Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, May 6, 1921, Page 6

ORPHEU M © SATURDAY, MAY 7TH Land and Sea—Waves 3 parlors 4 f and deserted Islands—the % serene beauty of the golden 3 ® day and the marvelous ef- 3 % fects of terrific storms on 4 % the ocean—and last but not 3 ¢ least $ and Air—Society EVA NOVAK JACK PARRIN all help together to make “THE TORRENT” * One of the most scenic and interesting entertainments 3 ® of the season. COMEDY: Stuffed Lion (20 and 80 cents) SUNDAY, MAY 5TH The tonights presentation deals with ‘Whispers’ A thrilling, gripping story of society’s ruthless scandal mongers, with endless com- plications. Elaine Hammerstein ® Is the heroine in this fine t compilation of M. V. Con- fF nolly. This is a photo ¢ drama you can’t help to 3 & like. ‘ ALSO: Sich News Screen (20 and 80 cents) * THURSDAY, MAY 12TH Like a Good Wild West? Very well; come and see NEAL HEART % | Goodyear COTTONWOOD AND VICINITY Personal Mention and Local Happenings of the Week in This Vicinty. Bring your Laundry to the R. H. Kendall Confectionary.6-4 Princess $2.10. “400” $2.20 Save 10c onthe dollar by using our cash discount coupon *|in our May Store. Magazine ¢ | Hoene Hardware. 19-1 20 percent reduction on all tires at the Hoene Hardware. 19-1 Beautiful California Gerani- $/ums, outdoor rooted plants, 20 for $1.00; $4.50 per 100. Assort- %/ed Chrysanthemums at same All plants prepaid and guaranteed. The Far West Nursery, Glendale, Calif. 19-1 Dr. Salsberg, the Eye Special- ist, of Lewiston, will make his regular semi annual visit to Cottonwood, beginnig Monday May 16th. 19-2 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Titus, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baker, and Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Wright all of Grangeville motored over from the county seat Sunday. Approximately 25 baseball fans from Cottonwood attended the ball game at Fenn, Sunday, between Fenn and Greencreek. rate. >| The boys report the game a good one, going for ten innings with the Greencreek boys coming out with the long end of the score. Mrs.-Georgt McPherson and children arrived Saturday even- ing from Asotin, where they have been spending the winter. They will remain here until after the spring work has been completed on their ranch north- west of Cottonwood. “Buzz” Hunt spent Wednes- day in Cottonwood with his daughter, Miss Ova Dale Hunt. %| Mr. Hunt now resides at Clark- ston and having been in Grange- ville on business, before return- ing home spent a day with his daughter. A letter received this week by Mr. Netzel from his wife who de- parted last week for Clintonville, Wis., to attend the funeral of her step-father, Henry Prechel, states that she arrived in time to attend the funeral, after the sev- vices had been postponed for half an hour. Miss Leasel Hussman return- ed last week from a_ three months’ visit with relatives and friends at Portland, Spokane and Plaza, Wash. Miss Hussman states that she spent a very en- joyable visit while away. She will again resume her position as operator with the Pacific Tel- ephone Co.. Sunday. PLATT TA, Cake ee COTTONWOOD CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY COMPANY, LTD. Cottonwood, Idaho NOTICE. There is delinquent upon the following described stock on ac- count of assessment levied on March 28th, 1921, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective share-holders as follows: No. of Certificate For bread call at the Maugg Confectionery. 19-1 A large number of Cottonwood people attended the funeral of Gertrude Stolz at Greencreek Wednesday morning. The city has a force of mén at work filling up some of the mud holes with rock. 25 percent reduction on all United States and Diamond tires in stock at the Hoene Hardware. Leave your orders for early and late cabbage plants at J. V. Baker and Son, Arlie Gentry. -2 Our Store Magazine for the month of May contains a 10 per cent Discount Coupon. Hoene Hardware. 19-1 Mrs. Asa Jones and son, Lew- is, came out from their ranch on the river Saturday evening to visit at the home of Mrs. Jones’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Rooke. Fred Butler, a well known Lewiston attorney, was a busi- ness visitor in Cottonwood Tues- day, returning to his home the following morning. Mr. Butler | was here on legal matters. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sligar left Wednesday morning for their new home at Albion, Wash. where they will reside in the fu- ture. They shipped their house- hold goods by express. Owing to the absence of some of the newly elected councilmen from the city, Monday evening, the installation of the newly elected village trustees was post- poned until some later date. Those who desire to have their eyes examined while Dr. Salsberg is in Cottonwood may phone to the Hotel after the 15th for appointments as Dr. Sals- bergs stay is limited to a very short time. 19-2 E. M. Ehrhardt, president of the Empire National Bank of Clarkston, and also president of the Cottonwood State Bank of this city, was a business visitor in the city Tuesday, returning to his home Wednesday morning. Dr. Orr performed an opera- tion upon Mrs. Julius Von Bar- gen at Fenn, Wednesday. The operation was a very cridical one, but up to the present writing the patient has been doing very nice- ly. He was assisted by Dr. Stockton of Grangeville. The