Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, September 14, 1923, Page 6

PIONEERS WILL MEET SS SSS IN LEWISTON, SEPT. 27, | ‘| Adults Who Came Prior to Indian War Willi Be Bnter- tained Free of Charge. The annual reunion of the North Idaho Pioneer _Associa- tion will be held. at Lewiston, Idaho on September 27th, 1928, and citizens of Lewiston are making elaborate preparations to make the affair a success. This annual reunion of Idaho Pioneers is unique in that it is more truly typical of old times than any other such gathering. Many other places give shows and pageants and other forms of entertainment, but at this re- union the old pioneers them- selves meet together, have their banquets, tell stories, dance the old time dances and sing ole songs. At the reunion last: year, over four hundred old folks, to- gether with. hundreds of the later generations, gathered to- gether for two days at what was pronounced to be the most mem- orable event in the history of Lewiston. The reunion is open to every one in the Inland Empire inter- ested in Pioneer affairs, but a special invitation is extended to | Pioneers of North Idaho and the Inland Empire to attend. All real old pioneers, that is those who came to Idaho as adults prior to the Indian War of 1877, ‘| will be entertained free of charge by the City of Lewiston. Citizens of every community are urged to send their old pioneers | to the reunion, as it means so much to these old people who will soon be passing on. The meeting will be held at the splendid new Lewis Clark Hotel, registration will be com- menced at 10:00 o’clock A. M. business session will be held at 2:00 o’clock; banquet at 6:00 o’elock and old time dance at 9:00 o’clock. Cars Will be pro- vided for any who desire to see the city. Citizens will be in at- tendance at all times to care for the wants of visitors. Invitations are being sent to fall pioneers whose names and addresses are known to the com- mittee, but all pioneers and friends are invited. It is the request of the committee that this general invitation be brought to the attention of all) ¢ oo For School Come for the | Get that New Fall | Hat Today -~and everything else you need to write with. This store is headquarters for sta- tionery, too, and other supplies. You'll find we have exactly what you want and at very reasonable prices. Over-size Duofold $7 Duofold Jr. $5 + Lady Duofold $5 Only Parker makes Duofold, and only Parker Pens have Duofold standards in workmanship, design and inechan- ical excellence. That’s why we feuture them, Come and pick out yours, Turner Drug Store PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST The Fall Hats Are Ready BOTH SOFT AND STIFF STYLES. STYLES ARE SHOWN IN SNAPPY SHAPES AND CORRECTED SHADES THAT WILL APPEAL TO MEN WHO DRESS WELL. Style and more The Genuine Velour ee Vanilla, Chocolate Strawberry, Orange, Pineapple Ice Cream In stock all the time IT’S HAZELWOOD Cottonwood Mercantile’ Co. Everything to Eat and Wear Kendall’s Konfectionery e y : Ol pioneers. All persons who plan| Connell. Mr. Jackson owned the im on a hreiye g are ~~ be com- read pt pa for two years, sell- At the Orpheum £ municate at once with Charles} ing in May, 1921, to Mr. McCon- . . e . Kress, executive chairman, Lew-| nell. Mr. Jackson took possession SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 ew ec fa Ss or iston, Idaho. All newspapers are} of the business Thursday morn- Here he comes—the cyc- also urged to bring this to the| ing. In addition to operating the lone star of western ro- attention of their readers, and} confectionery, Mr. Jackson will mances in his latest Uni- t panist in getting pioneers to at- pape he the 4 cream and Mp versal attraction. end, manufacturing business in the i Next Week Any person having relics is| basement of the Kandy Kitchen. HOOT GIBSON bod ye bod — them to| Mr. ais and = grag 4 have CoN arles Kress for the pioneer ex-| 2nnounced no plans for the fu- hibit, which will be held during | ture. 6c ” A FEW SIZES LEFT IN THE 50c, 95c, 98c SHOES. GET YOURS BE- the reunion. The relfcs will Pg W. P. Wikoff, of Grangeville, DOUBLE DEALING FORE THEY ARE GONE. ? J carefully preserved and return escaped serious injury, and per- . ; : after the reunion. haps death, on Wednesday of We don’t need to tell you ms panies HIGH HEEL KID SHOES THAT SOLD AT $12.00, A CLOSE OUT Grangeville, Idaho, September ae week, when he jumped from at ee haat 98. 