Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-09-09

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Ben Albers, jr. departed this
morning for a business trip to
outside points.
Ten more days of good harvest
weather win see practically the
entire crop on Camas Prairie
threshed.
Miss Beatrice Mcdonald left |
Sunday morning for Colfax,
Wash, where she will attend the
Sisters school.
Gasoline took another drop in
Cottonwood the first of the week |
l cent, the retail price now being |
80 cents a gallon.
Pearl Dye, Wednesday remov-
ed his household goods to his
newly acquired property known
as the Randall home.
Homer Brutzman is carrying
his left hand around in a sling
this week having a case of blood
poisoning caused from a blister.
The local banks and the post
office were the only business
establishments in Cottonwood
that observed Labor Day, Mon
day.
Dave Yates, of the Winona
seton, took his daughter, Mar
garet, to Cotton Monday where
she will attend the Sisters
school.
Miss Louisa Schmidt of Keu-
terville left Monday morning for
Cotton where she will attend the
Sisters school for the coming
school year.
Mrs. l.. A. Morgan and baby
who have been visiting with re-
latives and friends here for the
past four weeks departed We'd
nesday morning for their home
at Gillette, Wyoming.
Lorenzo Uhling made final
proof on his additional stock
raising homestead entry at Lew
iston Friday. The land is sit
uated in the keuterville section.
His witnesses were: Herman
Uhling, Herman Uptmor, DOM
mic Roman and Casper Sprute.
M. NJ. Belknap and family are
spending the week in Spokane Oh
business matters and pleasure
combined. While there they
are taking in the fair which is in
progress in that city this week.
The trip to and fro is being made
= in Mr.. Belknap's car.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Greve and
= daughter, jeanette, accompanied
their daughter Harriet to Lew
iston Wednesday in their car, re-
turning the same day. Harriet
was on her way to Glens Ferry,
= in the southern part of the state
t where she will teach school the
: coming winter.
: Bart and Harold Simon motor
ed to Lewiston Sunday and were
e accompanied home by Mrs. Bart
Simon and daughter and Mr. and
i Mrs. George Poler who have
e been spending the past month
visiting with relatives at Deer
Park, Wash and in Spokane.
H. X. Shaw, secretary of the
S. & S. Realty Association OF
e Lewiston accompanied by Tom
: Tobin of Charleston spent Tues
: day in Cottonwood looking over
$ Cottonwood business property
which they contemplated to buy
: if it was to their liking. Wheth-
er deal will be made after their
! inspection we were unable to
] learn.
James Buchanan of Kooskia,
: John Coram and NJ. L. Ayers, of
e Grangeville and Madison Meyers
/ of San Diego, California, spent
2 Wednesday in Cottonwood visit
ing and on business mission.
e Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.. Coram
: spent the afternoon visiting with
2 their old friend, Jake Eckert, at
+ his ranch. The three old pio-
| neers spent a most enjoyable
= afternoon bringing back to men,
: DRY many interesting and anus
+ ing incidents that took place on
t the prairie in the early days.
v All three of these gentlemen are
: nearing their S0th birthday and
1 are among our earliest pioneers
I urhn orc still with uS in Idaho