Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-06


teries. Cottonwood Garage. 30-tf
The Farmers Union will re-
ceive hogs at the local stock
yards on Monday, October the
9th. Ali
Nate Pettibone, candidate fol-
County Commissioner for the
1st district, on the democratic
ticket was q business visitor III
the city Tuesday.
Jacob Bush who has been
spending the summer in and
about Cottonwood left Monday
for Roy, Wash, TO spend the
winter on his homestead.
Mrs. A. b. Rookie departed on
Thursday mornings train for
Sweetwater to visit for few
days at the home of her son,
James Rookie and family.
The William Buettner farm of
100 acres has been leased to Tom
Gentry by its owner The land
has been farmed for the past two
years by G.. B. Eckermann.
Paul Gassner took to Orofino,
Monday, a load of the Farmers
Union flour in the G.. M. c. truck
owned by st. Gertrude convent,
the flour having been delivered
to the Netzel Cash Store.
The newly elected officers of
the Knights of Columbus were
installed into office Wednesday
evening in their council cham
ters. The installation services
were well attended.
August Schroeder shipped a
carload of his finest cattle to
Nezperce Tuesday morning to
exhibit them at the Lewis coun-
ty fair. He will also exhibit his
stock at the Idaho county fair at
Grangeville next week.
Peter Bies today finished plac-
ing the new cement foundation
under the school house recently
moved from the August Schroe-
der ranch and to be used for a
manuel training department by
the local high school.
County School Superintendent
Lukens and Senator Seth Jones
accompanied Gov. Moore to Cot
tonwood Tuesday morning from
the county seat. Mr.. Moore
made a political address at
Grangeville Monday evening.
We are informed that Cotton
wood is to have a new restaurant
The same is to be conducted in
the building formerly occupied
by Goldstone, Nash and Creel-
man across the street from the
Nuxoll cement block.
DR.. Orr and DR.. Shinnick per-
formed surgical operations upon
the following this week: Miss
Olive Hattrup, the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fors-
man and John Uhlenkott. All
parties concerned are doing nice
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Forth ex-
pect to leave Saturday morning
in their car for Roseburg, Ore,
where they plan on spending the
winter. Last year the Fortins
spent the winter in California.
Mrs. III. G. Chicane will accom-
pany them to Roseburg.
DR.. S. Salsberg, the eye speci-
alist from Lewiston will be in
Cottonwood for a few days, COM
mencing Monday, October 10th.
The doctor is well known here
and always enjoys a nice bust
ness. AS an eye specialist he
has few equals as his many
patients here will testify.
j. F. Brown and C. o. Perre-
noud, spent Wednesday in
Grangeville on business matters
pertaining to the final details i'm
the disposal of the Rexall Drug
store in Cottonwood to Mr.. Per-
renoud by Mr.. Brown. The
Browns will leave shortly for
to reside in the future
at least.
The Chronicle this week re-
ceived a letter from Rusty"
better known as Geo. Rustic
never who departed last week
with his family for Oregon City, |
Oregon. The letter conveyed |
the news that they arrived safe |
", having no car trougle whatso-
ever. The distance between
Cottonwood to Oregon City, the |
way they Travelled was $50 miles. |