Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, March 9, 1923, Page 3

BUSINESS TRAN: BY CO FATHERS (Continued from page 2) nie King, of Keuterville, Idaho, al- lowance of $20.00 per month; Mrs. Clark McGaffee, Grangeville, Idaho, allowance of $10.00 per month. It a ring that W. H. Dye, a co- unty indigent, is being cared for at the county farm of Nezperce county, at a cost of $45.00 per month, and that Idaho county is equipped to care for such cases at a more economical bey it is hereby ordered that said H. Dye be removed to the county Ayfosentt of Idaho county, in Grange- ville, Idaho, as Soon as such arrange- ments necessary to his removal can be made. The following claims examined approved und ordered paid by war- rant drawn on the current expense fund of the county: Quarterly allowance of indigent : W.A. Cain ------ - Frank Kalleane ..-. - Jane McPherson, Oct., Noy.. Dee,, 1922 Jane McPherson, Jan., Feb., Mch., 1923 -- 24.00 Emma Coffey - 36.00 Lillian Passfield 45.00 i. Kribs ~ 22.50 Bessie Gabriel - 90.00 Margaret Hummer 30.00 George Prettyman 24.00. B .Lockwood ----- 30.00 Fred Bicksel (blind person) ~ 45.00 Auditor Nez Perce county CW Be Dye) ioe: 45.00 Thomas R. Eddy - Carl Schueler - S. P. Collins George Holloway In the matter 0} ing, proposals and bids were made by George Medved, publisher of the Cot- tonwood Chronicle, and J. C. Safle: the publisher of the. Idaho County Free Press. Both proposals being thoroughly considered, upon due de- liberation by the board, and it appear- ing that it would be for the best in- terest of tdaho county to accept the hid of J. C. Safley for the publica- tion of such proceedings, reports and notices as are required by law to be published in the official county paper at a contract price of 3 1-2 cents per line, and that no contract should be let on such job work as the county requires, it is hereby ordered that the bid of J. C. Safley, the publisher of the Tdaho County Free Press, be ac- cepted, and that a contract be enter- ed into by J. C. Safley and Idaho co- unty, ng that a bond be executed by said J. Safley in the sum of $1000 for the aithtut performance of said contract. It is further ordered that this contract be only for the printing of the county eommissioners’ proceed- ings and for all official legal notices required by the laws of the state of Tdaho to be printed. And it is fur- ther ordered that said Idaho County Free Press shall be designated the of* fical county paper of Idaho county. Idaho. And it is further ordered that this board requests the county offi- eials do not discriminate between the Cottonwood Chroncile and the Idaho County Free Press in placing their orders. for job work. Statement of J. C. Safley in support of his proposal for contract here read and ordered filed. It now being 12 o’clock noon ,the board here recessed to 3 p. m., In-or- der to visit the county farm. At 8p. m., the board having at this time returned from a visit of inspec- tion to the county farm ,by way of report makes the statement that they found no criticism to make with con- ditions. and in connection therewith, it is hereby ordered that the keeper of the farm shall be and is hereby au- thorized to purchase lumber with which to repair the barn lot and build a sidewalk running from the house to- ward the barn. The following claims examined, al- lowed and ordered paid: George L. Bsh, labor in road distriet No.1, warrant drawn special fund, District 9 -__- George L. Esh, labor in road district No. 9, warrant drawn special fund District 9 ~-____ Athel York, labor in road dis- trict No. 9, warrant drawn special fund, District 9° _____ Sam Boles, labor in road ~dis- triet No 15, warrant drawn special fund, District 15 _-- B. G, Kendall, labor in road dis- trict No, 15, warrant drawn special fund District 15 --_- Jake Lycan, labor in road dis- trict No, 15, warrant drawn special fund District 15_._.- J. B. Watson, overseer road dis- trict No. 15, warrant drawn special fund District 15 ~__- Jack Wills, supplies road dis- trict No, 30, warrant drawn special fund District 30 -_-- Andy Paulson, labor in road dis- trict No, 30, warrant drawn special fund District 30 James Camp, labor in road dis trict No, 30, warrant drawn special fund, District 80__--- Fred Schonert, labor road dis- trict No. 30, warrant drawn 20.95, 6.50 64.00 15.00 3,00 9.00 55.00 4.88 12.00 6.00 special fund District 30 --.. 