Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 7

PL SPE EI OFFICIAL CALL. Notice is hereby given that at 4 meeting of the Democrati: ° the Committee issued a call for convening a Democratic State Convention at Lewiston, Idaho, June 15, 1920 at the hour of 2 ——} p. m. The purpose of the Conven- tion is to elect eight (8) dele- gates to the Democratic Nation- al Convention to be held at San Francisco, California, June 28, 1920. By resolution duly adopted the delegates to said State Conven- tion to be held at Lewiston, Ida- ho, is apportioned among the several Counties of the State as follows: Ada . 9 . 6 9 ro Bonneville Butte Camas .. Cassia .. Canyon ... Clearwater - Custer ..... Elmore ... Franklin . Fremont . Gem WaAWewn oreo 09 09 Com Oo — ——— I ——— Kootenai - Latah . Lewis - Lincoln Lemhi ..... Madison . Minidoka ... Nez Perce Oneida ... Owyhee - Payette ... Power ..... Shoshone Teton ........ Twin Falls Valley ........ Washington Caribou ..... Clark ...... Jerome By resolution duly adopted the Democratic County Central | Committee of each County shall | select, or provide for a primary election or County Convention to elect delegates thereto. JEROME J. DAY, State Chairman. | Attest: G. W. Suppeger, ll ] ——) ——) ————)) AMOAAWCWWNNWAOH mOTIAR awww ecretary. | Dated at Wallace, Idaho, March | 16, 1920. Sao — EGGS! EGGS! EGGS! EGGS!) Purebred White Leghorn and Rhode Island Red hatching eggs | $1 per setting. Mrs. J. F. Jenny, | Cottonwood. Idaho. 12-tf | CLOSES MARCH 31. The season for trout fishing, in Idaho, with the exception of | the navigable streams, will close on March 81 and remain closed for two months. Up to the pre- sent time there have been but few good catches reported and those who love the sport of an- gling are not expecting much good fishing before summer. Dr. Orr reports the arrival of a baby girl at the John Jentges home Tuesday and a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Newton Norberg y- Mrs. Emma Kincaid departed Friday morning for Ashmoore, Mont., where she expects to spend the summer with her son William Kincaid. Mrs. Wm. Roberston, sister- in-law of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson spent a few days visit- ing with the Johnsons this week returning to her home Friday | morning. Mr. Robertson, her husband is now permanently lo- cated at Lewiston. Charles Strickfaden, of Ferdi- nand was a visitor in Cotton- wood Thursday for the first time since returning from Cali- fornia where he spent the win- ter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Strickfaden of Comp- ton, Calif. While in the state of perpetual sunshine Charlie con- tracted the flu which has settled in his stomach and lungs and he is not feeling very well. 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