Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-09-07
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est Kid actor on the screen .37-1
Always in the market for
poultry, any amount. T. Clark,
the junk man. S74
John Rookie assisted in bring
ing out the 200 head of cattle
from the river, Thursday. He
will return to his home in the
Boles country today.
w. w. Flint and family spent
Labor day at the w. o. Collins
ranch near Waha. They went by
way Of Forest and returned by
way of Culdesac.
Frank Densow and Barney
Malerich returned Monday even
ing from Lewiston where they
spent few days visiting and on
business matters.
Dixie Kincaid and family have
moved to Cottonwood from their
ranch for the winter and are oc-
cupying the c. N. Mclaughlin
residence.
If desiring to locate in Lewis
ton or Charleston write McGrath
at 920 Main Street, two blocks
west of the depot. All sorts of
properties for sale or trade. 37-4
Joe Kuther and family of
Ferdinand spent a short time in
Cottonwood, Sunday they having
spent the day driving about the
country taking in the sights.
Dress your boy up in tailor
made suit for school. Prices
range from $8.45 to $14.00, yes
and with an extra pair of pants.
Richards and Son, the Cotton
wood Tailors 36-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Greve and
two daughters Harriet and
Jeanette, of Craigmont, visited
in Cottonwood yesterday and
while here attended to business
matters.
Mrs. Bertha Poyneer, of the
Cottonwood Mercantile company
| is in Spokane this week making
fall purchases for the store and
! visiting with friends. She is
! expected home tonight.
Misses Laura and Louise Hat
/ trup, Monday of this week took
charge of their respective
schools in Idaho county. Miss
Laura is teaching at Denver and
Miss Louise is teaching a school
on the point.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Poler
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Simon anc
s Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Farris spent
! Sunday in Kamiah. They wen
j there in cars and by way Of
y Winona and what is known a.
4 the seven mile road
y County Commissioner Clarl
n Lydia spent a short time in Cot
- tonwood, Saturday while enrout
- ed to Reubens on business mat
ters.. Mr.. LYDIA remarked tina
K his water melons are just abou
'e- ripe, a month later this yea
than last.
tn Mrs. Fred Mckinney accom-
45 panied by Mrs. j. E. Reilly an
If Mrs. J. E. Richards motored
ed Grangeville, Tuesday. The frs
nm two ladies named attended
ne party given by Mrs. Ralph Bel
Ok wife of the depot agent a
el Grangeville.
he Miss Edna Mcdonald, daugf
cir ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Josep
ay Mcdonald of Fem will leave tn
ne last of the week for Ferdinan
ng where she has been engeged as
teacher in the Ferdinand schools
of Miss Mcdonald taught in Levi!
a ~, ton the past two years.
Of August Maugg returned t
,c- his home at Walla Walla Wet
,h.. nesday afternoon after visitin
Nv with relatives and friends hel
lie a week. The distance betwee
av Walla Walla and Cottonwood, a.
" cording to the speedometer Q
me Mr.. Maugg's car, is 165 mile
les The roads, he says, are in exec
ne lent shape.
-; ~ Bert Day, the barber, spel
y; =, Sunday in Grangeville visitir
Ia Ia with friends and was presel
H. n,' when fire destroyed Il
NY McAdams garage. He says tn
for time it looked as thoue
ar the main part of the busine
Ak section was doomed for destru
iIh ton. Gasoline and oil explosion
Tue made the fire very difficult
he fight.
wv Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Matthies,
~; ;n,, ACCOMPANIED their son, Raymol
iol' to Lewiston, Sunday from whi
n.y. point he took the train Mond;
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