4.50 Geo. Catherman, labor road dis- trict No. 80, warrant drawn special fund District 80 -... 8.00 The following claims examined, ap- proved and ordered paid by warrart drawn on the road fund of the cou- wer bridge --..-.-.--.. -. 104.00 ot V. MeHone, repairing bri in District 4, forest reserv 2 4 fun ~----- ---- 20.00 Stanley ‘Knapps,_ labor in road distriet No. 4, forest reserve AN a ia Teka, ie a ea Alfred Franklin, repairing road . BROOD 6 menace he) sek The following claims examined, ap- proved ant ordered paid by warrant drawn on the forest reserve fund: B. B. Scott, supplies for road district No, “9 _-------_-- 8. L. Culley ,labor on road on Salmon river ---.. we ce Jack O'Leary, overseer road district No. 10 _. ---- John Hagen, overseer of road district No. 30, amount of claim, $95.30. allowed --.- Wallace I. Jerrett, labor on road at mouth of Rocky canyon -. sexta 48.00 G. ©. Nitz, ove ‘of road district No. 9 --.----.--. 340.00 Carl W. Elmer, labor on Red river bridge -------_ ---- 64.00 D. G. Wilson, overseer of road district No, 16 D. M, Bell, bridge work on Salmon river :-..-. -.--.- 16.00 George Dennison, labor in road district No. 6 ---..~ 77.00 J. O, Howaid, overseer of. road district No, 13 =----- 210.00 Miller Hardware company, supplics for road district No. 3 a 1,50 R. L. Freeman, overseer of road district No. 19 ---. 11240 Alexander-Fre No, 26 - 8.34 Joe W. Hazelbaker, overseer of road district No. 8 ---. 17.00 Salmon River Stores company, supplies for road work --. 18.75 Claim of L. A. Sweeney in the sum of $16.00 referied back-to claimant for proper o. k. Claim of G. P. Schmidt in the sum of $40.00 laid over for further inves: tiation. It appearing to the board that it is for the bect interest of the county to lease the county hospital to Mrs. Eva Lyda, it is hereby ordered that such lease be entered into on such terms as seem best by the, board, a duplicate of which shall be filed in the office of the clerk of the board. Board here adjourned to mect at 9 a, m., tomorrow. N. B. PETTIBONE. Chairman Attest: Henry Telcher, Clork. January Session January 13, 1923 Saturday Sixth Term Day Saturday, January 13, 1923. at 9 a. m., board met pursuant to adjourn- ment of yesterday at the county courthouse of Idaho county, Idaho Present, N. B. Pettibone, chairman: August Schroeder and T. C. Lyda. commissioners, and Henry Telcher, clerk. Minutes of yesterday read and ap- proved, whereupon the following bu siness was had: The forest reserve through the personal representation of A. C. Adams and C. P. Fickes, has set forth to this board that on a cer- tain trail on the Snake river, the for- est service has spent the sum of $5300, office, here, and that the trail is of great benefit to the people in general and the stock men in particular of that community. and that the forest service would be glad to cooperate with the county in further work in this particular ter- . and that for continued con ction the sum of $500.00 is asked to be appropriated by the county for this work. THe board having con- sidered the above application, and deeming it for the best interest of the county to cooperate with the forest service in this work, it is hereby or- dered that an appropriation of $250 be made. therefor, to be paid on the duly verified vouchers presented by the forest service, by warrants drawn on the road fund of the county. In the matter of a right-of-way over the land of John W. Wood in See, 8, Twp. 27 N., R. 9 B., B. M, it is hereby ordered that said J. W. Wood be al- lowed the sum of $100.00 as damages for said right-of-way, and that he be paid the further sum of $50.00 as compensation for the construction of such fencing as may be necessary in the premises, said sum to be paid to John W. Wood upon his duly vyeri- fied voucher accompanied by a good and .sufficient right-of-way deed for the land covered by the line of road as surveyed and platted. Said sum to be paid out of the general