Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-07-20
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We have 16-inch slab wood
for sale at our mill. Hussman +
Lumber company. 27-tf |
A. H. Nau and M. NJ. Bellnap
were business visitors in Grange
vile, Saturday.
Don't forget to see Wheeler's
dog and monkey show at the
)rpheum, Saturday night. 30-1
For quality and price we can
give you a better price on tires
than the mail order houses. Fol
prices read our ad in this issue.
Service Garage. 30-l |
Sheriff EIler and Frank
Hogan, custodian Of the court |
house at Grangeville accompani-
ed by Roy Romig spent Monday
in the city visiting and on bust
ness matters.
A. L. Creelman, of Lewiston,
spent several days here the first
of the week on business matters.
A. L. says he always enjoys COM
ing back to Cottonwood to shake
hands with his many old time
friends.
Peter Book, Wednesday of this
week commenced the constauc-
tion of a new cement walk in
front of the William Simon
residence. The walk will be four
feet wide and about 120 feet in
length.
Mrs. H. c. Matthiesen ac-
companied by her daughtec.
Eliza and son, Habalt departed
on yesterday mornings train for
Spokane and Occur d'Alene
/ where she will visit with friends
for week.
i Sam Butler is nursing very
/ sore hand this week, having the
. first of the week, while working
1 at his trade accidentally driven
! a screw driver through the palm
I of his left hand. Dr.. Shinnick
dressed Cne INJURY.
4 Mrs. Joe Simmons of Craig
4 mont is visiting this week at the
1 home of her friend, Mrs.
Martha E. Kincaid. Mrs. Sim
mons arrived Saturday evening
( and will remain until the first
of next week before returning
home.
= Great preparations have beer
: made by the committee in charge
! of the K. G. picnic to be giver
: Sunday at the Pierce grove. 500
8 people are expected to be at thu
= picnic which is given for thu
= knights of Columbus and thei
- friends.
- William Rookie returned to hi
:, home on the river, Sunday morn
ne am ing after having delivered
~ shipment of cattle here in com
- pany with William Jones an,
lie James Aram. The last tw
he yentlement accompanied the cat
to tie to the coast.
hn Cottonwood was withou
water for several hours Monday
The cause of it all was tn
VI, springing of a large leak in tn
ma main running from the reservoi
III near the editors home. TIL
We water had to be shut off fror
oi the reservoir before it could b
mended.
IT. w. w. Flint motored to tn
y Collins ranch in the Tamman
siI section Thursday evening re
er' turning in time to resume hi
III. duties at the bank this morning
by He says he saw the effects G
the recent cloudburst in th
to Tammany section which di
ay much damage by washing dow
wo grain and corn.
no Miss Kathryn Mcdonald a.
III III companied by her two friend
'' and Miss Irene Hoffman {
Greencreek returned ito Spokar
zen Saturday to resume their Studio
Jay at the Sacred Heart hospit
iSi where they are preparing then
az. selves for professional nurse
:? 90: y The young ladies made the tn
leu by stage TO Lewiston.
ith Frank Albels, assistant cas-
vas ier of the First National Ban
returned Saturday evening fro
-uo ten days automobile trip tn
40 took him as far as Seattle. M
e.. Albers was accompanied
;S;i Seattle by his wife and ty
has children. At Seattle Mrs. Abe
t,s.o took the train for Puffer, 4
Sro o berta, Canada where she and h
IN, children will visit for some tir
; , with her parents, Mr.. and MI
NO ra Theodore F. Schaecher.