Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, February 17, 1922, Page 2

= 0OO9SSSSOSREH OFS HOSIS SSID OHHSHES9G 0005000040000 | PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES. JUST ARRIVED A New Shipment of Dry Goods Such As —GINGHAMS— —PERCALES— —VOILES— —ORGANDIES— —JAP SILK— —DAVONSHIRE— —FROLIC CLOTH— —DRAPERIES —HOSIERY Come and see this goods. We will be glad to show it to you We Sell For Cash CONSEQUENTLY WE SELL FOR LESS Leggett Mercantile Co. Where Your Dollar Buys More peppy pea In exchanging wheat for flour We will exchange 35 pounds of Patent Flour in your own flour sack for one bushel of No. 1 Mill- ing Wheat, or 33 pounds Patent Flour and we furnish the flour sack. This is for bulk wheat, we return the wheat sack to you. Six bushels makes one barrel of flour figuring 38 pounds to the bushel. Farmers’ Union Warehouse Co. Ltd. DISTRIBUTOR FOR IDAHO COUNTY C. H. GREVE, MANAGER Cottonwood Garage For Service We Aim to Please You 23rd Annual Fireman’s BALL Grangeville Wed., Feb. 22 Grangeville’s Leading Social Event of the Year “Bring Your Own Hose” nn ee f eighth grades who took the state *|grade examinations in January % | around. * Jennie Green, * county superintendent of schools ¢ gratulate you, * the grades made by your pupils. * They are unusually good in com- pil | received a letter oF uF) | that. | Tell “Dad” Rehder I am look- | teams, girls and boys, are to go % | Grangeville school . It goes with- $|23d and 24th of the present * month: next week if you please, 7 and this event is |close the season for *|within the league of this dis- % | trict. * high school team is not at the ~|/tip top in score, the team may £ yet be present and perchance ¥/compete for honors. # | awaited which will determine the 7 | matter. I; | something more than !/made as to the time of arrival ] | ception may be given her by the )| will be expected among the male =|portion of the vicinage to give | MUST BE A D————T. vA |siding in Lewiston. | his letter will interest his many mt! Am sending you a check for (By Supt. Swanger) The general expression among the high school boys is that base- ball season will receive a royal welcome. An early spring and a good field with some warming sunshine is longed for. The high school basketball to the county seat tomorrow night to play the Grangeville teams. Some time ago these games were scheduled but were ealled off owing to adventitious circumstances as seen by the out saying that the local teams expect to give a good account of their skill and it will be no fault of theirs if they fail to bring} home the victory. The basketball will be held at Lewiston on the tournament supposed to the teams While the Cottonwood Word is The pupils of the seventh and last scored a decided success all Ina letter to Miss the teacher of these grades in the Cottonwood | schools, Miss Pearson, deputy wrote as follows: “I must con- Miss Green, on parison to those of other dis- tricts.” | “Kitty” is to be here the first |part of March. Ask your neigh- | bor whether she has heard any- | thing about her coming and why | she is coming. The high school | | barometer exhibits some pecul- \iar fluctuations and _ indicates usual. | Further annnouncement will be} of “Kitty” so that a rousing re- good people of Cottonwood and vicinity. A generous rivalry her the glad hand. The Chronicle office this week | from its old} now re-| From the} | way he writes we take him to be| a democrat which is of course a |great surprise to us for we |thought that since the election} of 1920 that all democrats resid- | jed in Texas or at least south of | | the Mason-Dixon line. Anyway \friend, George Simon, | friends here . It reads as follows: | Lewiston, Idaho, February 15, 1922. | Dear Friend :- | the paper a little late but still in | the ring so let her come—I mean | the paper. | How is my old friend Henry | | Rehder ? Tell him I want to know jhow he likes Harding by this/ |time also Gov. Davis of Idaho. | |The Republican administration | | is between the devil and the deep | sea-on the bonus question. I) think Senator Borah will help| | them out or Poindexter of Wash- jington. If they