Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, April 18, 1919, Page 7

To Hold Meeting at Grangeville! Qn Saturday, April 19 the Idaho! County Farm Byreau will hold its’ annual meeting in Grangeville at’ the court house. The purpose is. to complete the organization of! the farm Bureau, adopt a consti-! tution decide on a ‘program: of work for the coming year, elect officers to carry out this program. In the morning a joint meeting of the program of work committee, the nominating committee and the executive committee will be held. At noon the entire farm bureau | will take. dinner together if ar-| rangements for seating all of them can be made, In the afternoon Dean Iddings of the Agriculture College, Univer- sity of Idaho will give the address of the day. He will speak on the new way: of cooperation with the farmers of the state thru the farm bureau plan and give therelation- ship that exists between the farm- ers of a county, the aricultural college of the state and the U.S. department of agriculture in the farm bureau. Dean Idding is well known in Idaho county and it is hoped that a.large number of farmers will be in attendance to hear him. President Warnacut of the Lewis | County Farm Bureau will also address the convention on: farm bureau work as the farmers see it| in Lewis county. — The business that will be trans-; acted in the afternoon will include the adoption of a constitution, the selection of a program of work, the election of officers and the outlining of a budget to carry on the work in cooperation with the agricultural college and the U. S: department of agriculture. Delegations representing every community of the county have been especially urged to attend so a fair representation may be had in the transaction of business. In addition to farm bureau members and delegates other farmers are especially invited-to-be- present : and join in the discussion of the year’s work, R. R. Groninger, who assisted with the organization of the Idaho County Farm Bureau and W. Kjosness, representing the exten- sion department of the agricultral college will arrive in Grangeville, April|15 to aid in preparations for, the meeting. RCRA MI Idaho County Jury List Drawn The following list of jurors has been called toappear Monday at Grangeville to set.on the jury| at the spring term of court: Oscar Hart, Cottonwood. George W. Wilkin, Grangeville. William Hehl, Canfield, W. W. Blackburn, Cottonwood. . A. S. Wright, Grangeville. \ Claude M. Irwin, Gran geville. if G. A. Heath, Grangeville, W. H. Zumwalt, Grangeville. George Behean, Grangeville. Wm. S..Seay, Grangeville: E. P. Orser, Kooskia. John Wagner, Ferdinand. Fred Huffman, Stites, W. L. Wortman, Grangeville. Wm. B. Watson, Greencreek. Howard McKinley, Cottonwood Charles E. Hayden, Ferdinand. Thomas Lyda, Slatecreek. Felix Martzen, Cottonwood. Thos J. Williams, Greencreek. W. J. Rape, Grangeville. Henry Meyer, Fenn. Geo. E. Watkins, Mount Idaho. Joe McDonald, Fenn. James R. Mason, Woodland. ——— Methodist Church Services Sunday s:tool 10:00; preaching 11. “Consider the Lilies.” A «regular Easter sermon, then for the evening services we have a splendid Easter program which will take place of any regular ser- vices. No one can afford to miss SS Se warm | =I SSS SEES SS SS SSS Se Saal Keep Your Car Perpetually New There is no need to d?iye a dull, dingy car when it can so easily be refinished akglight expense. Sherwin- Williams Auto Enamels are made in eight colors. They ; are long-wearing and not affected Byclimatic conditions. They will not crack or chip. They*rétain their lustre { permanently—frequent washing | will nv destroy the beauty of the finish. Painting your car before the cold weather ség. in is a wise investment. Stop in today and select your: cblor. _ SHERWIN-WILLIAMS AUTOMOBILE FINISHES Auto Top Dressing—for renewing finish on. tops, seats, all leather surfaces, Tire-Coat—for preserving tires. 