Cottonwood H S Hosts Dairy Meet and Beats Grangeville
A Cottonwood high school meeting aims to organize a county dairy block with cow owners from Cottonwood and nearby areas, while Cottonwood defeats Grangeville 27 to 24 in a fast paced basketball game witnessed by a large crowd. The article highlights local dairy expansion plans, cow ownership, and the celebration of Cottonwood's first win over Grangeville in eight years with standout players Ramon Nims and Bassinger.
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Cottonwood
County Bull Association
Ferdinand
Cosmeus
Grangeville High School
Grangeville
Raymond Nima
Bassinger
Homar
Frank
Nims
Hattrup
Tacke
John Wagner
Dale Eimers
Attractive party honors Mrs Bert Pease with 28 guests
A delightful 500 party hosted by Mrs. and Mrs. Simon featured twenty eight guests. Prize winners were Mrs. Rut Simon, Mrs. H. C. Matthiesen, Mrs. Edgar Fry, and Mrs. John Hoene. Japanese ducores and pink carnation vases decorated the lunch tables.
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Simon
Rut Simon
H. C. Matthiesen
Edgar Fry
John Hoene
Bert Pease
Dorothy Barth Celebrates 12th Birthday With Games
Mrs A J Barth entertained 24 children at her home Friday at 5 pm for Dorothy Barth's 12th birthday. The party featured a turkey contest won by Viola Gentry with Wanda Keith taking second prize. Refreshments were served as the children departed wishing many more happy birthdays.
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A. J. Barth
Dorothy
Viola Gentry
Wanda Keith
Anniversary Party and Cottonwood Fire Gym Plans
Mr and Mrs William Kelsey hosted a party Tuesday night for their fifth wedding anniversary with card prizes awarded to Joe Ludkamp and Mrs J E Reilly for first place and Casper Cramer and Anna Bruegman for consolation. Volunteers of Cottonwood Fire Department met Monday and leased the former mercantile building across from the Chronicle to fit a gym and space for the Cottonwood band rehearsals.
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William Kelsey
Joe Ludkamp
J. E. Reilly
Casper Cramer
Anna Bruegman
Volunteer Fire Department of
Cottonwood
Chronicle Office
Nash Assigned to Omaha Internal Revenue Office
A letter from John Nash announces his relocation to Omaha Nebraska for internal revenue work. He passed a Washington government school exam with many students failing, and reports Omaha hosts 120 men and 20 women. Nash chose Nebraska over other states and is happy with the new post. A Dor othy Phillips film at the Orpheum Saturday promises dramatic reels and strong audience appeal.
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the Chronicle
John Nash
Omaha
Neb
Washington
Nebraska
Iowa
Nash
West Virginia
Georgia
Oklahoma
Moore leads Grangeville race amid Klan reports in Idaho
A Grangeville meeting led by C. W. Matthews of Portland stirred Klan interest with talk of lectures and possible organizers, though no group formed. Official election returns show Moore winning the Idaho governor race with 50,538 votes against Alexander 36,810 and Samuel 40,516, with Republicans gaining majorities in both state houses.
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Idaho County Free Press
C. W. Matthews
Portland
Oregon
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Grangeville
Dreamlord Hall
Ias
Matthews
Changeville
Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Klans
William J. Mahoney
Imperial Wickard
Klan
Charles C. Moore Tility
H. P. Samuels
M. Alexander
Samuels
State Board of Mall
Secretary of State
Daniel F. Banks
Caldwell
E. G. Gallet
Mr. Banks
Exact Plu
Congress
Smith
Whitnsey
Dunning
Justice of Supreme Court
Rice
Hall
Pray
Moore
Alexander
P Roy
Baldridge
Thompson
Lucas
Jeter
Gray
Doud
Banks
Tyler
Pfeiffer
Gallet
Snell
Blake
Connor
Harrison
Wilkie
Russuny
Martin
Brune
Campbell
Snow
Schwerd
Senate
House of Representative
Sonnen Sarbacher Marriage at Greencreek
Albin Sonnen son of Mrs Frances Sonnen and Miss Alevia Sarbacher youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jos Sarbacher were married at Greencreek on Tuesday November 2. Rev Fr Baerlacher officiated. A wedding breakfast followed at the groom’s mother’s home and a social dance was held in the Greencreek hall.
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Albin Sonnen
Frances Sonnen
Greencreek
Alevia Sarbacher
Jos. Sarbacher
Clarkston
Baerlacher
Greencreek Hall
Woman Charged With Forging Check In Cottonwood
Mrs. Jensen of Westlake faces a forgery charge for a 280 dollar check. A warrant was issued by Cottonwood Mercantile Co in judge Hussman’s court after the company alleged she forged the name of farmer A. Miller of the Craigmont area. She had bought goods totaling 75 dollars in Cottonwood and offered the forged check, with the balance paid in cash when presented in Craigmont. Constable Nau and others went to Westlake to locate her and serve the warrant.
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Jensen
Westlake
Cottonwood Mercantile Co
Hussman
A. Miller
Craigmont
Cottonwood
Mercantile Company
Constable Nau
August Seubert
Kenry Schurman
Judy
Lapwai Valley
Twin Falls
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Goswin Sievert
Genesee
Latah
John Meyer
Westfalen
Germany
Kamiah
Nezperce
Triangle Construction Co
Sawyers Canyon
Kamiah Hill
Dale
Coeur d'Alene
EB. C. Steele
District Court
Latah County
Genesee Highway District
Edwin Smolt
William Smolt
Highway District
T. P. Brown
Hanson Sonnen Tie The Knot At Greencreek Church
Miss Helen Hanson and Frank Sonnen united in marriage at Greencreek Catholic church with Rev Father Baerlocher officiating. A breakfast at Sonnen home followed and a wedding dance in the evening. The couple will reside on a Cottonwood area farm after a brief honeymoon and expect to be at home about December 1.
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Greencreek Catholic Church
Helen Hanson
Frank Sonden
Father Baerlocher
E. Sonnen
Cottonwood
Peter Kaus
Ferdinand
Bear Terrorizes Westlake Orchards in Fall Destruction
Neal McGuire Reese Graham and Mike Johnson hunted a 600 pound brown bear at Moloney Creek in Westlake country after it raided apple orchards. Farmers noticed fruit loss early, with several sacks eaten in two orchards. The bear was finally killed after two days of hound work led by Mike Johnson.
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Neal McGuire
Reese Graham
Mike Johnson
Moloney Creek
Westlake
Old Brain
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Dorothy Phillips
Idaho
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Eire
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Waters
Deal
Chronicle
Sonne En-Sarbacher
Cottonwood Mercantile
Knights
Bundry
Knights of Columbus
Order
Lewiston
E. R. Flickenger
A. O. Baughman
G. V. Kavanaugh
L. LeQuime
Joe Baldick
Harry Herbeth
Louis Chervier
K. C. Boys
Nen-Hanson
Big Bear
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