Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, May 14, 1920, Page 4

NO. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Cottonwood 67 State Bank At Cottonwood, Idaho, in the State of Idaho, at the close of business May 4, 1920. RESOURCES Cash on hand .................4: Due from Banks .. Checks and Drafts on other Banks Loans and Discounts Overdrafts ..... Stocks, Bonds and Warrants Banking House, Furniture and Fi Total LIABIL Individual deposits subject to check Time Certificates of Deposit Cashier’s Checks Total Deposits Capital Stock paid in Surplus Reserved for Taxes Total Peon edonte ocdoetocdodeaectototedts State of Idaho, County Undivided Profits, less expenses, interest and taxes paid é 11,379.25 ‘ 33,057.70 ~~ sh 482.90 18, 734. 71 xtures 6,500.00 328,295.22 ITIES 143,824.06 - 145,131.41 2,104.54 291,060.01 25,000.00 10,000.00 850.51 ly Be. 70 g 4 Oe & 3 POPPIES SS a 328,295.22 of Idaho, ss. Il, H. C. MATTHYESEN Cashier of the above-named bank do solmenly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. 2 CORRECT— Attest ectors. Subscribed and sworn to befor M. M. Belknap, C. MATTHIESEN, Cashier. Herman H. Nuxoll, dir- 4 e me this.8th day of May 1920. I certify that I am NOT an Officer of or Director of this bank Geo. M. Robertson, Notary Public. Seescoceneneeooooooooronoeneooroesossooeoononoeees ee) winter to fill your bins. age we had last winter. All Kinds CAN’T SAG GATES CEMENT LIME DOORS WINDOWS Madison Lumber & Mill Co. VMINUESEOUEUUOUEEOOUAEEOUAEEREAAAELUALL ‘COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS. Miss Hattie Reed and Lyle Crawford, both of Whitebird, were married Monday by Pro- bate Judge Campbell in his of- fice in the courthouse. Both are well known in the Whitebird country. Grangeville friends of both the bride and bridegroom will be interested in knowing of the marriage of Mrs. Dora Phillips, until recently of Grangeville, and George C. Gratton. They were married last week in The Dallas, Ore. Annual Days of 49, produced | under auspices of the Cowboy! band, closed Friday night of last! week, after three nights’ session. Large crowds attended the per- formances, and the band boys were pleased with the outcome. Through the efforts of Acting | Postmaster J. A. Peterson per-| mission has been granted by the post office department for the! distribution of the incoming mail on Sunday evenings and the op- every individual part. * 512 Railroad Avente COAL Fill your coal bins now before the price advances, All indications point to a sharp advance in the price which is likely to come soon. Don’t forget the coal short- POH Don’t wait until next of Lumber BLACKSMITH COAL SAND BRICK PAPER ROOFING ML ening of the stamp and general delivery windows at the usual time 9 o'clock. Sheldon Stubbs and J. Loyal Adkison, who recently formed a partnership for the transaction of real estate and insurance bus- iness, on Monday opened an of- fice in the Von Berge building, formerly occupied by Richards & Soltman’s tailor shop. They will transact a general real es- tate and insurance business. Cal Griffin, aged 74, for a number of years a resident of ‘Idaho county, died Saturday ‘night in the Alcorn hospital in this city, as a result of paralysis ‘and pneumonia. Mr. Griffin is | believed to have relatives in In- diana. Funeral services were | held Monday afternoon from the | Hancock parlors, the Rev. H. S. Randall officiating. Burial was in Prairie View cemetery. | Grasshopper eggs, which are found in large quantities on Camas Prairie, are fertile, and will hatch when warm weather Transport Trucks The Ideal Farm Truck---Internal Gear Drive Mr. Farmer, we want to see a Transport Truck on your farm. transportation problems whether they are large or small. 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Grangeville has not cele- | brated the national holiday in| several years, and the matter is being taken up by local folks, | with a view of holding an old-| fashioned celebration with fire- works, firecrackers, ‘nevery- thing. Cornerstone exercises in | connection with Idaho county’s | memorial to soldier and sailor dead_ will quite likely be held) here on Independence day, it is asserted. Sensational charges of drunk- | enness at the Cowboy band’s an- nual Days of ’49, whigh closed | here Friday night, were made by Fred E. Lukens, waperiatandent | of the Grangeville public schools | in a talk before the Grangeville | Commercial club, Wednseday | noon. Mr. Lukens presented a} resolution condemning the '49| show. The resolution was adopt- | ed by the club. Superintendent | Lukens declared that the °49| show was demoralizing to the| public schools. One morning, | he asserted, all the senior boys save one were absent from school, due to ‘too much ’49) show.” | All Around |20} Zhe House eK Cayenne pepper should be used sparingly, as it es ts the liver. . A few vanilla Sila kept In the su- gar box impart a delicious flavor to sugar. eee Left-over fruits, canned, may be used In deliclous gel- atin salads, eee Wear goggles when using cleaning fluids—like ammonia—which give irri- tating fumes, see To get the real, full flavor of mus- tard, it should be mixed with salad oll only. | oo Vinegar, If rubbed first on discol- ored steel work, ensures a quick and easy polish. Leave that suit or overcoat for cleaning or pressing at Tom Randall’s confectionery _ store. All work guaranteed. Richards & Soltman, Grangeville. 10-tf NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS. Notice is hereby given, that a meeting of the Democratic County Central Committee of Idaho county, is hereby called to convene in the City of Grange-, ville, Idaho County, Idaho, on Tuesday the 25th, day of May, 1920 at 2 o'clock P. M. for the whether fresh or | | | purpose of selecting nine dele-| gates to attend the Democratic State convention called to con- vene in the city of Lewiston, Idaho, on June 15th, 1920, to select delegates to the Demo- cratic National Convention to convene at San Francisco on June 28th, 1920. Also the said County Central Committee at said meeting will transact any and all other bus- iness brought before said meet- ing. All democrats are cordially in-| vited to attend. Dated this 11th day of May, 1920. JOHN A. 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Standard Peas, regular price 20 cents, on sale 4 cans for 70 cents. Large cans of Sardines, regular price 35 cents, on sale 4 cans for $1.00. Choice Buckskin Beans, $8.00 per cwt., 12 pounds for $1.00. Red Chilli Beans, $8.50 per ewt., 12 pounds for $1.00 Macaroni in bulk (substitute for spuds) 8 pounds for $1.00 Dairy Salt, 50 pound sacks, 5 sack lots $4.80, 10 sack lots $9.45. Block Salt, 50 pound blocks, 5 block lots $4.00, 10 block lots $7.90 _ One-half ground Stock Sale, 50 pound sacks, 5 sack lots $3.55, 10 sack lots $6.95. Chick food for baby chicks, $7.50 ewt. 3 pounds 25 cents. Ground bone, $6.50 cwt., 3 pounds 25 cents. Eastern Oyster shell 33.60 cwt., 6 pounds 25 cents, Pearl Oyster shell $3.00 cwt., 7 pounds 25 cents, Star Clam shell, $2.50 ewt., 8 pounds 25 cents, Seas Leggett Mercantile Co. .