Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 2

aa t officers wer : Je -| NOVEMBER 11 HOLIDAY. IUVOENERENEOARERPREOTAREOUEROOGHEOUAOOUASEAGAUASEUUAAUALAAAHUTHHTAHHIHTHHTLLE | of ficexss were elected: Jack Run-| NO nidg, Post Commander; Charles} Fyom the commencement of ust ; fy A. Turner, “Vice Commander; | history as a people, by the desig- fe C.J. Bradbury, Adjutant and|nation of special anniversary | FIRST ANNIVERSARY a ARE THE MOST PRACTICAL FOR EVERY Finance Officer; Wm. McKinley | days, it has been the custom to i NEED. ASK US TO CITE YOU INSTANCES Gregg, Historian. “Badges have| commemorate events and Pil OF THEIR WEARING QUALITY. OUR STEADY ii TS eh i= TTT Te =F FETE; was taken up at the meeting.| gress of the nation, or in grate- The Post is arranging for sever-| ful and loving tribute to citizens | 4 al social events to take place dur- | who by their lives of nobility and | U5 ing next month. | patriotism have upheld the hon- : pee {or and glory of their country. {Uc SCHOOL NOTES. As the story of the Liberiy |itc : (By Wm. A. Lustie) Bell brings to each generation | Enrollment for the month! of Americans feelings of grati-| ending October 31, 1919. tude, pride and joy, so will histo- Total enrollment for high|+y give to future generations school to date—53. the story of the signing of the been ordered and other work) achievements marking the pro-|r Armi sti re e B all ue ali) p=) t . . The Cottonwood post of the American Legion, will give the First Anniversary Armistice Ball in Cottonwood, = Total enrollment for high | armistice on November 11, 1918. | A ' ji CUSTOMERS ON THESE HAVE BEEN WON TO school last year for the same) That outburst of joy as recorded on November 11th. it aR 9 0 month—42. throughout the land may never | We THIS STORE THROUGH THE SERVICE THEY Total enrollment for the| he repeated, but as long as time! GOOD MUSIC i HAVE GIVEN FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS. grades to date—74. ho | Shall last every American on the up WHEN THE PRICE IS CONSIDERED THEY ARE ro ert oth Weg | anniversary of that triumphant Has been obtained for the dance and arrangements grades for the same month last) day will pay grateful, joyful tri- year—82, bute to the victorious heroes of | 2 Total enrollment for the whole} the Great World War. | school to date—127 The American Legion has sug- | Total enrollment for the whole gested that November 11th be school for the same month last | known as Armistice Day and re- year—124, quests that it be set aside as a WORTH EVERY CENT PAID FOR THEM AND NOT ONLY DOES THE HOOD RUBBER CO. STAND BACK OF THEM BUT WE BACK THEM JUST AS WEDO ANY OTHER ARTICLE OF are being made for a REAL BLOW-OUT. Lie The American Legion is the organization of Ex-ser- f= MERCHANDISE IN OUR STORE. fae eo Seal having | tea) holiday. ice vice men and the proceeds are to help their organization ite ; high final grades. As Governor of the State of | fi Burdette Belknap —...... 3 A’s| faaho, Lam glad to comply with |fi2 get properly started. Cecilia Nacke ... 3 A's this suggestion and request. {fe =i HOOD RUBBERS eet 2 An|_ NOW, THEREFORE, I, D. W.|E a sable a . 4 B's Davis, Governor of the State of Let’s go, give the boys a lift, and celebrate a regular iW AREAS er ms ». | Idaho, do hereby designate Tues- A RE CONSIDERED THE LONGEST WEARING Ce cae 4 cay, November 14, 1010 Avmis- (I). Atenatoare BIG DAY and boost the organization that Bi BBERS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE ye elo psa alles 4 BS] tice Day, and proclaim it a holi-, Ue eee : - Feline ona eae 4 Bre raid bg ide ualol dpe of oem stands for only 100 per cent Americanism. =i eI, Vera Maughmeyr .............. 4 B's| 20 to be observed by the people in a spirit of thankfulness and Allen i Aenean ee 4 Ps joy and prayer that Divine Prov- Se Louise Hattrup 1 AG 3 B's idence may continue to guide our | pean Season 1 A&3 B’s|hation to righteous victories. | Mae Asker 1 A -& 4 B’e|. