Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-06-17

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reaches and eveners at the Madi-
son. Also fir wagon tongues. IF
Butter fat 291a cents a pound
at the Mutual Creamery. Ed.
Terhaar. agent. 25-1
Several real bargains in End
hand cars and trucks at the
Hoene Hardware. All overhaul
ed and in first class shape. 25-1
Wednesday the 18th of June
was Pioneer Day, a legal holiday
in the state of Idaho and was
observed by the local banks and
postoffice.
The Ellison White Chautauqua
will be on next week and is 60
ing to be very interesting. You
can get your season tickets at
our store. HOENE HARD
WARE. 25-1
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Poler, Mr..
and Mrs. L. C. McMahan and Mr..
and Mrs. Bart Simon motored to
Culdesac Sunday, having spent
the day at the Poler ranch in
that section.
Geo. Mcpherson took the train |
Tuesday morning for Pomeroy
where he will visit for few days |
with his aged mother, expecting
| to return home the latter part of |
the week.
In an item appearing in the
Chronicle last week we stated
that the wages being paid at the
rock crusher were 43c and 45c
an hour when it should have
been 40 and 45 cents. We gladly
made the correction.
DR.. C. w. Shaft, of Lewiston,
will conduct an eye, ear, nose
and throat clinic at the Nezperce
Hotel at Nezperce from the af-
telnoon of June Oath to the 9th.
Appointments may be made thru
the Lewis County Nurse. Miss
Holes. 25-l
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Mckinney
accompanied by Mrs. j. V. Nash
returned Wednesday evening
from a ten days visit with rela
tives and friends in Spokane.
The trip was made overland in a
Mitchell car with G. F. at the
wheel.
See us for prices on Twin City
threshing outfits. The Twin City
Company has announced reduc-
ton of about $500 on their rigs
June 1st. An order for a thresh-
ing outfit should be placed now
so as to assure delivery on time.
HOENE HARDWARE. PSI
Miss Clara Toennis who has
|. been visiting with relatives and
friends for some time past re-
turned to her home near Stacy,
Mont, Monday morning. Miss
Toennis has a homestead in that
section and expects to make final
, proof on the same the coming
, summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Robert
son, Mrs. Jess Robertson and Ira
Robertson, all of kamiah, were
in the city Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Henry Down
er. The Robertsons and Mrs.
Downer were close personal
friends, and her sudden death
was a surprise as well as a shock
to them. They returned home
in their car the same evening,
having made the trip by the way
of the seven mile grade.
Peter Bies in company with
his daughters, Anna and Mary
and son Peter jr., motored to
; Lewiston Monday morning and
! ! there were joined by Mrs. Sharp,
another daughter of Mr.. Bies,
and together the party motored
! to Troy, Moscow and Uniontown.
= Mr.. Bies says that crops he saw
: on his trip are looking splendid.
: They returned Wednesday even
: ing, enjoying every minute OF
their trip.
e C. H. Greve, manager of the
: Farmers Union Warehouse Co.,
t Saturday purchased Buick
f automobile from John SCHNEIDER.
1 Mr.. Greve had the misfortune to
e lose his right hand years ago
4 and while he is able to do most
h any task with one hand and it is
e a safe bet that he will be mani.
d pulating the Buick in time