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Cottonwood Chronicle

Location

Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1920

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Bishop Gorman Ordains Priest at St Marys Church

On December 8 feast day, Fr Michael Baumgartner O S B was ordained priest by Rt Rev Daniel M Gorman at St Marys Church. Ceremony included prostration, laying on of hands, anointing, Mass, and Papal Blessing with bishops and priests assisting. Choir and altar decor praised. congratulations extended.

St. Michael's Monastery St. Mary’s Church Daniel M. Gorman Michael Baumgartner St. Mary's Church Michael Philip Baerlacher Martin Boniface James Willibrord St. Mary’s Choir

Grangeville Dance Draws Odds Over Equal Pay

Grangeville social notes report a married folks dance Wednesday evening with attendees Mr and Mrs T Keith Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson Mr and Mrs H C Matthiesen and Olie Rhett. A Idaho County resident James Graves died Tuesday night in Grangeville after a four day pneumonia illness. Graves, 52, janitor of the Grangeville courthouse twelve years, was a Spanish American War veteran. He is survived by his mother and several siblings.

James Graves Idaho County Grangeville Jim Court House Ave Hayine Tinele Sam

Chronicle Delayed Readers Hit By Large Area Breakage

The Chronicle reports a multi hour delay for many readers this week due to a breakdown in extensive service areas. The disruption occurred during the final route, after an accident.

the Chronicle

Ford Produces 99 967 Cars In October At Detroit Plant

Ford Motor Company reports a new record with 99 967 cars built in October at the Detroit factory and shipped to markets. The output neared 100000 for the month, with October 26 the peak day producing 4688 cars.

FORD Detroit Ford Company Henry Ford United States Canada

Church Invites Support For Pulpit Visit In Cottonwood

Dear Editor the illness of Mrs Sligar kept me away from my church last Sunday but this Sunday the 12th Rev Charles MacCaughey Superintendent of the Moscow district will be in Cottonwood to fill the pulpit morning and evening The effort to strengthen our church for the community will benefit greatly from his aid We hope Protestants attend these services and lend support Mrs Sligar is recovering and will soon return friends visit and bring flowers to comfort her Rev M W Sligar

Young Man Killed In Wyoming Railroad Accident

Guy Bennett twenty four, son of E J Bennett of Denver, died at Laramie on December 1 from injuries after being thrown from a swiftly moving engine. A brakeman for a fast freight, Bennett attempted to cross within the cab at a curve and fell to the ground, receiving injuries that caused his death ten days later.

Guy Bennett E. J. Bennett Denver Laramie Wyo Young Bennett Bennett

Purebred Hogs to be Sold by Lewiston Auction

Howard McKinley and John Funke, noted Poland China breeders, plan a public sale in Lewiston on February 7 to dispose of about 50 head. They have earned prizes at the Boise State Fair, Lewiston Livestock Show, and Lewis County Farm Bureau Fair.

Howard McKinley John Funke Poland Lewiston Mr. Funke Mr. McKinley Boise State Fair Lewiston Livestock Show Lewis County State Board of Education State Superintendent of Education Elmer Idaho

Bank doors still closed at Grangeville Savings & Trust Co

Grangeville Savings & Trust Co remains shut after the November 29 closure by the state department of commerce and industry. Deputy state bank examiner FB. W. Beck and commissioner J. G. Fralick visited Grangeville but issued no public statement on reopening. Depositors are called to a meeting December 11 at 1:30 p.m. to decide handling of affairs amid reports of potential takeovers by outside interests, including the Day brothers of Wallace.

Grangeville Savings & Trust Co State Department of Commerce and Industry FB. W. Beck State Bank Examiner J. G. Fralick State Commissioner of Commerce and Industry Grangeville R. H. Russell Russell Rene Ee Oh Wallace Coeur d'Alenes Idaho County

Lights for Reubens A Power Line Petition

Grangeville Electric Light company informed the public utilities commission it seeks permission to serve Reubens Idaho. Commissioner Eric of Boise noted the line is constructed and the town currently has no electric service.

Reubens Grangeville Electric Light Company The Public Utilities Commission Idaho Eric Boise Grangeville Company

Farmers Union Ships White Russian Wheat to Illinois

The Farmers Union under manager C. H. Grove received orders to ship a carload of White Russian wheat from its warehouse to Illinois. The order was received Wednesday and the shipment will go out immediately.

Farmers Union C. H. Grove Illinois

Remains Shipped East After Womans Death

Frank Honer returned home from Spokane after his mother died suddenly. The remains were shipped back to St. Cloud Minnesota for burial beside her husband.