road fund of the county. Upon the personal application of J. B. McComas, duly considered by the board, it is hereby ordered that the sum of $100.00 may be expended on the road leading from Harpster to Meadow creek, said sum to be ex- pended under the supervision of said J. B. McComas, and paid out of the general road fund, upon duly veri- fied claims for such work performed. Representatives of the American legion here presented to the board a petition asking that the county make the appropriation provided for in Chapter 219 of the 1921 Session Laws for the construction of a memorial in Idaho county. After discussion and consideration, it is here suggested to the representatives of the American legion that a committee be appointed consisting of the commanders of the yarious posts in Idaho county, whose nty: duty it will be to decide upon plans Charles Jerrell; labor on Hall and specifications of the memorial hill eg aa a 20.95 | desired and present the same to the Sam Davidson, labor on Nine board at their regular meeting in Tape. road. 224.. j sap oben. 15.00 | April of the present year. Jesse Baldwin, labor on Elk Bond of J. ©. Safley as printer of te TORO 5 oo aS Sse aes 0,00 | the official county paper here approy- ©. B. Kelley, labor in road dis- ed in the sum of $1000.00 with the HCE Me. BS ---4) noee- nde 20.00} Fidelity and Deposit company, of Edd Scott, labor in road dis- Maryland. as surety. TEI AB ese gee am 7.00 In the matter of the employment T. ©. Benoy, blacksmithing of a county agent, two petitions were district No. 18 -------. -.-- 3.85 | here presented, one asking that the EB. EB. Coder, overseer of road appropriation be continued and that district No, 26 ------ ------ 50 | the present agent be retained, the The following claims examined, ap-} other asking that the appropriation proyed and ordered paid by warrant, be discontinued, the first being sup- drawn on the county bridge fund: ported by the personal representa- Frank Banner, work on Red tion of John Funke, president, and river bridge -----. ------.- 24.00; J. B. McDonald, secretary of the Daye Natwick, lumber for Red farm bureau, and other members of waver. bridge 5.6. << 2-5. 15.50 | the said organization, and the second Walter Kerr, bridge plank for district No. 26 Kerr Lumber company, bridge aaé plank for district No. 27 -.- 20.40 Calder and Olson, bridge plank 19.15 Peter Nelson, bridge plank —— 1680 William Harris, work on Red a being presented and supported by J. P. Harriman, After a hearing on the matter in which both sides dis- eussed freely their respective post- tions, decision wan ap deferred to Mon- day, January 15, 1923. Board here here adjourned to most at 9 a. m., Monday, January 15th, 1923. N. B. PETTIBO! Monday, January 15, 1928, at 9 a. m., board met in pursuant of adjou- rmment of Saturday last at the com- missioners’ room in the county court- house. Present, N. B. Pettibone, chairman, August Schroeder and T. ©, Lyda, commissioncrs, and Henry Telcher, clerk. Minutes of last meet- ing read and approved whereupon the board proceeded to business as fol lows: In the matter of the employment of a county agent for uhe coming year, In considering the petitions presented in favor and against the employmn: of such agent, it was found by the board that the names appearing on the petition against the employmert of the agent were overwhelmingly in the majority, taking this as an indi- cation that the majority of the pev- ple were in favor of discontinuing the extension work in Idaho county, it is hereby ordered that the office of coun- ty agent be discontinued. However, it appearing that there are certain projects and plans that have been launched and are nearing completion, and that it would be a loss and waste to the taxpayers if the office was im- mediately abandoncd, it is hereby fur- ther ordered thet the present county agent be retained until the 15th day of February in order that the work now under way may be brought to a final close and finished. It is further ordered that the petitions in the above matter be filed in the offiee of the clerk of this board, In the matter of the appointment of a county physician, two applications