Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, July 2, 1920, Page 5

. COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS, | resident of Grangeville for four| days from Palo Alto, Calif ,| west of Grangeville. The new-| the Manning ranch. ~ ,Harry C. Cranke departed | years, died last Friday afternoon! where he has been attending col-|ly-married eouple will reside on| Good printing is our business. Monday for Creston, Wn., to ar-| in his home in this city. Death! lege, will accompany him. Laidneges enaneecimeiin range for a_ sale of purebred| was due to infirmities of age. | y e n D. Cridlebaugh of qs fea Shorthorn cattle for Blenz bro-} Hugh Taylor, son of Mr. and | Grangeville and Miss Carrie Nol-| fits es 2 MTT teas FIRST thers. : Mrs. H. Taylor, who has been oc-|an of Lewiston were married] f : ‘ » On Wednesday, June 16th, at} cupying the chair of Enclish andj Monday in Lewiston. The Kodaks at all prices Lewiston, Idaho, occured the|French at Wentworth Military | young couple spent several days from $3.00 up. If it ¥ marriage of Miss Eva M. Parks academy, Lexington, Mo., dur-| visiting relatives in Grangeville isn’t an Eatsman it ‘ of this place and Willard Ray) ing the past year, is now visiting| this week. They will reside in NATIONAL Hae : " isn’t a kodak. | Taylor of Spokane. with relatives in Tennesee and| Lewiston. Mr. Cridlebaugh is ie age a E Albert Haener of Cottonwood} North Carolina. Later he will| express messenger on the Camas “1 —Also— ¢ : this week took delivery of a two} go to New York to take special | rie railroad with a run be fa FILMS 4 and one-half ton Republic truck) work at Columblia university.| tween Lewiston and Riparia. 0) PAPER through the agency of William) He will not visit the home folks| Miss Olga Marie Axelson of | 5fj fies Peacock. __. {this year. | Lewisiton and Earl Manning of fie POST CARDS Marion Tipton, of Whitebird, Dr. G. S. Stockton will leave | Grangeville were married Sun-| 4h TANKS was in Grangeville Wednesday.| shortly after the 1st of July for | « in Lewiston. Miss Axel-| (te Mr. Tipton said the Whitebir 1!) and all accessories. the home of his mother in east-| son was teacher in the Grange-| { oy enamel Foy ern Canada .The doctor's moth-| ile publie schools during the fg) Kodak as you go along si riday, was * 8 tO er is now 87 years of age ¢ year 1918-19. Mr. Manning,! §ol ) vw : é . quality of the program and fin-| this will meant he his inet ane who is a son of Me. one ie te ty a Cottonwood Idaho ancially. 5 with her. Andrew Stockton.|J. P. Manning, is a well-known ’ Jacob Olinger, 78 years old, 2! who is expected home in a few! young rancher residing north- @ See tostostoste stone soriecteconte dostertentorestoatoatontonderte tectecoatee Se ontonte to cbondonto te cdontonte te stonteete tentonteatostontonteatertontontent At the Cottonwood Livery Barn, Cottonwood, Idaho | aturday, July 10th patti 2. Twenty-three Head of Good Horses tc Association Ever Devised Greatest Banking | 9490 0505000000600000000000 NOTICE TOTHE ELECTORS OF THE TERRITORY PRO- POSED TO BE ANNEXED TO THE COTTONWOOD HIGH- WAY DISTRICT. Notice is Hereby Given that an election will be held on Wed- jnesday July 12, 1920, from the hour of 8 o'clock A. .M to the hour of 7 o'clock P. M. of said day for the purpose of deter- mining whether or not the ter- ritory hereinafter described and bounded shall be annexed to and become part of the now organiz- ed “Cottonwood Highway Dist- rict” and included in the organ- ization of said “Cottonwood Highway District” in accordance | with Chapter 62, Section 11 of | the Compiled Laws of Idaho and acts relating thereto. The boundaries of the terri- tory proposed to be annexed to said “Cottonwood Highway Dist- rict” are as follows: aivtangd ‘ 4 ' The East Half of Sec. 17; the Pet 1 8 ie 2 thet heal East Half of Sec. 8; the East ae ' : ee 5, Twp. 31, N. R. 2 A map showing the land in said proposed annexation is now on file in the office of the Clerk ‘ of the Board of County Commis- PESOS DESO DE DHS reredeeedred teenie cL i cc ce ek ok kf ooo 8 eo | sioners, at Grangeville, Idaho. | ONE ROAN MARE, 7 YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1400 ONE BLACK MARE, 2 YEARS OLD Blectors are required to cast ieee ONE BROWN MARE, 7 YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1410 ONE BROWN MARE, 2 YEARS OLD 7 amelogenin Ba ONE BLACK MARE, 9 YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1275 ONE BAY MARE, 2 YEARS OLD way District, Yes” “Annexed't> ONE BLACK MARE, 5 YEARS OLD WEIGHT 1270 » ONE BROWN MARE, 2 YEARS OLD Cittonwaol "Highway District ONE GRAY MARE, 5 YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1150 : ONE BAY YEARLING | No.” vy : oo ogg Ree yg Seeriek weicer ie 0 : ONE BAY PACING MARE, 5 YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1050— [hl ection shalt ‘ha aaa * ONE MARE, EARS D, AGHT L104 Is also A No, 1 saddler vote at said election unless he = ONE BROWN MARE, 4 YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1100 Saeed oe nee sesuio aie hall deer stifles £ ONE SORREL MARE, 5 YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1125 > ONE GRAY MARE, 4 YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1300 shall possess all the qualifica- $ ONE BROWN MARE, 4 YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1100 » ONE BAY MARE, 4 YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1300 tions required of electors under £ ONE BAY MARE, 4 YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1300 ONE BLACK MARE, 3 YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1200 aero po ge = £ ONE BLACK GELDING, 2 YEARS OLD ; ONE BLACK MAR YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1200 Galo; aNd be 8 Tesutent OF ame oo . : proposed territory to be annexed Seebedeetesest ‘ eee tee ee eet | Polling place: Joe McDonald’s Residence. ONE REGISTERED STALLION, 5 YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1500. THIS STALLION IS REGISTERED IN THE PERCHERON Judges: Joseph McDonald and SOCIETY OF AMERICA AND IS A FIRST CLASS WORK HORSE 7 SETS OF GOOD HARNESS. HEAVY AND LIGHT Mrs. Joseph McDonald. Dated this 22nd day of April, aaa Serre re 1920. ‘ zs Henry Telcher, Clerk of the e Allsums of $20 under, cash. All sums oyer that amount 6 months’ Board of County Commissioners, . : . poe ue ad e . ‘Idaho County, Idaho. 26-3 e time will be given on bankable note bearing 10 per cent interest. | okomdiienaoue NO PROPERTY TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR | Sat me help ree Seno a _ ee |new paper and decorating. Hoene Hardware. 16-tf | NOTICE. i ee R h oades & Son On and after the first of Jul; | the Cottonwood Dray Co., will change its delivery hour from : * "6 P | 2:30 in the afternoon to = : Harry Cranke, Auctioneer First National Bank, Clerk jello. Flease seneniee as early to assure delivery on the 4 same day. Cotton Dray-3