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State of Idaho to be affixed. COTTONWOOD HARDWARE CO. COTTONWOOD, IDAHO the State, this 29th day of Oct- uF er Signed) D. W. Davis, | JSR ALL LALLA LRA! Governor of Idaho. HVUUNUUUUUAUAOA UAE LGA To Lewiston, Ida. AND ATTEND The Biggest and Best Livestock Show and Sale OF THE NORTHWEST BIG PURE BRED SHORTHORN SALE—Nov. 12th BIG PURE BRED HEREFORD SALE—Noy. 13th BIG PURE BRED SWINE & SHEEP SALE—Nov. 14 Addresses By GOVERNOR DAVIS OF IDAHO—NOVEMBER 11TH Eighth Grade grades. 6 B’s—Hildagarde Oldham, and Selma Butler. 4 B’s—Bernice Simon, Mar- garet Simon. Seventh Grade grades. 9 B’s—Grace Morton. 1 A and7 B’s—Fern ; Pherson. 6 B’s—Raymond Nims and Clarence Peterson. 5 B’s—Helena Hamlin. Fifth Grade grades. 1 A—Leslie Shields. 6 B’s—Harold Netzel 4 B’s—Kenneth Hensley, Will Manwaring, Bessie Sager, |Roy Reed. Sixth Grade grades. | 6 B’s—Leonore Nims, Elsa | Matthiesen, Irene Simon. | 4 B’s—Hazel Stewart More than 100,000 good posi- j; tions in the public schools are either vacant or filled by teach- ers below standard while attend- ance at Norman schools has de- J.V. BAKER & SON “Where Quality and Prices Meet’’ Set TTT TT TT TTT UU 2 Wu Mc Attest: (Signed) Robert O. Jones, Secretary of State. The governor has also issued | a proclamation designating, Nov. 27th as a day for thanksgiving | and praise. Monuments of Quality Our Monuments are finished from the very best ‘of Marble and Granite, by skilled workmen. Our satis- fied customers are our best reference. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICES Lewiston Marble and Granite Works 18 Main Street, Lewiston, Idaho A. H. NAU, Cottonwood Representative BOY SWALLOWED PIN. Two months ago the 7-year- old son of Wilfred Harmon of | Sandpoint, swallowed a pin. As it caused the child no pain no| effort was made at the time to recover it. This week the little boy complained of pain in the; region of his heart and physiec- jians found that the pin was! working toward the heart, point first. An incision was made, but because of the close proxim- ity of the pin to the heart the| doctors did not undertake to re- | move it, trusting to the action of the system, which it is thought will now cause the pin to drift toward the incision, as the point of least resistence, and they will recover it therefrom later, Soa RU “Tip Top” makes more loaves of better bread than other flour on the market. 24-tf No Cure For the “Flu” Altho this dreaded Disease ravaged the Country last year yet | creased 20 per cent according to a cure has really not been found for it, and Medical say another Epidemic will occur. tional Association. There are We urge everybody, the minute you feel a cold coming on, | 38,000 unfilled positions in the have fever or chills, dull aches or constipation, to take a THORO, | United States. CLEANSING, PURIFYING LAXATIVE. The Examination Again. Bathe your feet in hot salt water, take a good big cup of | The heart and lungs are situat- HOLLISTER’S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA (warm), and go to bed |ed in the borax. for the night—chances are you will feel fine the next morning and | A vampire is a man that set- it won’t be so easy for the “Flu” or Grippe to get you. tles baseball games. Buy a package today, have it in the House and use it at the|. Infantry is a place where they very first warning. Mothers should closely watch the children | keep infants, and treat them without delay. THEO. F. SCHAECHER. Anisland isa lot of water with some land in the center of it; Authorities |» report of the National Educa- COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS. ly a, ~~ dismissed A glossary is a place where ae Fibicain ene for Minister of Agriculture, Alberta Mr. and Mrs. John Coram and] in the district court, on a motion Ree ites poultry Saturdays an ondays. x, 2 7 . TO om Mr. and Mrs. A. P. McBoyle and| of the state. Mrs. Otto, last se ye ten le the Red| 1: Clarke, the junk man. 39tr GOVERNOR HART OF WASHINGTO. NOV. 12TH son expect to depart soon for southern California, where they will spend the winter. Eighteen members of Grange- ville’s Cowboy band will leave Sunday morning for Spokane, where they will play at the Western Royal Livestock show, which opens Monday. The boys will return to Grangeville Satur- day evening. Grant Smith & Co., contract- ors for sections of the North and South highway between the mouth