eontaining bids and propcsais for such work were filed with the board for action, that of Dr. G_ S. Stockton and Dr. B. Chipman. After due consid- eration being given. both applications it is hereby ordered that the appli- eation and bid of Dr. B_ Chipman be accepted, and that he be and is here- by appointed county physician for the ensuing two years, and that a contract be cntered into by the coun- ty and Dr. B. Chipman in accordan- ce with the bid filed, and that Dr. B Chipman give a bond in the sum of $500.00 for the faithful performance of such contract. The application and proposal of Dr. G. 8. Stockton rejected. The application of BH, S. Hancock, proposing to bury the county indi- gent dead at $45.00 each and furnish all things necessary in connection therewith, here accepted and it is hereby ordered that the eounty of {daho and B. 8. Hancock enter into an agreement in accordance with such proposal. The agreement between the of Idaho and J. C. Safley in regard to the county printing, here signed and ordered filed in the office of the clerk of this board, Order of the probate judge, dated Oct. 21, 1922. placing Henry Humis- ton on record as an indigent blind person, here rejected on the advice of the present probate judge. Petition of Fred Tautfest et al, cal- ling the attention of the board to the indigency of Jake Woodring, here ex- amined and ordered filed, and that August Schroeder mvestigate the case, On application duly filed, Joe Earp is hereby appointed overseer of road district No, 1. Petition of J. F. Brown for the ap- pointment of overseer of road run- ning from Mt. Idaho to Cove placers rejected. On application duly filed, H. G. Denny is hereby appointed overseer of road district No. 3. Petition of Joe W. Hazelbaker for the appointment of overseer of road district No, 8 rejected. On petition of T. J. Carey ect al, Andy Kavanaugh is hereby appoint- ed overseer of road district No. 8 On petition of James W. Dyar et al, G .O. Nitz is hereby appointed over- seer of road districts numbered 9, 17 and 24, covering the roads of Elk City, Dixie and Orogrande. On application duly filed. Jack O’- Leary is hereby appointed overseer of road district No. 10. On application duly filed, J O. Howard is hereby appointed overseer of road district No. 13. On. petition of Lerter Toll, et al, Jesse C. Hemphill is hereby appoint- ed overseer of road district No. 15. The petition of H. H. Renshaw et al, asking that Jacob Lycan be ap- pointed overseer of road district No. 15 here rejected. On petition of Charles Cadman et al, John Chamberlin. is hereby ap- pointed overseer of that certain road in district No, 19 beginning at the state bridge and ending at the mouth of Rapid river. On applicatioin, R. L. Freeman is hereby appointed overseer of that cer- tain road in district No, 19 beginning at the mouth of Rapid river and end- ing at the point heretofore, to which R. L. Freeman has worked. On petition of Walter M. Kerr et al. BH. BD. Coder is hereby appointed over- seer of road district No. 26. On petition of T. S. Wicks et al, 0. B. Perkins is hereby appointed over~ seer of road district No. 27. On application duly filed, Calvin Huddleson is hereby appointed over- seer of that part of the South Fork trail lying between Castle creek and Houston’s, and in connection there- with it is hereby ordered that not to exceed the sum of $100 is authorized to be expended on said trail at this time. On petition of J, &. Camp et al. John Hagen is hereby appointed overseer of road district No. 30. On petition of Ira Jeffries et al. O.. ©. Watkins ils hereby appointed overseer of road district No. 4. The petition of H. B. Lyons et al for the appointment of C. V. McHone overseer of road district No, 4 re- jected. The following official bonds here examined and approved. towit: Official bond of J. B. Burney as Instice of the peace of Stites pre- cinet in the sum of $500.00, with two sufficient personal sureties. Offieial bond of BB. Seott- as ius- tice of the peace of Elk City precinct county in the sum of $500.00. with two suf- ficient. personal sureties. Official bomd of James M. Shaw as |\ustice 42, tio. -peens. 