Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-08

trouble trouble till trouble
troubles you. PAL
Princess Flour, $1.85 per
sack; 400 Flour $2.O5 per sack.
| At the stores or v. c. Co. Whse. |
Mrs. Albert Rogers of Clarks-
ton is visiting with friends and
relatives in Cottonwood this
week.
Princess Flour, $1.85 per
sack; 400 Flour $2.O5 per sack.
At the stores or v. C. Co. Wise.
l will receive hogs in Cotton
wood at the local stock yards
every Monday or any other time
! when a carload or more is OBJ
tainahle. John Baer. 12-4
No Spokane mail arrived in
Cottonwood Wednesday evening,
due to the Spokane train having
been derailed near Pullman and
arriving in Lewiston three hours
behind schedule time.
Mrs. George Medved who was
expected to arrive home We'd
nesday evening from Butte,
Mont, will remain in that city
for several more days on account
of the illness of her mother, who
has been confined to her bed for
several days.
H. H. Nuxoll was a business
visitor in Cottonwood yesterday,
returning home this morning.
H. H. came up all dressed in a
palm beach suit and of course
the boys had to skid" him lit
tie for really we have had no
such weather here as yet. At
that Herman i'm all seriousness
said the crops on the prairie look
excellent to him and he predicts
bumper harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. McFadden
arrived in the city Sunday even
ing from Hall, Mont. and remain
ed here until this morning visit
ing with Dave McFadden, father
of the above mentioned gentle
man and at the DIR. Shinnick
home. This morning they left
for coast points which they will
visit before returning home.
They also plan on going into
Canada while on their outing.
w. B. Hussman the building
doctor" returned recently from
Occur ID Alene, Idaho where he
spent day on business matters.
While in that city he closed a
deal with large lumber concern
for his entire output of lumber
which he is now saving at his
mill near Keuterville. His cut
this year will be the largest i!
has been in years.
} William Rookie of the Salmon
: river section came out from his
n ranch, Thursday and spent the
<. day in the city making final pre-.
e. parations for their big 18th Of
!, July celebration at Fly Blow
a next month. Bill says they are
le going to put on a show worth
$ while and promises everyone
r. who attends a good time. Vile
u west stunts will be put on AZ
they really exist.
is A marriage license was ISSUED
h at Grangeville Wednesday tx
N Michael Willenborg of Green
ID creek and Miss Anna johanna
n. Bies of Cottonwood. The wed
,r ding is to take place the latte
Is part of this month. The part,
made the trip to the county sea
in car accompanied by tn
TO young lady's father, Peter Bic
s. and brother William Bies in tn
n Willenborg car. They exper
33e fenced some difficulty in return
~ ing home, having been caught il
Or the heavy rain that fell nea
III Fem.
Mrs. P. F. Greve of Omal
IN Wash. and Lorna Mullen Q
lg Okanogan, Wash, arrived in tn
10 city Thursday evening to Wis
e. for short time at the home c
re Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Greve. TIL
ri ladies were met in Lewiston b
IS Miss Harriet Greve and as the
were making the trip in ca
To- they attempted to reach Cotton
av wood Wednesday evening. Slil
s. perry roads, however, prevente
,it them from doing so and whe
Of they reached Winchester the
n gave up the trip and returned
We Lewiston. They arrived c
Thursday evenings train.
A hand of pvnsies. nurnberiu