Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-22
SPOKANE men
VISIT THE CITY
PROMINENT BUSINESS MEN
TRAVEL BY SPECIAL
TRAIN-HERE l HOUR.

among them some of the most
prominent business men of the
city of Spokane, arrived in Cot
tonwood yesterday afternoon at
2 p. m. on a special train, con-
sisting of 8 standard Pullman
sleepers, dining car and an
observation car and spent more
than an hour in the city calling
on local business houses.
The special train departed
from the city at 3 p. m. for
Grangeville where they will
spend the night, returning to
their home at Spokane today.
The delegation was headed by
Whitehead's orchestra, one of
the best musical organizations
in the west who furnished the
music for the big dance at the
county seat last night.
The men who made the trip
were a fine lot and were much
easier to get acquainted with
than when they are sitting in
their private offices. All of them
were representatives of large
business concerns of the city of
Spokane. The train was decor
ated with a large sign bearing
these words: Spokane is a
friendly city."
The personnel Of the party
follows: Joe Bailey. Fidelity
National Bank; Dan r. Batche-
lor, Spokesman-Review: ]. E.
Shields, Consolidated Supply Co.
II. w. Chei1'ier. Pacific Coast
Biscuit Co.; P. NJ. Jacoy, p.
Jacoy Co.; s. A. Kimbrough, Ex-
change National Bank; w. A.
Yoamans, Spokane Dry Goods
Co.; Edward Theis, Inland Pro-
ducts Co.; P. M. Crawford,
Spokane International railway;
Z. H. Braden, Spokane Paper &
Stationery Co.; f. d. Thompson,
Holly-Mason Hardware; r. C.
Dillingham;, Jones & Dillingham;;
E. H. White, U. S. Rubber Co.;
E. G. Ryle, Ferris & Hardgrove;
c. G. Butts, Asbestos Products
Co.; Grant Ware, Ware Bros.
l.. G. Adams, Adams Leather
Co.; o. c. Jenson, Jenson King
Byrd; W. j, Gray, Gray Mfg Co.;
c. O. Bergan, j. w. Bailey, Spok-
ane Merchants association; T. B.
Hughes, G. H. Hughes, Hughes
& Co.; r. l.. Dolby, Dolby Cloth
ing Co.; F. NJ. De Reimer, o. w.
r. e. N. Co.; A. H. Verrall, J. &
D. Co.; E. L. Klein, Spokane &
Eastern Trust Co.; w. l.. Part
ner, II. G. Sundahl, Centennial
Milling Co.; Walter Evans, John
Doran Co.; Z. S. Redeker. Mar
shall Wells Co.; L. S. LaFoun-
taine, Carmen Mfg. Co.; T. F.
Kelby, Marshal Wells Co.
w. A. Mccall, Pure Oil Co.; ;;
o. S. Floon, Perry Flour Co. E.
E. McClintock, McClintock-Trm-
key Co.; J. j. Connell, Ryan
Trunk Co.; G. J.. Ainsworth,
Fairmont Creamery; w. p. War
ner, c. NJ. G. st. Paul Ry.; Ralph
S. Gordon. B. L. Gordon Co.; J.
F. Pewters, G. N. Ry; J. w.
Rigsby, Powell Founders; Chuck
Whitehead, Whitehead Palace;
Orvill Isaas, Nott-Atwater; w.
H. Ude, N. p. Ry.; w. E. Mauley,
Hazelwocd Co.; II. S. Schroeder,
Nash-Spokane Co.; Z. B. Bird,
w. p. Fuller & Co.; L. S. Libby,
John w. Graham Co.; w. H.
Cross, Spokane Bakery Co.; w.
E. Bevins, Pacific Coast Biscuit
Co.
B. G. Ewing, Ewing Paper Co.
F. w. krause. Spokane Seed Co.. ;
G. A. ketchem, Spokane Dry
Goods Co.; L. A. Lewis, Wash
ington Water Power Co.; A. NJ.
Laing, Bradstreets; John Shaw,
Shaw & Borden Co. H. NJ. White
Spokane Drug Co.; J. II. Roberts
Spokane Lithographing Co: S.
Katz, M. Seller & Co.; E. E. EN-
meret. Commercial Creamery Co
G. f. Brady, F. 0. Berg & Co.;
H. E. Newton, Guernsey-Newton
Co.; Frank Thompson, Lewiston
Mercantile Co.; w. A. Bolma,
Jensen King Byrd; r. S. Saves,
Fair1nont Creamery Co.: DR.. J.
w. Hindley. director Washing
ton State Retailers association,
accompanying the party as
speaker.