Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
Mrs. A. O. Martin was Lewis
ton visitor Thursday.

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seat visitor the first of this week.
Bill Simon and P. H. Dye are
seeing the elephant in Spokane
this week.
Mrs. Lee Rhoades and son Ar
thur returned returned this morn
ing from their visit in Grangeville
Norman Truitt has gone to
Medical Lake, Wash, for weeks
visit with his father and brother.
Mrs. H. B. Blake and son Ed
went to Moscow today to attend
the funeral of her mother, Mrs.
Haskins, wfo died at that place
a few days ago.
Ben Rieman was in town today
from his farm north of here. He
and his wife have just returned
from Los Angeles, where they
spent the winter.
Frank Bryan, the blacksmith,
and Bert Reed, the painter, have
gone to Portland to work for a
few weeks in the shipyards, and
if the work suits them they may
stay all summer.
M. M. Belknap is on the sick
list this week. Leo Raaberg, of
the Empire National bank at
Lewiston, will assist H. c. Mat
thiesen in the German State bank
until Mr.. Belknap's recovery.
John c.. Haller, a former plumb
er of this place, has just moved to
Nezperce from his Salmon river
homestead, upon which he made
proof last Wednesday before the
Register of the land Office at Lew
iston.
Remember the auction sale
next Tuesday, 26th, by w. c. Kol-
lenburn at the old Booth place
one mile northwest of the Green
creek store. On Feb. 28th Mr.
Kollenburn will sell the Ferdi.
nand restaurant and all equip.
ment.
! Miss Myrtle Gallaher of Kami
ah is a new Nezperce telephone
operator here, taking the place o
Miss Briggs, who has been pro
NOTED to a position in the Lewis
ton office. Miss Beulah Clark i
the other Nezperce ''hello girl" a
Cottonwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer anC
J. F. Jenny went to Clarkstol
Monday to attend the funeral o
Mrs. Meyers brother, Mike Fuchs
whose burial took place Tuesday
Mr.. Meyer and Mr.. Jenny will
make a brief business trip to Spo
kane before returning home.
Mrs. c.. A. Johnston of the Cot
tonwood hotel, met with an ace
dent Saturday which might hav
resulted seriously. She accident
ally stepped into an open traE
door at the hotel and receive
some painful bruises, but fortu
nately no bones were broken.
Sidney M. Brown and Han
Petersen left this morning fC
Gibson, Mont, where they eac
own a section of good land. Har
will perhaps spend several month
up there, but Sid expects to be al
sent only a couple of weeks, III
til he disposes of a bunch of h
beef cattle now feeding on h
ranch.
T. E. Housh, of the firm ,
Housh & Beckman, furniture an
hardware dealers at Lewisto
was in Cottonwood several da,
: this week on business and gree
! ing old friends. Mr.. Housh e.
joys the distinction of being ol
: of the best hotel men in the sta
and for three years was the man
3 ger of the Cottonwood hotel, Sc
), ing out his interests here six yea
Il ago.
). Calvin Hazelbaker, assessor
u Idaho county, was in town Satu
e day on official business. He h
/ appointed Tony Nau, the furl
ture dealer, as deputy assessor
l. Cottonwood and Ferdinand d
If tricts. Tony is an old hand
,r this business and knows how
,e do it right. He will soon ma
d the rounds to find out how mu
1t property you don't own. n