. Let there
be Il big turnout and encourage the
boys.
The assessor of Lewis county pre-
diets that there viii be 200 autos
owned by residerfts of that county by
September list
The creamery contract Is closed and
the subscribers will meet Saturday aft
ernoon' to select a building committee.
Construction will begin at once and
the intention Is to have the plant
ready for operation about the list to
10th of July. Before the plant is
ready for operation the organization
of the company will be perfected and
a committee appointed to have cream
rates established and all details car
ried out for final incorporation. Now
that the creamery is a certainty the
entire community should give 1t their
hearty approval and support 1t is
entirely an industry of community in
terests and once In successful opera
ton will greatly benefit every citizen
regardless of his business or occupa-
ton. Even the knocker should throw
his hammer away and join in with his
neighbors to boost home institution
that will foster and develop. The
dairy industry helps pay the grocery
and store bills and greatly assists in
lifting the mortgages and freeing the
home from debt.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Forseman de-
parted Wednesday morning for Port
land, accompanied by DIR Turner,
where Mrs. Forseman went to receive
medical aid.
The little daughter of w. b. Huss-
man who has been i'll with pneumonia
is much improved at this writing.
The Cottonwood Dramatic club will
present Tony, the Convict at the / O
o II hall at Winona this evening.
These talented young people delight
fully pleased well-filled house In
Cottonwood with their mirth provok-
ing drama. Their music and special
ties were far above the average and
the people of Winona can be well as.
sured of getting their moneys worth.
dance will be given after the show
Miss Amy Johnson went to Grange.
vile Tuesday to attend Rebekah
lodge doings returning the same eve
ming
Fred LANCE took day off late last
week and tried his luck with hook and
line down In Grave creek and Rocky
canyon. He brought back some sixty
nice trout and says he enjoyed the
outing greatly.
The big Buick truck that was
brought down last week from Spo-
kane was sold through the Hoene
Hardware to II. j. Bennett, the Den.
yer miller, who will use 1t to haul
grain from the warehouse at Fem To
his mill and to deliver flour about
the country.
Mrs W. II. Graham came over from
Grangeville and was NJ II Sunday
school visitor She gave an interesting
talk on More Efficient Work In the
Sunday School"
County Attorney Hattabaugh and
Sheriff Yates were In town for a few
hours Friday afternoon from Grange,
vile In connection with small mat,
ter before the local justice court.
Besides being on the verge of NOV.
ing into one of the finest residences
this side of Spokane, j V. Baker late
last week purchased fine new Buick
6-cylinder auto from John Hoene fol-
the use OF himself and family and will
proceed to get his full share of enjoy
ment out of life in the future. Mr.
Baker has decided to remain In Cot
tonwood permanently and is taking
every method TO make life as pleasant
as possible for himself and family.
A dance will be given in the X {
hall next Friday evening The music
win be furnished by the Basil Harris
two piece orchestra. Everybody wei
come
G L. Mckinney and wife spent sun
day afternoon with friends In Grange
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Blankenshil
and ten children stopped here Monday
night on their way to Grangeville
They came in two autos from Morton
Washington, and will complete, wher
they arrive at their destination, dis
lance of 800 miles. The cars were
driven by Wallace Mars and william
Little OF Morton.
Several auto loads of people from
Grangeville attended the dance here
Friday night.
Geo. Killmar of Winona purchased
Buick Six last Saturday from the
Hoene Hardware.