06 okt, cinct in the sum of $500.00 Maryland Casualty company ety. Official bdnd of B_ L. Hussman as justice of the peace of Cottonwood: precinct in the sum of $500.00, with two sufficient personal sureties. Official bond of Arthur J. Stuart as justice of the peace of Stites pre- cinect inthe sum of $500.00, with two sufficient personal sureties. Official bond of George F_ Beam as justice of the peace of Woodland precinct in the sum of $500.00, with four sufficient personal sureties, Official bond of H. G. Sasse as jus- tice of the peace of Ferdinand pre- cinct in the sum of $500.00, with twe sufficient personal sureties, Official bond of Cecil ©. Lyons as constable of Woodland precinct in the sum of $500.00, with six suffici- ent personal sureties. Official bond of W. H_ Giles as justice of the peace of Newsome pre” cinct in the sum of $500.0), with two sufficie.t personal sureties. Official bond of A. H. Nau as con- stable of Cottonwood precinct in the sum of $500.00, with the Maryland Casualty company as surety, Official. bond of Alex Touraille as constable of Newsome precinct in the sum of $500.00, with two suffi- cient personal sureties. Official bond of Arthur Hasse as eonstsable of Ferdinand precinct in the sum of $500.00, with two suffi- cient personal sureties. Official bond of Robert Ambler as eonstable of Grangeville precincts in the sum of $1000.00 with the Amer- ican Surety company, at New York, as surety. Official bond of Frank H. Arnzen, as constable of Greencreek precinct, in the sum of $500.00, with two suf- ficient personal sureties. Official bond of O B. Perkins as overseer of road district No. 27, in the sum of $300.00, with two suffl- cient personal sureties. Official bond of Jcsse Hemphill as overseer of road Uistrict No. 15 in the sum of $300.00, with two suffi- cient personal sureties. Official bond of G. C. Nitz as over- seer of road districts numbered 9, 17 and 24 in the sum of $500.00, with two sufficient personal sureties. Official bond of Joseph Sohn exam- ined and ordered referred back for proper executicn. Official bond of Andrew Kavanaugh examined and ordered referred back for proper execution. Affidavit presented to the board by L, Neal in support of his request for a deed in lien of a certain deed trans- ferring lands in Idaho county by Ida- |ho county to him, said deed having been destroyed or lost, wherefrom it appearing that it is right and equi- table, it is hereby ordered that such deed be executed and delivered to sald L. Neal quit claiming the title in said land as originally done in former deed, and that the affidavit be filed in the office of the clerk of this board. The county auditor at this time hay- ing presented his settlement with the tax collector for action by the board, it is hereby ordered that such settle- ment be accepted and that such set- tlement be spread upon the records hereof at length towit: “To the Honorable Board of Qou- nty Commissioners of Idaho County, State of Idaho. Gentlemen: In ac- cordance with section 8243 of the com- piled statutes of the state of Idaho, I have carefully compared the taxes as delinquent upon the real property roll, and have made an addition of such delinquencies, and have had set- tlement with the tax collector concern- ing such delinquencies as herein set forth, towit: Original charge against pre- with the as sur- the tax collector ---. $436,085.99 Transferred from perso- ' RAL ROU: se osl ces enem 49.24 436.135_28 Jan. 4, 1923, cash report of treasurer -- Jan. 15, 1923, delinquen- eies extended ------- 44,631.33 Amount to be collected and accounted for on second halt ooo. col 144 694.76 436.135,23 I hereby .certify that the above and foregoing is a full and true report of the condition of the collection of the first half of the 1922 tax roll, and the extension of the delinquencies as determined by me in my settlement with the tax collector. Respectfully submitted, HENRY TELCHER, County Auditor. Board here adjourned to meet at 9 m., tomorrow, N. B_ PETTIBONE, Chairman. a. Attest: Henry Telcher, Clerk. Jan. 16, 1923 January Session Tuesday, Eighth Term Day January 16, 1923, board met pur- suant to adjournment of yesterday at 9 