Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, June 28, 1918, Page 5

Wm, Mulhall, Jr., was i kane the first of the ol Mea visit. Jacob Reidhaar and daughter, Mrs. Miller went to Lewiston Saturday. The latter is on her way to her home in Wisconsin. Mrs. Milt Bush of Ferdinand with Mrs. Downer in Cotton- wood. Bill Rooke, the well known Snake river stockman, was in town a couple of days this week— his first trip out since last sum- mer, Mrs. L. C. Raaberg of Lewis- ton is enjoying a visit here’ this week with Mrs. H. C. Matthiesen, Her husband is in the army ser- vice at Camp Lewis. Don’t forget that after the first of next month the Chronicle will cost you $2a year. You can save 4-bits by subscribing or renewing before that time. | 4-bits is 4-bits, sack, onthe road near Cotton- wood, containing two sets of false teeth, can have'their “bean-grind- paying for this notice. B. F. Taylor of Boles has re- turned from a trip to Twodot, Mont., where he is interested in land and cattle. He will soon make proof on his homestead claim in the Boles country. Dr. Reilly, the dentist, is at- tending a dental convention in Spokane this week and expects to return home next Friday, July 5th. Mrs. Reilly and little son visited relatives in Moscow this week, Howard McKinley sold ten more of his pure bred Poland China hogs Monday to the F. U. Warehouse Co., at $15.70 per hun- dred. This makes $3411.98 for hogs that Howard has sold since last January—surely the best kind of proof that it pays to raise good hogs. . He has 8 brood sows! and about 50 young pigs left yet, which he will keep for breeding purposes. Among the outside people who came in to enjoy the Chautauqua were Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Curless of Melrose, who spent Tuesday and Wednesday in town. They report crops of all kinds in their section of the country looking un- usually good and predict the heaviest yield for a number of years. Their daughter, Miss Hel- en, returned home last week from Urbana, Illinois, where she had been attending the state univer- sity. 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