Frank Honer Spokane St. Cloud Minn

Business Mission Passengers to Lewiston Morning Flight

John Meyer and John F. Nuxonl lead a business delegation aboard a Lewiston bound early morning trip. Also on board are F. Jenny Joe Uhlenkott and John Hoene, traveling for milling and elevator interests.

John Meyer John F. Nuxonl F. Jenny Joe Uhlenkott John Hoene Lewiston Eves Milling and

Card party benefit for Children’s Home at Lewiston

Proceeds from the Knights of Pythias card party Tuesday evening will be donated to the Lewiston Children’s Home. Plan to attend and support a worthy cause.

Lewiston

Pupil Certificates and Farm News From Local School

Special Correspondent reports third month awards for perfect attendance to Billie Miller Vernon Higgins Mabel Johnson Charles Ickes Elmer Johnson and Georgie Miller. A grain fire at Geary Trauttman’s farm destroyed two stacks but crew saved two more. wind hindered control. Local families visited, bargains at Winona sale, and Thanksgiving gatherings noted as threshing depends on weather. Farmers hope roads dry or freeze to haul grain.

Ites Billie Miller Vernon Higgins Mabel Johnson Charles Ickes Elmer Johnson Georgie Miller Geary Trauttman Grunewald Lee Johnson Malel Otto Shultz Grangeville Joe Hardy Kenneth Kimbrough A. C. Higgins Anna Patterson Charles Hell Stites E. M. Ickes Vernon and Frank Leah Smith Herbert Gertrude Jens Lewiston Henry Jess Pagar Raymond Johnson Cottonwood

Cottonwood Boys Defeat Craigmont 16 to 12 at Home

Cottonwood High School beat Craigmont 16 to 12 in a close game at the home gym last Friday. Lineups featured Hendrickson and Hanley for Cottonwood and Rothlishers Bartlett Martin Leng Hartig for Craigmont. Meek sub will play Grangeville on December 11, then Cottonwood travels to Craigmont the following Friday. Domestic science hosts a candy and fancy work sale at Baker's on December 11 at 10 A.M.

Delbert Hale Cottonwood High School Craigmont High School Craigmont Cottonwood Hendrickson H. Hanley Schroeder J. Hanley Rothlishers Bartlett Martin Leng Hartig Meek Grangeville High School Baker's

Idaho Highway Work Near White Bird Creek Complete

Superintendent McCoy of the Bicknell contract announces completion of north and south Idaho highway work from the mouth of White Bird creek to the summit, a 13 mile section. Winter shutdown follows. spring brings rock surfacing to Grangeville end. Grading from Grangeville to White Bird finished but awaiting surfacing before state opening. One steam shovel to be moved to another contract.

Idaho White Bird Creek McCoy Bicknell Grangeville White Bird

Do You Know Him Robert L Carr Missing in Idaho

A man named Robert L Carr, formerly of Wabasha Minnesota, disappeared after moving to Idaho two years ago to live with a brother. His daughter Evalyn Carr, in Casper Wyoming, has contacted Trevenor Davis seeking help. She does not know her uncle’s first name and says her father is a cripple who lost both feet before he came west. Any information about Mr Beleere popdien wasyn Carr, care Casper Wyoming.

Robert L.* Carr Idaho Wabasha Minn Evalyn Carr Casper Woo Trevenor Davis Beleere Popdien Wasyn Carr Casper, Wyo

Idaho Leads In Seed Show Wins And State Revenue Totals

Idaho placed top in alfalfa and clover seed at the Chicago international seed and grain show held November 27 to December 2, while seed wheat earned multiple prizes. Internal revenue figures show $8,688,616 collected from October 1, 1919, to June 30, 1920. A Meridian post office burglary yielded $200 to $300 in stamps. The Lewiston Savings and Loan reports 50 members and $48,000 in stock in four days of operation. A Lewiston reorganizes the Northwest Live Stock Association with $50,000 charter and over 1,000 shares pledged. A yeggmen break-in hits Meridian, hinges damaged. Legislative highway and wage discussions reach legislators via a Lewiston club. Matt Dowd arrives in custody after fleeing in 1918.

Tdaho Chicago Novaber Idaho Internal Revenue Office Lewis. Williams Internal Revenue E. R. Whitla Commerce and Industry Coeur d'Alene Bank and Trust Company Coeur d'Alene New Lewiston Savings and Loan Company Northwest Live Stock Association Lewiston Chicago Packet Washington Matt Dowd Fiial Porter Shaffer Dowd San Francisco Northwest Mary Evans Inez Platt

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