Annual Meeting of Idaho Odd Fellows Held in Cottonwood
Delegates from Idaho county lodges gather in Cottonwood for the sixteenth annual county association session at the Odd Fellows hall. The day features opening, reports, elections, a Rebekah business session, a supper, and an evening program with solos, a duet, and dancing.
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LO. O. F
Idaho County
Cottonwood
Odd Fellows Hall
W. W
M. R
Odd Fellows
Fannie Rink
Opportunity Sale by J. W. Baker & Son Ends in Success
The two week Opportunity Sale by J. W. Baker & Son concluded Wednesday with strong patronage and prize excitement. Dorothy Ruhoff announced winners. Victor Lustig took the $10 gold piece by number 993 and E. M. Ickes claimed a cabinet of spices with number 258. The heaviest dozen eggs contest produced a tie between Mrs. A Holthaus Mrs. George range and Mrs. Willis Turner, each twelve eggs weighing two pounds, to be settled by lot.
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J. W. Baker & Son
Messrs. Baker
Dorothy Ruhoff
Victor Lustig
E. M. Ickes
A. Holthaus
George Range
Willis Turner
Lewiston Normal Announces Summer Session Start Date
Lewiston state normal will open its summer school on June 12. Enrollment last year reached 439 students with a senior class of 131. Diploma and certificate totals were 564. Idaho county students listed include Cecilia R. Nacke, Anna C. Peterson, Esther Tautfest, Kathryn S. Taufest, Melvena I. Tautfest, Ferdinand Warren, and Harry H. Warren of Kooskia.
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Lewiston State Normal
Idaho County
Cecila R. Nacke
Anna C. Peterson
Esther Tautfest
Kathryn S. Taufest
Melvena I. Tautfest
Ferdinand
Harry H. Warren
Kooskia
Cottonwood Band Concert Before Universal Picture
The Cottonwood band performs an open air concert in front of the Orpheum theatre next Thursday evening, June 7, before the presentation of Universal Pictures new film Human Hearts. Carl Laemmle, president of Universal, dedicates the film to the moth eras of the world.
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Cottonwood
Orpheum Theatre
Carl Laemmle
Universal Film Company
Preferred Hog 2 Herd Gains Interest From Idaho Breeder
Wm Hamilton of a large Idaho farm visited John Funke to compare hogs after Hamilton’s 18 pig litter from a purebred Poland China sow. Hamilton bought a registered hog with $76 gift money from his Moscow state university graduation, and is seen as a rising breeder in Idaho and the northwest. Memorial Day passes quietly in Cottonwood with closed businesses and cemetery flowers. ball game canceled due to weather, band music, and a town team win.
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Hamilton
John Funke
Poland
the State University At
Moscow
Funke
Cottonwood
First National Bank
Lewiston
Teachers Leave For Summer Vacations From Local School
At the close of last week’s exercises the local public school teachers departed for their homes and vacations. Principal Clayton Westover will visit a brother in Moscow. Miss Margaret Farrel heads to Butte and then Yellowstone National Park. Anna Marie Cameron and Dora Jenifer return to Lewiston. Tone Jones goes to Seattle. Alice Tiffany of Culdesac will visit relatives and attend summer school.
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Clayton Westover
Moscow
Margaret Farrel
Butte, Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Anna Marie Cameron
Dora Jenifer
Lewiston
Tone Jones
Seattle
Alice Tiffany
Culdesac
Parochial School Closes After Successive Term
The local parochial school closed Tuesday after a very successful term. Seven eighth graders received diplomas: Anna Jenny, George Kopczynski, Eugene Darscheid, Margaret Moriarty, Lillie Malerich, Mary Altman, Albert Altman. Sister Anastasia, who taught the class last term, had also instructed them when they first entered school.
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Anna Jenny
George Kopczynski
Eugene Darscheid
Margaret Moriarty
Lillie Malerich
Mary Altman
Albert Altman
Knights of Columbus convention returns to Idaho next year
George Terhaar John F Knop and August Seubert returned from Wallace after a satisfactory state convention of Knights of Columbus Leo McCarty of Lewiston was elected grand knight for the coming year Joe Papineau of Moscow became state treasurer with rest of offices going to south Idaho councils Pocatello chosen as next year meeting place The party traveled by air from Lewiston to Wallace.
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George Terhaar
John F. Knop
August Seubert
Wallace
Knights of Columbus
Leo McCarty
Lewiston
Joe Papineau
Moscow
Celebrated Silver Jubilee Of Rev Willibrord At Cottonwood
The 25th anniversary of Rev Father Willibrord’s ordination was observed at the local Catholic church during Corpus Christi services. He was ordained at Conception Missouri May 19 1898 and read his first mass May 29 1898. He has served Cottonwood parish since January 14 1915.