a.m. Present, N. B. Pettibone, chairman; August Schroeder and T. Cc. Lyda, commissioners, and Henry Telcher, clerk. Minutes of yesterday read and ap- proved, whereupor the board proceed- ed to business as follows: Bond of H. G. Denny as overseer of road district No. 3 here approved in the sum of $300.00, with two suffici- ent personal sureties. Annual report of county attorney here examined and approved. Mother’s pension report here exam- ined and ordered filed. Fee report of probate judge show- ing fees cullected in the sum of $381 approved, Fee report of sheriff showing fees collected in the sum of $873.30, approv- ed. Fee report of clerk and recorder, showing fees collected in the sum of $1510.80, approved. Report of the keeper of the county farm examined and approved. Report of Fenn highway here exam- ined and approved. Application of Ben Bieren for coun- ty aid here examined and ordered fil- ed, and in connection therewith Aug- ust Schroeder is hereby authorized to investigate the case and to proceed in such manner as the conditions may demand. Contract of B. Chipman entered in- to bet:reen the county of Idaho and Dr. B. Chipman bere executed and ‘ordered filed. Official bond of B. Chipman here |) examined and approved in the sum of $500.00 with the Fidelity and De posit company of Maryland. Joint quarterly report of county au- ditor and treasurer here examined and approved. It appearing to the board that it will be for best iinterest of the county in so far as the care of dependent children {is concerned,” to renew the contract now expired with the Chil- dren’s Home Finding and Aid society of Idaho, in which the dependent chil- dren of this county are being cared for at the stipulated sum of $300.00 for each quarter, therefore it is here- by ordered that this board enter into and execute a contract with the Chil- dren’s Home Finding“and Aid society of Idaho for the care of the depen- dent children of Idaho county at the flat rate of $300.00 per quarter, to be paid on the duly verified claim pre- sented by the superintendent of such society, by warrant drawn on the current expense fund of the county. This contract to become in force as soon aS contract is signed and deliv- ered by the superintendent of said society. It appearinig on application of 8. M. Brown that an error has occurred in the collection of road tax in the Ferdinand highway in the amount of $16.90, which should have been col- jected in the Cottonwood Highway district, therefore it is hes¢by order- ed that $16.90 be transferred from the fund of the Ferdinand Highway dis- trict to the Cottonwood Highway dis- trict on the books of the auditor and treasurer of this county. On application of Otle L, Cone, the following tax is hereby ordered can- celled : Receipt No. 965 assessed to F. D, Allen in the sum of $2.16, year 1922, Erroneously assessed, Receipt No, 6947, year 1922, asses- sed to Bank of Ferdinand, in the sum of $133.50, double assessed. Receipt No. 5861 for the year 1922, assessed to F. J. Fassnacht, in the sum of $23.44, erroneously assessed. Receipt No. 1682, assessed to ©. A. Maple for the year 1922, in the sum of $3.17, erroneously assessed. It appearing by the application of Mrs. Elizabeth Watkins that the pro- perty assessed against the William I. Droogs orphans inadvertently was not exempt from ‘taxation for the year 1922 as provided by section 3100 of the compiled statutes of the state of Idaho, therefore it is hereby order- ed that the tax in the amount of $12.12 together- with the penalty, as assessed against said tax property be cancelled. and the tax collector is hereby authorized to make the proper entries for the purpose of such can- cellation. On petition of M, Reese Hattabaugh et al, John B. Byrom is here appoint- ed justice of the peuce of the Grange- ville precincts. Board here canvassed the vote of election held in School, District No. 41, which election was held for the purpose of changing the character of said district from a common school district to an independent district, the vote standing 17 for and 69 against, the election was declared lost. It appearing on the petition of jur- ors serving at the October, 1022, term of