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Cottonwood Chronicle

Location

Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

6

Big Barn Dance Celebration for Red Cross on June 14

A large June 14 barn dance in Ilo featuring patriotic talks by E A Walters of Boise and Judge Ben Tweedy of Lewiston, with performances by the Ferdinand Ladies Quartet and Ilo Brass Band. Proceeds go to the American Red Cross after expenses, plus a North West Shows Carnival in town.

Cross E. A. Walters Boise Ben F. Tweedy Lewiston Ferdinand Tia Nezperce Red Cross Fenn Ilo American Red Cross Ilo Brass Band Northwestern United Shows Carnival Company Highland Red Cross Workers’ Club Hanses Town T. P. Mitchell ev_erybody Highland Red Cross J. L. Miller Chester Hendrickson Cottonwood Branch

Sugar Regulation Notice From Food Administrator

Sugarusing businesses must file sworn statements with the County Food Administrator now or risk losing sugar for the rest of the year. Permits required for over 100 pounds for canning. Apply early with amount, purpose, and preferred grocer. Victor Peterson Idaho County Food Administrator. Also an invitation to attend the Winona Cottonwood team championship ball game next Sunday afternoon.

Victor Peterson Idaho County Winona Cottonwood

Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Cottonwood Idaho

In pursuance of an order of sale by the Probate Court of Idaho County on May 17 1918 the administrator Felix Martzen will privately sell Lots 13 and 14 Block D L P Browns Addition Cottonwood Idaho bids accepted at Felix Martzen’s Cottonwood office until 12 noon June 10 1918 sale subject to court confirmation cash lawful money of the United States on confirmation right to reject bids

Idaho State of Idaho Fred Berscheid Towit L. P. Brown Cottonwood Idaho County Felix Martzen United States of America

Notice to Contractors for Cottonwood Highway District bids

Bids will be received June 29 1918 by the Cottonwood Idaho highway district for 4.25 miles of highway construction and macadamizing with quantities of excavation about 27000 cubic yards and macadamizing about 39629 square yards. The district may let in whole or part and may reject all bids. A certified bank check of 3000 must accompany each bid. Plans are filed with Highway Engineer A J Warren Cottonwood Idaho. Bids on blank forms from the engineer. Dated June 7 1918 J F Jenny Secretary Cottonwood Highway District.

Commissioners of Cottonwood Highway District Idaho County Idaho Cottonwood A. J. Warren J. F. Jenny Cottonwood Highway

Help Send Fuel For Canary Hatchlings

An emergency plea to the fuel administrator from a woman who says a coal delivery is urgently needed to save her home. She explains that coal is required because her pet canary is hatching young, highlighting a personal hardship amid fuel shortages.

Into International News Service

Soldier’s letter to parents earns furlough at Camp Meade

Private D B Rambo of the 315th Infantry, fearing nothing since leaving home, speaks candidly to Brig. Gen. Nicholson about a recent Christmas box and longing for home. The general grants him a week’s holiday, praising boys who don’t grumble.

Camp Meade D. 5 Rambo William J. Nicholson Express

Local News Highlights From Cottonwood Idaho Area

Buick sale to Chris Nelson of Kamiah and a new daughter born to Mr and Mrs M C Jasper of the Cottonwood garage are reported. A large crowd will travel to Winona for a ball game as Idaho County Chau tauqua events unfold June 22 27. E E Hale and family attend Adventist camp meetings in Clarkston. Bert Reed refinishes J W Bakers new bungalow on Broadway. Phil Wagner heads to Gillette Wyoming for a homestead and possible Camp Lewis draft call. Knights of Columbus aim to raise 12 million for war funds bringing total to 25 million. Cottonwood Hardware sells Paige car to Lee Hanses and Olds to W G Seatz. Jim Johnson buys an Olds. H G Chicane boosts farm work and elevator project. Wes Hockersmith ships wool from Salmon river at 60 cents a pound via Farmers Union Warehouse. Kinzer kinfolk and friends visit the Bosse farm near town. Swede Johnston fails Navy enlistment weight requirement at Spokane Seattle. weighs 122 pounds. Mrs Rudolph Schroeder’s Lewiston trip clarified as a visit with her husband joining later. Cottonwood Co operative Creamery stock raises from 7500 to 15000, a strong plant. Empire National Bank President E M Ehrhardt and party tour his 1120 acre Cottonwood farm east of town. farm rich in grain and alfalfa. Ehrhardt also presides over Cottonwood State Bank.

E. E. Hale Clarkston Bert Reed J. W. Baker Broadway Street Phil Wagner Gillette Wyoming Camp Lewis H. G. Chicane Wes Hockersmith Salmon River Wm. Eller Farmers Union Warehouse Co

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Hartford M._M. Belknap Agt Cottonwood Merc. Co Cottonwood, Idaho Hoene Hdw Chris Nelson Kamiah M. C. Jasper Cottonwood Garage Knights of Columbus K. of C Cottonwood Hardware Co Paige Lee Hanses Oldsmobile W. G. Seatz Craig Mt. Lumber Co Jim Johnson John Kinzer Uniontown Frank Kinzer Len Sewell Spokane Henry Fuchs Pleasant Farm Henry Bosse Rudolph Schroeder Renterville Cottonwood Co-operative Creamery Co E. M. Ehrhardt Empire National Bank of Art Chase Frank Thompson Ehrhardt Cottonwood State Bank Orpheum Walt Whitman and Alma Reubens Dustin Farnum Durand Canada Mexico Wednes Ben Wilson Neva Gerber Madge Kennedy Baby Mine
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