Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, April 25, 1919, Page 9

SOSHOHSCHHH HSH HOOD o LOVAL NEWS @ PWS HHH OHH HHOOOHOO John Rooke was a passenger for:Lewiston Wednesday. There will be a reception and dance in ‘honor of returned sol- diers‘and sailors tonight. The reception will be held in the I. O. ©. F. hall and the dance in the Orpheum theatre. Miss Beatrice ‘Meyer, assistant bookkeeper for the Cottonwood Milling Co. left Saturday morn- for her home at Colton, Wash. to spend easter Sunday with rela- tives. She returned to Cotton-) wood again Tuesday evening. Jim Eller of Greencreek expect8 to leave the last of the week for Lake Waha where he and his family will make their future home, having purchased property there recently. Their many friends wish them success in their new home. There will be a big Victory Loan rally at Fenn Sunday at 3 p. m. at which meeting Rev. Oliver and Luther Case, superintendent of the Grangeville schools have been engaged to make speeches. The famous Grangeville Cowboy band will furnish the music. Ben Terhaar departed Tuesday morning for Gillette, Wyoming where he will again make his home on his homestead about 30 miles from Gillette. Mr. Terhaar stated he was uncertain as to whether he would return to Cot- tonwood this fall or not. Frank E, Buck returned to Cot- tonwood ‘fuesday evening from a business visit to Spokane, Coeur d’Alene and Kellogg. He reports erdp prospects very encouraging at the different points he visited on his trip.. Mr. Buck also visit- ed with his brother at Coeur d’ Alene, he being superintendent of | U] the schools of that city. T. E. Edmundson of Grange- ville-was-in-Cottonwood Thurs- day and in company with P. A. Gaul made a business trip to Ho-| [D Vollmer, Ferdinand, Nezperce and Winchester in Mr. Gaul’s ear the trip being made in the interest of the moving picture business. The Cottonwood Hardware re- ports the sale of two more Dodges this week, one going to George Pollock of Ferdinand and the other to Steve Hemington. At the present time it is nearly im- possible for Dodge Dealers to re- ceive cars due to the heavy de mand for this make throughout the country. You must clean the stomach and bowels, purify the blood, each | Spring, or you keave Winter’s germs and impurities in your blood and system. Drive them | away, clean out the stomach and bowles,—take Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea, a Spring cleanser- purifier. 35c. Tea or Tablets. T. F. Schaecher. 16-2 John Seger and family of the Winona section were in the city Monday to take in the victory loan special. Mr. Seger stated that he just finished his spring work last week and predicts a good crop for his section of the country.. While in the city he paid the Chronicle office a plea- sant call. Mrs. Henry Stricker, daughter, Mayme, and son, William were visitors in Cottonwood this week from Lewiston with friends and relatives. They returned to their hotne Wednesday morning. Last Sunday the Strickers attended the golden wedding celebration of Mrs. Stricker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuther, of Ferdinand at which celebration there were some 45 kin folks present. The show window of the Cot- tonwood Mercantile Co., has been receiving much attention this week do to the unique Victory Lean display consisting of various sheels used in the war and pict- ures taken in Europe. Most of the} displays in the window are the, property of returned soldier boys | ein Cottonwood. The decoration was done by Mr. Keith and is one} ‘and builder is busy this week We will do your Plumbing right-quickly and reasonable too , I . To A uu IM. MAKING THE HOME ATTRACTIVE FOR THE BOYS, PAYS. If you are satisfied with the old ayle fur foraihings very likely your boys are not. = The contrast between new and old is very great in plumb- ing fixtures. The new is beautiful, sanitary, inviting. But you will see this too by merely glancing through our free booklets ‘Standard’ “‘Baths’’, ‘“‘Lavatories’’, “Closets’’. May we send them? ————— —= a Do Your Cooking With an ELECTRIC RANGE Absolutely clean and an entire absence of escaping gases, coal dust or soot ashes Grangeville Electric Light & Power Company | Cottonwood, Idaho —— Emmet Jones and Ivan Price of Boles, were Cottonwood busi- ness visitors this week. # YOUR Sidney Brown left Friday morn- ing for Grangeville where he was called as a witness ina case now being tried before a jury. John Reiland, the contractor building an addition to the home of G. F. McKinney. ~ The I. 0. O. F. lodges of Grangeville will celebrate the one hundredth : anniversary of Odd- fellowship at their hall on the evening of May 3rd. A basket supper will be served from 6:39 to}' of the best display windows seen im Cottonwood for some time. 8 o’clock, after which a splendid program will be rendered. | superior } pee ht Pai of the time of mi sd tana, 3 splendid Pays10' Every Wea undreds of progressive farm- ers have written that Bin Nisco Spreader pays for itself e rofitable investment on the fern Patt ‘abating "the eld” —“saves its cost”—couldn’t farm without it”— and other such statements. \' These letters mean much to the man who is farming for profit. ed are wept sey to any farmer willing to consider the facts. si the statements of Ex; pestis Stations ‘and Agricultural Colle ey ma hay, prove that ral she NISCO. The “NISCO” is THE ORIGINAL Siceertenee reader, the machine that revolutionized old-fashioned methods — reeds rt always been the leader in quality, improvements and spularity. "Has solid bottom with chain conveyors. Pulverizes pve wg reads evenly 5 to 7 ft. Aicook fe rockets fry poets gears. Low is and pulls without undue strain on man or team. Saves sieeg reduces labor. See ee “Nisco”. Cpe aks He Gall’ eo a ana uld own a~~ wide. Pad nie down, light a find it =e can soon be made for nd. F. P. THURSTON, ry Tired Bodies Tired Brains Red Hands Tired Tempers are days of our grand- mothers; get a Maytag and make washday a pleasure ‘Manufacturers of Flour | Shorts, Bran and Rolled Feed Farm Machinery Flying Dutchman Gang Plows, Monitor Drills, Drag Har- . rows, Flying Dutchman Manure Spreaders, Gas Engines ‘; Fanning Mills, Wire Fencing, Farm Gates We are always in the market for your GRAIN We Receive Fat Hogs Every Monday . Groceries FARMERS UNION WAREHOUSE MILLING & ELEVATOR CO., Ltd. j | | | eo. issue. “What has been done and what re- mains to be done before norma] con- ditions are restored demand your con —| tinued and united support with the same spirit of self sacrifice and of de-, termination as that which was mapi- fested by the nation while the German armies faced our men at the Marne, and in the Champagne, at St. Mihie) and in the Argonne. We must not re- lax our efforts until every soldier of the republic is landed on the soil of America, “To finish this mighty task imposes upon the government of the United States a great financial burden. The Sidney Brown this week sold his town property: to Mrs. C. PARIS ENVOYS SEND MESSAGE TO AID DRIVE U.S. Delegates L Urge Country Not to Leave Task a) jot: | bet ———_——_—_————————— COTTONWOOD HIGHWAY “DIS. TRICT NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND ELECTION — Notice. is hereby given, that+pur- suant to resolution No. 1 of the Board, ; of Commissioners of Cottonwood way District, passed and appro the 23rd day of April, A. Bis 19 98 i election will bp held. in said ighway Di Prag: ig upon the 12th: of May, 1919 for the purpose. of bree Be to the ogo el > of said district,. i therein, the q al of authorizing the. ee sioners of said Highway Distri issue negotiable coupon bonds of ‘anid, district in the sum of $90,000.00, That,guch bonds shall bear interest at. not to exceed the rate of six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually on on the Ist,dey of July and on the let | day of January, each and every year, until such bonds are completel deemed. That such bonds