Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 2

ie RF eee u| Big Celebration Grangeville JULY 4th 5th 6th Program Announced Later H. Wood, Chairman Wm. MacNeill, Sec. UOUUANOGAUUNAAUEUEAUAGGAAGOGENSAERERAUEEELENUUUUUUUUAUOAAAUOUOOOGOONGOONAGENGGOUOOLEUULITS 2 : = | : L Chautauqua Will start tomorrow Saturday, June 19 This will be Cottonwood’s week of enjoy- ment and entertainment. Help the local committee put this over by purchasing your season ticket early. Taxes become delinquent June 26. Pay them here THE COTTONWOOD STATE BANK E. M. EHRHARDT, Pres. H. C. MATTHIESEN, Cashier M. M. BELKNAP, Vice-Pres. COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS. | ing. Judge James F. Ailshie of| The Jesse Wood farm, consist- Coeur d’Alene spent a couple of | ing of 125 acres, lying just south days in the city this week on) of Denver was sold this week legal business. He returned to) through the agency of Adkison Te the consideration being $125 per! acre. Miss Aoda Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Nelson of Fenn, arrived home unexpected-| ly last Friday evening. Miss | Nelson has been attending school at Walla Walla during the past winter and is now home for the! summer vacation. A. C. Riutcel has sold his town | residence to William Soltman, and will leave with his family at | an early date for California, stopping first at Santa Ana, to visit with Nelson McArthur who formerly resided here, and will then probably locate in the Im-| perial valley. | The agricultural committee of | the Grangeville Commercial club | met Saturday and decided on July 10 or thereabouts as a date for a county wide farm bureau picnic, at which time several of the university faculty will be present to address the members on agricultural and other topies. A definite date for the occasion will be announced later. INVOOTHUUFOUUAONREOAUROACOOLUONRERAOELENUEOGRUSLLEEOREEAETOELEOAUHEOUERAGUOERULUOEGAEGROOUOUOEGONEOTOAUU CortonwWoop 18 AGAIN FORTUNATE BY Havinc secureD EDUCATIONAL AmuseMENT FOR OUR PEOPLE Unprr THE EXCELLENT MANAGEMENT OF Tue ELLISON WHITE CHAUTAUQUA CO., Anp EVERY BOOSTER NAMED Upon THe BoosTER ROSTER, SHOULD QuickLy FALL IN LINE, AND Untit THe 247TH OF JUNE, HELP Le Oe ANNInILATE THE PESSIMIST AND We are still on deck and with better flour then ever, Meyer and he “knows.” Put the Chautauqua Over TO THE PUBLIC. q In order to supply the sand} contracted for delivery to St. Gertrude’s Convent and ~ to avoid delays in loading, we, the undersigned have taken over the his home on Wednesday mor n-| & Stubbs, to Mrs. G. S. Stockton Unusual Tires endurance. from your dealer IRES that are different in their distinctive good locks and in their construction. An extra ply of fabric, an extra heavy tread and generous oversize make a tire of remarkable Next time— BUY FISK Martzen sand pit for a period up to January Ist, 1921. We will ‘ligpatate the same, will have men there in charge and anyone wanting good sand at a reason- able figure, can have same by calling us up the day before, so we can have it ready. Before entering the field, you will find a gate, which will open at 7 a. m. and close at 6 p. m.} and any entrance before or aft these hours is forbidden. We also caution the people to be careful when approaching sand bin, as we must use more or le dynamite and will give signals before firing any shots. We will charge $0.50 per yard for the sand itself and $1.00 per yard for delivering it into the bin, a total of $1.50 per yard and expect everybody to prepare for settlement at above basis at the office of our company. We do the shooting, drilling | and all the hard work. All you! have to do is place your truck or | wagon under the bin and in one | minute you are ready to leave. | We must pay for the sand, the} powder, the gasoline and labor | and furnish all the tools and can not allow any reduction, what- ever, from the prices set. When sending a team, be sure to notify us or send an order signed by you, as we woula otherwise be compelled to refs loading. Contractors must give us the names of all parties haul- | ing for them, so there is no ques- tion to put up when presenting | bills for payment. | COTTONWOOD MILLING & ELEVATOR COMPANY. | Cottonwood Hardware & Implement Co. CARRIES THE SAME OLD RELIABLE JOHN DEERE Line of Cutting Machinery and tillage goods THE CASE THRESHER AND TRACTOR LINE A REGULAR STOCK OF HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS Their years of experience gets the goods to you for less STTUIIIUUUIVUUAUUUUUNULANALUUEUAOUEAOULUEGGUGUAUOUTEEOUGNAUEALUGUAV ALGAE HOVUUOAEGOOUGSEOOOUGAURUAAGOOOUASUOAGOOEOAOSOOAQOEEOUGEGROUAESOUOEOUOUAEOOAAOUOEAGUUGAGUOAAOUAREAE MO mal Chautauqua Specials MEN’S WORK SOCKS Men’s blue and brown mired cotton work sox, elastic tops. LADIE’S SILK HOSE Black, White and Tan, regular and outsize. Best quality. Special—19c Special—$1.98 MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Men's fancy dress shirts, soft cuff and laundered fast colors. Special—$1.25 LADIE’S WAISTS Special Discount on all Georgette waists. Voile and See these Waist MEN’S CAPS Men's light weight caps, checks and plain. Latest styles. Special—$1.25 to $3.00 LADIE’S APRONS singham Aprons and Dresses in full range of sizes. 20 Per Cent Discount MEN’S UNDERWEAR Light weight for Summer, Athletic style. Special—$1.98 BOY’S SUITS All suits at 20 per cent discount during Chautauqua Week. Best Fine Suits for a Boy J. V. BAKER & SON WHERE QUALITY AND PRICES MEET