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Father Willibrord
Conception
Cottonwood
Father Odile
Corpus Christi
Father Paul
Jerome
Father Boniface
Father Michael
May rainfall at Monastery reports four inches total
The May weather record at the Monastery west of to shows a total rainfall of four inches for the month, nearly double the normal amount. Rain fell on twenty days during the past month.
Hail the Woman the magnificent tribute to American womanhood
A vivid tribute praising American womanhood. The piece extols female virtue, strength, and civic contribution in a reverent, era tone with ceremonial language and inspirational imagery.
Fly Blow to Celebrate 4th Round-Up Planned Across River
Plans for a five day event during July 3 to 7 include horse racing bucking contests steer roping riding and tying contests baseball games and a large dance in the monster pavilion. Roads are being prepared for easy auto access with pasture nearby for teams and shade and mountain water available. Organizers include W J Rooke president Robert Gill vice president Edwin Peek secretary and W A Spivy treasurer.
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Joseph
Monster Pavilion
Cottonwood
W. J. Rooke
Robert Gill
Edwin Peek
W. A. Spivy
Buried Friday in Butte Bow man funeral held in Sherman & Reed chapel
Funeral services for Frank A. Bow man were held Friday at 2 p.m. at Sherman & Reed chapel with Rev. B. H. Lieb er officiating. Mrs. Paul Bailor sang several hymns. Florence Martin accompanied. Floral offerings filled the chapel as relatives and friends mourned. Attendees included Tarl McLean of Cascade and Mr. and Mrs. George Medved of Cottonwood, with interment in Mt. Moriah cemetery in Butte.
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Butte
Sherman & Reed
Frank A. Bowman
B. H. Lieber
Paul Bailor
Jesus
Florence Martin
Goldstone Wins University of Idaho Tennis Championship
Abe Goldstone of Lewiston defeats Curt Harrington and another Idaho rival to claim the University of Idaho campus tennis title. The infection lingered but Goldstone, a post graduate student, dominates the three-set final 6-2 6-3 6-2. Prescott fought hard in a stiff match.
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Cottonwood
University of Idaho
Ae Samuel Goldstone
Lewiston
Viel Moscow Star-Mirror
Abe’ Goldstone
Sue
University Idaho
Ee Ee Ma Se
Armament Thurs
Prescott
Goldstone
Curt’ Harrington
Idaho
Club leader H A Stone visits county dairy calf clubs
H A Stone district club agent for the university extension department arrived from Nezperce and will spend several days with pig and baby beef club members. He will assist dairy calf club work, oversee members, and may arrange calves at fairs this fall. Stone notes 400 club members in northern counties. next prairie visit planned for late June.
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H. A. Stone
University Extension Department
Nezperce
Pig Club
Baby Beef Club
Tilly Mook Fn Hi
Clu
Grayson
Stone
Machinery Arriving For State Highway Surfacing
Three carloads of machinery from General Construction Co. are unloaded this week and will move to the crusher site north of town as conditions permit. Heavy rain has made the new highway nearly impassable in places and slowed supply delivery. Contractors expect to begin work with a full crew within one to two weeks and will rush operations as weather allows.
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General Construction Co
Sawyer Canyon
WEDS SPOKANE MAN IN COTTONWOOD HOME
Miss Idana of Cottonwood wed E Hedin of Spokane at the bride’s sister’s Spokane home on Tuesday the 29th. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs L Asker, prominent locals. Groom resides in Spokane and they will reside there after the ceremony. The Chronicle offers best wishes to the couple and their families.
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Spokane
Idana
Cottonwood
E. Hedin
Wash
Oliver Bidne
L. Asker
Spolgne
Young Human Hearts
Lewiston Teams Win Seventh Straight in Rough Sunday Game
The Lewiston ball team defeated the Cott team 11 to 7 in a Sunday clash. A Lewiston player sustained a shin fracture after a collision with Howe. In other notes, Elizabeth Lewiston won a beauty event in Spokane, while forecasts point to wheat yields of 41 bushels per acre, up 87,000 bushels from five-year averages. Federal court sentences totaled 26 months with fines of 4176. Indian patients from Fort Lewar sanatorium returned to reservations after treatment programs.
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Lewiston
Cott
Fom & Howe
Sima Kansas
William Eire
Bonner _ county
Ska
Mt Coeur d'Aleng
United States
F. Roe Ty
Samuel Ee Montana O
Wea
Boise
Riera Y Rogers
Lelty
Depa University of Tarho
Anahean Poultry Association
Parhurst
West
Federal Court
Moscow
Dietrich
Viallee
Eer
Avor
Sharon
Fort Leowai
Washington
Spokane
Flathead
Poplar
Fort Lap’ Wai Saitou
Lapwsi
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Mt. Idaho Lodge
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Tiffany
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T.C. Keith
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RAAT
FR. Willibroad
oLpsTone
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