11, 1923. e seat of a forest service| Pccd 1S Ais. eee Pioneer Society of Northern| motor truck he was driving, as Thrills are his specialty! L di ’ H Idaho. the truck backed off a turnout| Millions are his admirers! adies ats A. F. PARKER, |t Wet gulch, south of John Day, Ph pick nih Digests President. | 2nd plunged over the grade, L your yhen you see ; YOU CAN GET THE LATEST STYLE FALL AND WINTER HATS AT Ne ag landing in the road seventy-five} him in the role of the BAKERS. COME IN AND GET ONE BEFORE THEY ARE GONE. COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS. | or 100 feet below. Mr, Wikoff | Worlds biggest dumbell. \ Word has been received here a as ig outside wheel left Also Round No, 4 j SEVERAL PATTERNS OF RATINE FOR SCHOOL DRESSES THAT SOLD of the death in MeCall of Mrs.| i2tGeq. Mv. Wikoff attributes | TH LEATHER PUSHER : AT $2,00 PER YARD, A CLOSEOUT AT $1.00 PER YARD. sayy, oe Graneevilie” ‘She is; the mishap to breaking of the and a Comedy i A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COTTON AND WOOLEN BLANKETS TO survived by her husband and| Steering gear. The machine also Out of Ord 4 HICK FROM AND fou MIGHT. SNOW WILL BE: LYING SOON AND seven small children, ger gen ry Pinay ut OF Urder | on Workmen are expected to im- Baten eye meena MED en i 5 3 . ie. cently lost his garage by fire, . } JUST RECEIVED A NICE ASS 3 x x , mediately commence construc- | °°? Pei ir nee, SUNDAY, SEPT, 16 ; ELS. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES AND MEN'S HANDKER. tion of a new exhibit hall at the | ont lost, He eomputed the toss s 0 Ny s Tah Cae ae perty lost. He computed the loss Supported by a cast of CHIEFS IN ALL COLORS AND STYLES. © county fair grounds to) a+ $13,500, with insur x house the large number of agri- a $ FP eat with insurance of] genuine excellence and un- OUTINGS AT 15c—25c—28e. PERCALES AT 18c—25e—30c. GING- Piitareh ane clivectiok. exhitt« $7,000. Several policies on the der the capable direction of HAMS AT 25c—37¢—65c. tions during the Idaho County | PYoperty had lapsed. Fred Niblo flr Getaber 10, and 12, | faeel Ciaeke, not Hany] Anita Stowart . R. F, Fulton and F. W. Cole} eq the Gonzaga Universi t ae . yan » Gonzaga University at ‘ Groceries--Harvest Prices For Cash were elected trustees of the) Spokane, this is his first year. | has produced a picture of “e : Nm ban 8 Miss Aoda Nelson, daughter| veal heart interest and gen- ice, 11 pounds for .......... $1.00 Pineapple, per gallon 1 1:28 district, at an election, Tuesday. | of My, and Mrs. Ed Nelson of| eral appeal in i White Beans, 11 pounds for . 1.00 Strawberries, per gallon 1.20 Their terms are three years] Fenn, will leave Saturday morn- Red Beans, 11 pounds for . 1.00 Blackkerries, per gallon 1.15 each. Mr, Fulton succeeds H. ing for Moscow, where she will Corn Flakes, per package - -10 Apricots, per gallon - 85 Taylor, who was not a candidate] attend the University. Post Toasties, per package 12% Peaches, per gallon -.. 80 for reelection. Mr. Cole succeeds pala et Sa all Macaroni, 12 pounds for . 1.00 Apple Butter, per gallon -75 himself. Fifty-seven votes were H Special Blend Coffee, 3 pounds 85 Pumpkin, per gallon _....... 65 cast. There were four scattering Special Peaberry, 3 pounds Loganberries, per gallon 85 votes. as on tomac May < Harvest Special Coffee No, 1 Can of Peas 5 Miss Florence Murray has ac- cepted a position as stenogra- ‘city ; — to F. E. Fogg, prosecuting Cause Appendicitis attorney, taking the place of Whz ‘fi : Miss Florence Stanton, who ‘has . ek does a sacrifice win If you want goods that wears and your gone to Nezperce, where she will} Constant gas causes inflam- pe e woman? That is the mone ’ Ww th h th oo ooeaen in oF pepe While} mation which may involve the bore pdinnllagy Prog of iss Stanton, who has_been| appendix. Simple glycerine, buck whegnggsec ree men § y ) or we nave em county stenographer since Janu-| thorn bark, etc., as mixed in ney ase kinds of love. ‘i, ary, has not resigned, it is said| Adlerika helps any case gas on } ao every wife Gh, J V B oes See p)igiowter = a we ever 9 in TEN minutes. eae natin an i endered to the board of county | Most medicines act only on lower rakes ay as Ani- e e a er on commissioners at, the October|}bowel but Adlerika’ a ta Stewart has ever d k 5 at, b a acta er done. nenaion ¢ od ye es BOTH upper and lower Nowa ‘a best ly os Hea ‘feet Lee 4 } . 8. Jackson on nesda 7es a Ss a climax with a Where Quality and Prices Meet purchased the Kandy Kitchen in| Excellent for obstinate conatipa,| ible punch, } £ Zrangeville from Dale Eimers) tio id ti a age t & C= — qq) | and Joe Derrig, who bought the edie & a Ge > tow eet One, 5 business in April from O. W. Mc-| druggist. : ‘| MY MISTAKE ;