shat! be- come due and payable and shall he redeemed at the rate of one-tenth of the total i isgue each year, beginning at. the expiration of ten years from the date of issuance; that the proceeds from the sale of such bonds shall be used and devoted to the purpose of, constructing, improving and repairing, highways within the district and’ for the purchase of material and machin- ery therefor, and for the payment: of, necessary expenses of the district in Y | connection therewith, That there shall be one place in said highway cisirich, vow THE CREELMAN BUILDING \ IN COTTONWOOD, IDAHO. That for the purpose of such electi 1] | the polls will i) he f at the hogr’ forenoon of fall sctogy day and hall, gemgin contin’ open from ‘hat a seven o-clook in the,gfter jsaid day, Such’ Lahsine sha Stacie as nearly, asia accordance with’ ie et i .of the State af uch ion ba oo ive flow Tn fay r of: cimauing 8 jamount, of $20.4 ‘stated in Resolution No. t 23 A. D., 1919. Against issuing bonds to the amount of. $00, 000.00 forthe purpese per in Resolution No, 1 of April 28, A. D,, 1919, Given und tion the a ine oe Catcgad rd of Highway Di ink this 28rd day of April, A. D., Oi. A. PIERCE, Secret Coujonwoad Highway Diet, NOTICE Of Administrator's gale of pergonal property. Notice is:‘hergby given, that in pur- - suance-of an order of Probate . Court of the Coynty.of Idgho, State Idaho, made and ‘ieee on the 24th ddy of April, 1919, in the mat the Caer Chris Nelson, dro * The undersigned administrator. of estate will sell at public auction ~ cash, subject to confirmation by the said Probate Court, on ‘Thursday the 16th day of May 1919, at the hour.of 9 o'clock a.m. of i dey, vat, th ranch of said Chris Nelson, deceied, 5 miles northeast of Winona, in county of Idaho, State, of Idpho, the following desoribed personal ‘property. to-wit: 3 mares, 1 sulky plow, Moline, 1 Moline disc., household goods, 1 sad-: dle, 1 walking plow, 1 ehenes aud 4 h, P. International engine, 1 a section harrow, and cart, 1 80, of hog oil, 1 cultivator, 2 log pend blackemith and other tools, 300 _ bags, 1 6 foot ag 2 1 banc Buick roadster, 1 ing mower. and rake, 1 Brinch “Shuttler wagon and box, 1 hog oiler, 1° feed cutter, 2 sets of harness and eollars, 1 buggy, 1 low wagon, 7 two year old steers, 6 yearlings, 10.bead of gows. Dated April 24, 1919. FELIX MAnTZEN 17-2 Administrator of; said’ Estate. —_o—_——_. Bargains in Used Goods. Ford touring car, 1917. Buick touring,car, E-35. Buick touring car,.D-45. Overland touring car. Jackson touring car. : 17-6 Van Brunt drill disc. 18-6 Hoosier double disc. 16-16 Osborne disc harrow. Two electric washers. Above are all. in good working order. LT Victory Liberty Loan must thrive. If it should fail it would indicate that the Nation is willing to leave its task un- completed. “To secure the ideals for which Americans fought and died this great Uncompleted Four members of the American peace mission in France, Secretary of State Robert Lansing, Col. E. M. House General Tasker N. Bliss. and Henry HOENE HARDWARE. Pia Sh ais When you are overworked, feel listless or lanquid, or when you White, have sent this message to the American people urging support of the Wietory Loan: “TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE: “We have had the opportunity here in France to see and realize the mag- nitude of the accomplishment of ‘our country in this war and the magnificent eg Bost which this great task has carcied through to a Actamphant demand on national patriotism and|can’t sleep or eat, , better take united effort should meet a generous Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea, — our and universal response. Let us do duty to the end. “ROBERT LANSING, “HENRY WHITE, “E. M. HOUSE, _“T. N. BLISS.” Subscribe for the Chronicle. livens you up, purifies the blood, soothes and regulates the stomaeh makes you eat and sleepy. A real Spring Medicine, 35¢. Tea or Tab- lets. Theo. F.Schaecher. ~-16-2 ; a