Farmers Union received oniy a small number of hogs, Monday, 50 in all, which is the lowest in number to have been deivered here for some time. The porkers were sold to Ben Shaw, a_ stock buyer from Grangeville. I. M. Julian, J. V. Baker, Art Rhoades, Frank Blackburn and R. H. Butler departed Sunday evening for Grangeville, having been summoned there for jury duty. Mr. Butler, Mr. Julian, and Frank Blackburn returned Tuesday morning, having been excused from jury duty by Judge Scales. No. of Shares Amt. Miah \ The Shirt Here, there, and everywhere, A {pid i ij" Sania ui That Scores--Every Time you'll find men who wear a certain make of shirt. To the last man, every one of them is satisfied and contended, because this particular kind of shirt gives a lot of comfort and satisfaction. It’s a shirt that scores. Ask any of these fellows the brand of shirt he favors, and he'll tell you with pride that his choice is Beau Brummel Shirts. A real man’s shirt—that gives real service. It has the ear mark of style stamped up- on it—and in every line comfort is embodied to a very generous degree. Buy Beau Brum- mels, Get shirts made of extra choice materials, finished like a made-to-measure gar- ments, and the kind that will come up to your ideas of what a shirt ought to be. WEAR BEAU BRUMMEL SHIRTS A Real Combination of Style and Comfort COTTONWOOD MERCANTILE CO. EVERYTHING TO EAT AND WEAR STATEMENT OF CONDITION The Cottonwood State Bank At close of business April 28, Loans and Discounts ................ - Overdrafts Village, School and County Warrants Banking House, Furniture and Fixture: Cottonwood, Idaho 1921. RESOURCES $172,061.59 87 14,738.98 6,500.00 Cash and Due from Banks ............. U.S. Liberty Bonds Capital Stock Surplus and Undivided Profits 40,886.51 $234,187.95 eevee 25,000.00 . 12,616.10 Time Certificates of Deposit —..... Cashier’s Checks ... Deposits subject to check $284,187.95 NO REDISCOUNTS, BILLS PAYABLE OR CONTINGENT LIABILITIES IN ANY FORM Issued in lieu of certificate No. 11 original stock................ 4 Issued in lieu of certificate No. 41 original stock Issued in lieu of certificate No. 24 original stock................ Issued in lieu of certificate No. 26 original stock Samuel P. Waker 48. Issued in lieu of certificate No. 70 original stock Issued in lieu of certificate No. 51 original stock. Aug. Von Bargen 50. Issued in lieu of certificate No. 58 original stock. *| Herman VonBargen 52. _ Iss. in lieu of certificate No. 71 original stock. 58. Issued in lieu of e No. 16 original stock. 38 Louis M. Asker P. N. Huffman J. B. Luchtefeld 46. 44, $10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 One of the greatest “West- : erners” in a chapter of ¢ “The Fighting Parson” 46. We are paying 30cents for | gto tsooosseeteooosoes quart and 20 cents for pint A Correct Banking Methods bottles. Hoene Hardware. 19-tf Combined with Honor and Capable Management Mrs. Vern Dye, of Winona, spent Sunday in Cottonwood visiting with friends. Mrs. Jess Robertson went to Nezperce Thursday morning to spend a few days at the home of her parents. We are discontinuing all Uni- ted States and Diamond Tires 25 percent discount. Hoene Hardware. Mrs. Asa Jones and Mrs. W. A. | Ferguson were visitors in Grangeville Tuesday evening re-| turning to the city Wednesday | morning. | R. D. Humphrey, of this city, | is assisting H. H. Bennett, mana- | ger of the Ferdinand Hardware, | of Ferdinand, in re-opening a! j hardware store in that city to take the place of the one destroy ed by fire. | Y. H. Atkinson, manager of | the Cottonwood Mercantile Co.,! has taken a | on the John | Meyer home, and expects to oc-| cupy the same as a home the} early part of June when he ex- pects his family to arrive from . Seattle. The Meyers family are , Limited | now residing on their ranch near —Entitled— 47. Hell’s OASIS |Frank Rad ¢ In which a good girl comes $/ Frand Rad 39. to a bad town with the in- $| Cottonwood Hardware 5 . tention to reform it. Come $| W. T. Simon ee and see what h: E z| Henry Jess side cca ¢| John Arnzen The same evening brings %|J#ke Jensen the VI Episode of the H. W. Miller Franz Heartburg “LOST CITY” John Meyer 3 Poy Meyer THE MAN EATERS : PREY oe Riener (20 and 30 cents) >| Leo P. Simon P. A. Gaul 49. The assets of The First National Bank of Cottonwood are loaned only in reasonable amounts to men of sound finan- cial standing who are able to pay. Ninety-five percent of No loans exceeding four thousand dollars total to any one firm or individual. No excessive loans to officers or directors. Ample protection by surety bonds and insurance to cover possible contin- gencies of theft or burgulary. Member of the strongest banking organization in the world, the Federal Reserve System of the United States. all our loans are to land owners. ¢ | Chas. Olson gab SSapwsws: SSSssess THESE ARE THE THINGS THAT MAKE on > ss Jos. Kauffman : ¢ | Jos. Oldham 34 .... And in accordance with law, so many shares of each parcel of stock as may be necessary will be sold at the creamery building of the said corporation at Cottonwood, Idaho, on May 31, 1921 at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, to pay delinquent assessments thereon, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. W. B. HUSSMAN, Secretary, Office at Cotton weed, Idaho. ay el Bl ell Bel dd ~ >_> - os ~ > First National Bank COTTONWOOD, IDAHO = &