of Whitebird creek and New Meadows, this week remov- ed their offices from Grange- ville to their camp four and a half miles up Salmon river from Whitebird. Dale Fulton departed on Tues- day morning for Philadelphia, where he will enter upon a three- year course in one of the leading conservatories in the United States. Dale will specialize on the violin. T. C. Lyda, prominent rancher on the Salmon River country, was in Grangeville this week from his home on Slate creek. No severe weather has been ex- perienced so far on Salmon river, said Mr. Lyda. Alfalfa fields are green. One of the new camps erected by Grant Smith & Co., road contractors, is on Mr. Lyda’s ranch. Case against Mrs. Mattie Otto, eharged with assult with a dead- in attendance. spring shot Miss Vesta Nepean in the ankle, during an altera- tion at the Otto place. She claimed the shooting was acci- dental. Mrs. Otto, ata prelim- inary hearing in the probate court, was held to answer to the district court. Ross Frizzell and E. E, John- son became the owners of the Harvey Peterson acreage on Sar- vas Flat this week. Mr. Frizzell came out this week from his former holdings near Whitebird and made preparations to move to his new holdings. There is some 300 acres deeded land, to- gether with 200 head of cattle in the deal. Heavy snows of the last few days have made it necessary for the Grangeville-New Meadows stage line to abandon motor trucks for transportation of pas- sengers, mails and express, and return to the use of horses. The auto stage left Grangeville for the last time Tuesday morning, but when at the Trueblood place encountered snow that was so deep that the road was impass- able to motor vehicles. A change was made to horses, and the journey to Whitebird continued. The charter for the Grange- ville Post of the American Le- gion was received last week and a meeting was called for Satur- and Black Seas. A fort is a place where sol- diers stay, a fortress is a place where soldier’s wives stay, and 4 a fortitude is where they both | % stay. 3 “So you think a college educa- tion is a good thing for a boy ?” “Yes, I think it’s a pretty good thing. Fits him for some- thing in life. If he can’t catch on with a baseball team, he can often land a job as a professor.” Our “Tip Top” and “Idaho Gold” flour is handled by the best jobbers and wholesale deal- ers all over the country and us- | ed by all the good house-wives. They are made of the pick of plumb Camas Prairie wheats, and every sack is guaranteed or money cheerfully refunded. 24-t Seateateatectecteat Pe etetteatecteetentectentectentecteeetege | Dr, W.-S. Jackson Practice devoted ex- clusively to the eyes and | : the relation of their de- fects to human ills. Will be at the % COTTONWOOD HOTEL The first Monday and 2 day to all ex-service men to be The following | eteodiotio tote ee ee teteepepteetoeereey Tuesday of each month : ; Office Main Street next to oberg DR. H. B. BLAKE Physician and Surgeon secfectoofoat Baker’s Store efoay INTUITIVE ED V. PRICE Tailored to Order, High Grade SUITS AND OVERCOATS Knickerbocker Suits and Pants for Boys “HORSE HIDE” FLEECE LINED GLOVES For Men LEATHER VESTS STAG SHIRTS MACKINAWS OVERCOATS AT REASON- ABLE PRICES | Paul F. Lake | “The Store For Everybody”) HONORABLE DUNCAN MARSHALL—NOV, 11TH JUDGING CONTEST BY SCHOOLS AND YOUNG FOLKS—NOVEMBER 10TH NIGHT SHOW & SALT LAKE OPERA QUINTETT NOVEMBER 11TH Prominent Men Who Will Judge and Cry Honorable Duncan Marshall—AlJberta, Canada M. Armentrout—Botna, Iowa D. F. Burke, Peublo, Colorado W. J. Hather, Ore, Nebraska Col. W. B. Cropsey, Lewiston, Idaho C. E. Walks, Moscow, Idaho Band Music and Salt Lake Opera Quintette, Daily Special Banquets, entertainment, dancing every night : TEN ROUND BOXING MATCH Sailor Lawson vs. Jesse Reed, Temple Theatre, Nov. 12 Under the jurisdiction of State Boxing Commission It is a show and Sale that no person interested in Live- stock can afford to miss, approximately $50,000 in cash premiums. COME—Bri ng the entire family—View the Livestock of National reputation. Northwest Livestock Show & Sale On the Spokane—Lewiston—Portland Tri-State Circuit Lewiston, Idaho NOV. 9 to 14 ANVAITAOOUUEUOAEALA USE