Cottonwood Wins Heated 9 to 5 Ball Game at Winona
Nearly 500 spectators from Cottonwood and vicinity watched a hard fought charity game in the sweltering sun. Cottonwood erupted for 9 runs in the last three innings to overcome Winona 9 to 5, aided by four Kamiah Indian players. The event raised around 50 for the Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Rooters
Cottonwood Boys
Winonas
Cottonwooders
Hill
Return game to draw big crowd in Cottonwood showdown
One of Idaho counties largest crowds is expected for the return game next Sunday at Cottonwood. Both teams will be in top form for the final clash to decide the world championship with proceeds benefiting the Red Cross.
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Idaho County
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Speed Shells Name Area Shooting Remington UMC Shotgun Shells
A fragment notes area shooting involving Remington UMC shotgun shells nicknamed Speed Shells. The readable text mentions sportsmen and carrying shells but lacks clear event details or outcomes.
Notice to Tax-payers and stockholders meeting June 1918
Notice to Tax-payers dated Saturday June 29 1918 marks last day for final payment of 1917 taxes. Stockholders urged to attend a special meeting of Farmers Union Warehouse Co Ltd at L C F hall June 22 1918 at 2 p.m. Includes sale ads for residence, threshing outfit, portable granaries, dye, gates and more.
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Farmers Union Warehouse Co., Ltd
L. C. C. F. Hall
A. O. Martin
Seey
Death Notes Max Rehder of Cottonwood Mont Missoula Roots
Max Rehder died Sunday at his parents home in Cottonwood after cancer and illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Knights of Pythias and family present. Born October 20, 1885 in Anaconda Montana, he lived in Missoula before moving to Cottonwood nine years ago. He was treated at Mayo Brothers Mayo Clinic and Johns Hopkins Hospital before passing peacefully with his family at his side. Card of Thanks from Henry Rehder and relatives thanks the K P lodge Pythian Sisters Ladies Aid and friends for support during his long illness and death.
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Henry Rehder
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Ana‘conda
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Rochester
Minnesota
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Hayward Shields
Helen Rehder
Carl Rehder
Resolutions for Max Rehder of McKinley Lodge 88
The Knights of Pythias lodge in Cottonwood Idaho mourns Max Rehder a valued member and calls for sympathy to his relatives. The charter is to be draped for thirty days a minute entry and copies sent to the bereaved and published in the Cottonwood Chronicle.
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Max Rehder
McKinley Lodge No. 88
Knights of Pythias
Cottonwood
Idaho
Cottonwood Chronicle
Joseph South
I. A. Newman
Summer Fights Open With Saloon Lark In Grangeville
The season for summer fights opened in Grangeville on Saturday with two rounds of rough sport between Salmon River stockmen unable to stage on the river. They moved to the county seat where a vigor ous snoot-punching scene drew crowds. The town, short of funds, fined each fighter $25 and used the street sprinkler until $50 was spent, with plans for weekly exhibitions during the dry season.
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