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Notice is hgfeby given that a vil- lage election will be rheld pn Tuesday, April 22, 1p19, for the purpose of electing a board of (5)/ five village trustees for the village Af Cottonwood, Idaho, to serv term of two years or until successors. are elected and quali Said election will be held in the/Figeman’s Hall on village, and the polls will from nine o’elock a. m. ‘ ae , : of said da Only duly qualified : : electors wh¢ are seeepeel ty vote We Help Our Cus- # t wers to Success 3 By opder/of the Board of Trustees of Cottonwood, Idgho. Dat- < this treat. Many country people are planning to be present. Shall we reserve you a seat ora box? Remember Sunday eVening at of ee Bo'clock. Rev. Marion Sligar. iene around | Paint to Save--Not Just to Beaty |) HOENE HARDWARE Strange Sources From: Painters Are Derived, — Waterproofed ‘the Ark. — though, and'it serves both' ‘equally; so whether it is anol of mother’ he¢essity or an a of ‘beauty ® Wfonlns forever aval ‘question, }| countries, constructed rude | wood tovshiélter them. The ‘Geday, and it 1s probable that: cupants,’ pvt al some antl ‘ ‘of/presetvation, hit upon the }of the eapth'In their search. } ‘ot ee re" created ot ae itr siesta “oe oe ee Was, accor Va yby ‘fang without ant ‘onpe as ‘< thing Decoration: appt comes to light with ancl .| whose walls were. sentations of hunting scen combat, ‘Thése were done the method-followed was to p scene on the bricks at th manufacture, assuring pet baking. Strictly speaking, _— ing ts Moses, In the th }|ter of the book..of structs ‘the jonaion € 2 ———— .NOTICE TOCRE saaeual Record Coinage by U. S. of In the Probate Court, Idaho, State of Id: In the matter Nelson, deceased. Notice is hereby lp en, that Wiis of Administration \on the estate of Chris Nelson, OE ip were / granted to the undersigned on the 11th day ot April 1919, by the Prabateé Court of Idaho county. All persons having ims against said estate are required’to éx hibit them to me for allowance Poe office of the undersigned administrator ab Cotton- wood, Idaho, within ten months after the date of the fjtst publ roe County of tho. e the estate of Paris about 100,000,000, notice, or they shall be forever barred. Dated this 14th day of April 1919. Felix Martzen, Administrator of the Estate of Chris Nelson, | De- war taxes'on goods sold nies, ceased. 4 other staples have gone constantly F. E. Fogg, attorney for adminis-| into odd figures. trator, Grangeville, Idalio. At times and places of old in the First publication April 18, 1919. 16-4] United States, down on the gulf and — out on the gold coast, the cent has ae been despised. Men boasted of spend- Best service in eyes,—See Dr. E.'A. Schilling April 21 at the hotel.- 15-2 Mr. and Mrs, Charles Kurdy, former residents of thecity some years ago arrived in Cottonwood Monday evening from Endicott, Wash. Mr. Kurdy while here attended to some business matters while his wife visited at the homes of her former ‘friends. They returned to their homeagain Thursday morning. When you are overworked, feel Nobody holds it In scorn, tion, was painful, touching It. wall. ky Mountain ord p, purifies the blood, nd regulates the stomach you eat and sleepy. A real cure 1s complete. ets. Theo. F. Schaecher. 16-2 otis agente ta) ice. tion. Martzene : Donnie Cottonwood. Ida. (Nezperce Undespised Penny in 1918; Rising Prices Was Reason Reports. from the mints show @ total of 807,614,000 one-cent pieceg | the art turned out by the United States in 1918, This is a record coinage. stands for only a single year's prog- ress, however, in a tide of pennies which has been rising steadily dur~ ing the latter half of the war period. The average annual output of one- cent pfeces from 1907 to 1916 was Ostensibly the 1918 increase in our smallest of coins was made necessdry by the call for small change to pay Really, all sorts, of economic causes are behind the rising demand for pen- Rising prices of proyisions ant ing nothing less than a nickel, copper coin now has its turn about Cure Bént Backs by Suggestion. Suggestion plays a great part in the cure of physical Ills of soldiers, Ac cording to Lieut: Col. A. F. .men suffering from: bent backs can be cured by persuasion and re-educa- The patient Is’ told that his is a bad habit formed when his He {s asked to stand with his back to a wall, with his heels His ‘shoulders’ ate then gently pushed back till they touch the In most Instances the soldier finds that in a few minutes he can stand erect. without support, and after walk- ing a few times in the same posture his Aviators’ “Sport” Forbidden. 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