court, and the recommendation of the district judge of this district, and further upon personal inyestigaton by the board, that it is necessary for the reasonable comfort of such jury- men as may necessarily have to sit on juries hereafter, to supply comfort- able seats, wherefore it is hereby or- dered that cushions be provided for the twelye chairs in the jury box,and that such chairs as are necessary for the jury room be provided, and it is further ordered that the clerk of this board be and is hereby instructed to purchase such chairs and cushions. Financial statement of Ferdinand Highway district examined and or. dered filed. The board here selected the follow ing named persons in making up the jury list as required by section 6525 ofthe compiled statutes of the state of Idaho: Big Butte precinct George Killmar. Martin J. Browning, Fred Pfannebeker. Border preeinct R. J. MeConnell. Clearwater precinct Harry Baker. R. H. Farris. Cottonwood precinct Geo, J, Terhaar. J. F, Jenny. Henry A. Brugeman Mathias Duclos. Frank Hanley. August Seubert. W. W. Blackburn. John Funke. Herman Seubert. W. H. Fortin. A. C. Gentry. Mell_ Pierce, Deer Creek precinct Fred M. Poe. Cuyler M. Cone. Denver precinct A_ B. Clayton. Dewéy precinct A. A. Kincaid. Elk City precinct Reuben McGregor. G. L. L. Baskett, Fairview precinct J. L, Barp. Fenn precinct Henry A. Sprute. Henry Meyer. Ferdinand precinct Herman Uhblenkott Albert Zodrow. Charles EH. Hayden. Edward Tautfest. Forks precinct J_ F. Callison. Glover precinct W. A. Hollingshed. Grangeville No. 1 precinct, A. ©, Lanningham. Fet Rhoades_ c, ©. Call. George Altman. Frank Groom, John Basinger. Grangeville No. 2 precinct F. W. Cole. H. W. Haynes, ©. B. Knorr, M. H. Baulch, John Kabat. Chas. B_ Jeffries. Grangeville No. 3 precinct G. W. ge om Edward A. Catinivell on page 4) DR. J. E. REILLY Dentist Office, Nuxoll Block Both Phones DR. J. D. SHINNICK Physician and Surgeon Si Office over Cottonwood St, Bk, DR. WESLEY F. ORR Physician and Surgeon Office in Simon Bldg. Both Phones DR. C. SOMMER Graduate License VETERINARIAN Deputy State Veterinarian Residence North end of town Both Phones KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Cottonwood Council, 1389 Meets the first and third Vednesday of each month. Visiting knights welcomed George Terhaar, G. K. Barney Seubert, F. S. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS McKinley Lodge No, 38 Meets every Tuesday evening. R. M. Matthiesen, C. C. John Homar, K. R, and 8. THE AMERICAN LEGION Cottonwood Post No, 40 Meets ist Monday of each month at I. O. 0. F. Bert Schroeder, Com. Frank Albers, Adjutant Ler pedecteatentrdeatete eae POO GG FELIX MARTZEN Secretary Treasurer COTTONWOOD N. F. L. A. If it is a loan you want we can accommodate you. 5% per cent for farm loans. Insurance in the Northwest- ern Mutual.—the policy holders company with a clean record and insurance at cost. The less fire the less cost. The more fires the more cost. Every policy holder can cut down cost in a mutual by care- fullness and fire prevention. JOHN REILAND CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Estimates furnished ow « class of Work. Repairing promptly done, Rooke Hotel Has neat clean rooms at 50¢ and 75c per night or $3.00 to $8.50 per week. When you are in Cottonwood give us a trial. “Dad” Rooke, Prop, FOR OVER 40 YEARS HALI’/S CATARRH MEDICINE has been foe successfully in the treatment of Cata HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE con- sists of an Ointment whieh Quickly Relieves by local application, and the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts through the Blood on the Mucous Sur- faces, thus reducin; Lane inflaramation. Bold by all dru; . J. Cheney & to. ‘Toledo, Ohio. CHICKS FOR SALE. The time is now on hand to order baby chicks as we have a limited hatchery right at home it would be well to order your chicks now, in order to get them at the time you wish White Leghorn baby chicks, $15 per hunderd, Rhode Island Red, $25 per hundred. with order. Also have agency for them. 20 per cent Queen incubators and brooder stoves. tonwood, Idaho. S. E. Trautman, Cot- 64 We print butter wrappers, are et