can’t do any- | thing, I think Senator Gooding | land Newberry can. Enough of | | ing for a letter from him. How is| | Cottonwood ? My best wishes to you and the rest of my Cottonwood friends. | “Dad” Simon. |P. S. Keep my boys straight. | oan ae a, |PUBLIC DEPOSITS LARGE. | The annual reports of the! | village , school districts and high {way district of Kamiah disclose |the amounts the different ones | } had on deposit in the State Bank fof Kamiah when it closed its /doors April 8. The village is the heaviest depositor, there be- ing a total of $8255.25 ; $2137.43 | ‘of this was cash in the general | | fund, $1892 cash in the water) fund and $4725 of the sinking |fund being accumulated to re- tire the water system bonds. | |The school district had $394.95 |in its cash account and $5361.50 | in its sinking fund; the highway |district’s account amounted to} | $4326.09. The total of all! amounts to $18,837.79.—Kamiah Progress. Try one of our Want ads. FARM MEETING. E. J. Iddings, dean of the Uni- versity of Idaho college of agri- culture, will be the chief speaker at a meeting of the Idaho County | Farm bureau, in Grangeville, | Saturday, February 25. Byron Hunter, university specialist in farm management, also will speak. The meeting is called for 10 in the morning. | Farmers and other residents | of Idaho county, whether or not members of the farm bureau, are urged by officers of the bureau to attend the meeting, when matters of vital importance will be discussed. Dean Iddings will talk on an gricultural p-licy for Idaho and | livestock production. RIC | NEW COUNTY AGENT. Idaho county is to have a new | farm agent in a Mr. Grayson,of Buhl, Idaho, who is expected to | arrive here Sunday night to fill the unexpired term of Ralph M. Pavey, resigned, Three months remain of Mr. Pavey’s term for ,e which funds have been appropri- | Winter-long comfort ated. It is understood Mr. | during three succes- Grayson comes here on trial, and sive seasons is the if his services do not prove satis- 1 . factory, no effort will be made | usual record of this to retain him for the year.—)| Free Press. | SENTENCED 2 TO 15 YEARS. Dwight J. Anderson, arrested | in Idaho county two months ago } on a charge of first degree} burglary, was taken to Lewiston | Saturday by Sheriff J. G. Eimers and haled before the district | court where he entered a plea of | guilty. He was sentenced by} Judge W. N. Seales to serve from 2 to 15 years in the penitentiary. | A quantity of stolen goods, con-| sisting of windows, doors, hard- | ware and furniture were found in Anderson’s house in the vicin- ity of Stites. unusual underwear. Cooper’s Underwear for the Men J. V. BAKER & SON “Where Quality and Prices Meet” Pesynnnunnne UES Simon Bros. Wholesale and Retail BUTCHERS Dealers in Hides, Pelts, and all kinds of Poultry NO CONTRACT LET. | Seven bids were received by | the commissioners of public; works at Boise Saturday for the} construction of a concrete bridge over Lawyers canyon near Fer- dinand. The lowest bid was submitted by Albert L. Smith of Spokane for $7187 and the high- est by a Salt Lake firm, $9818. All bids were taken under advise- ment. COTTONWOOD, IDAHO Just a Few Cents an Acre A good farm implement does its work for many years at a cost of only y acre for the work done each year. : alata tiniistas It makes farming operations easier, faster, more timely. It decreases your cost of production. It increases your yields per acre. You can do without mere luxuries, and make money by doing so. You con do without goods, the need of by so doing. ‘ But you lose good, hard dollars when you try to get along without ing implement that you actually need. which is questionable, and never lose a cent any wealth-produc- _ Weare able to buy implements this year for less than we Dp going to give our customers the full benefit of the lower prices. You get the same high quality for less money only a few cents per acre. aid last year, and we are many years of good service at a cost.ol We'll be glad to show you these new implements you need, Cottonwood Hardware & Implement Co. THE TRADE MARK OF QUALIT. MADE FAMOUS BY GOOD IMPLEMENTS <->