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Cottonwood Chronicle

Location

Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1921

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Leggett's Store Robbed In Nighttime Burglary

Merchandise valued about 400 dollars mostly women’s apparel vanished from Leggett Mercantile Co after intruders broke in through a rear window. Sheriff and deputy traced missing items including skirts, waists, silk goods, shoes, tobacco, cookies and cash. investigation notes quiet entry and possible knowledge of the store.

Leggett Mercantile Company TLC Keith Sheri Kinwis Granneville O. D. Hamlin H.C. Netzel Netzel Acro Henry Downer Nau Ferdinand Road Sidney Brown Leggett Mercantile Co Sheriff's Office

Gets Man Who Escaped From Ide County On Alcohol Charge

F D Page age 36 wanted for possessing intoxicants in Ide ho county was captured at Colfax by Sheriff William Cole of Whitman county and taken to Grangeville by Sheriff J G Eimers. On March 20 Eimers found liquor on a pack horse Page used to carry stores up the Clearwater north fork. Pursued by Eimers and deputy Chester Arnold Page tried to flee on his saddle horse but eluded capture by abandoning his mount and fleeing on foot along the river.

F. D. Page Ideho County Colfax William Cole Whitman County Grangeville J. G. Eimers Iff Eimers Page North Fork Clearwater Eimers Chester Arnold

Garage Reopens in Cottonwood by New Lewiston Firm

The Cottonwood Garage in Northern Idaho will reopen under R. Huddleston and R. Speck of Lewiston. They plan to offer general repairs, gasoline, oils, batteries, machine work, accessories, tires, car washing, and storage. Huddleston expects his wife soon and a home above the shop. Speck will join in about six weeks.

Cottonwood John Peterson Idaho R. Ruddleston R. Speck Lewiston Huddleston Speck

Two Drownings Reported in Salmon River Ferry Accident

Grangeville reports two men drowned when a floating log struck a basket ferry at Silage ferry above Dixie on the Salmon River. William Sorrow, 28, and Ernest Silge, 58, disappeared after being thrown from the ferry. recovery efforts continue as authorities monitor river channels. Witnesses Allen Stonebreaker and others saw the incident and attempted rescue. Silge operated the ferry and was a long-time Dixie resident.

Grangeville Lewiston Tribune William Sorrow Ernest Silve Dixie Allen Stonebreaker Fowler Butler Mabton Wash Sorrow Joe Sorrow Knights of Pythias Lodge Silge Germany

Public sale raises about $3000 in Greencreek event

About 300 people attended the Henry Uhlenkott sale in Greencreek on Wednesday. Auctioneer Johnson of Grangeville conducted the auction, with the First National Bank of this city acting as clerk, and most items brought prices similar to food costs, totaling around $3000.

Henry Uhlenkott Greencreek Johnson Grangeville First National Bank

Dodge touring car lowers price by $305 after Armistice drop

Prices tumble as the Dodge touring car falls from 1515 to 1210 dollars in a single week, a decline among the sharpest in years aside from a Buick cut earlier. The Ford also drops again, marking a second reduction since the Armistice signing.

Buick

Young Woman Dies After Op. Ruth Miller Downer Mourned

Mrs Henry Downer born Ruth Miller daughter of J P Miller Denver Idaho died in Winchester after operation in Lewiston Idaho. She married Henry J Downer June 16 1920 in Lewiston and was buried Lewiston Cemetery on their first anniversary. Funeral held at Community Church with Rev Marion Sligay. city businesses closed in respect. She leaves husband and large Miller family including three sisters and four brothers.

Henry Downer Winchester Lewiston First National Bank Denver Idaho Christian Church Marion Sligay Monte Jarret Hartzell Cobbs Mors Lester Leonard Clifton Charles, Lawton Kenneth Miller Nau

Narrow escape for Mrs Johnston in Grangeville street crash

Mrs Charles Johnston narrowly escaped instant death when, with Mrs R A Nims and Mrs J C Mattiesen, she was struck and dragged about fifteen feet by a Ford driven by Elbert Martin at the A and F corner in Grangeville. The driver was on the wrong side of the street. Mrs Johnston sustained painful injuries and bruises and was taken home for rest.

Charles Johnston Grangeville R. A. Nims J. C. Mattiesen Elbert Martin

Bankers honored as leaders in state association

M Ehrhardt president of Cottonwood State Bank and Empire National Bank of Lewiston was chosen president of the State Bankers Association at Boise. M M Belk nap, Cottonwood State Bank vice president, elected treasurer. Rev Marion Sligar and wife, from Albion Washington, came to conduct Methodist services and remained for funeral of Mrs Henry Downer. Mrs Jacob Balthaser and daughter from Lancaster Ohio plan a summer visit with Will Simon. Mrs Balthaser is Mrs Simon’s mother.

Marion Sligar Albion, Wash Henry Downer Jacob Balthaser Cora Hilkle Lancaster Ohio City Will Simon

Fenn Highway Board Lets Two Concrete Bridges Contract

The Fenn Highway Commissioners awarded a contract to William Ruhoff for building two concrete bridges in the district one at the Joseph Kolbeck ranch and another on Shebang creek near the John Crea ranch. Two other bids were submitted. The Ferdinand Enterprise reports on the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs convention in Ferdinand with program details and officer elections, noting the next annual meeting will be at Cottonwood and a large crowd attended the banquet on Craig Mountain.

I. C Fenn Highway Commissionera William Ruhoff Joseph Kolbeck Shebang Creek John Crea Sony J. C. Comstock Wimona Comstock Bibb Sasse Riley Rice Cottonwood O, D Hamlin Sec Treas Hayward Shields Craig Mountain Rebekahs Ferdinand Enterprise

Picnic Honors Road Camp at Sunset School House

About one hundred people joined the boys of the road camp on the new Rick Creek-Cottonwood road for a Saturday picnic at Sunset school house on Canfield place. Senator Seth Jones spoke on pioneer days and state politics while bucking horses won the riding contest. Mrs Monte darett traveled from Whitebird country to join in the funeral of Mrs Henry Downer.

New Rick Creek Cottonwood Road Friends of the Road Sunset School House Canfield Place John Gelach Charles Ryan Boots" Shinn Shearer Shinn Twogood Seth Jones Joseph Senator Jones Grave Creek Matt Talbott Jr Howard Whittier Oregon T. P. Mitchell Whitebird Country Monte Darett Cottonwood Henry Downer

Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance elects officers in Idaho county meeting

The annual stockholders meeting of Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Idaho county held June 13 at the Ll 0. O. F. hall elected J. H. Von Bargen as president, Joe Uhlenkott as vice president, Mat Kaschmitter as secretary, and Joseph Kauffman as retiring secretary not seeking reappointment due to relocation. The company reports its affairs in splendid condition.

Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co Idaho County

Census Bureau details Idaho age and literacy distribution

Idaho's population shows 35.3 percent under 15 and 37.4 percent ages 20 to 44. Urban areas have a higher 20 to 44 share, illiteracy at 1.5 percent overall with 4,924 illiterates 10 years and older. County figures range from 0.2 percent illiteracy in Jerome and Teton to 5.8 percent in Clearwater.

Census Bureau Idaho Clearwater Jerome Teton

Crusher Set In Place For City Road Rock Crushing

A rock crusher at South and Frick garage was placed in the rock pit on Tuesday. It is expected to be ready by Saturday to crush rock for hard surfacing the city road leading out toward the creamery.

Frick Garage

Village Bond Election Notice for July Voting

Notice to electors states registration required to vote in the Village Bond Election on July 8. Village Clerk M. M. Belknap signs the notice, outlining registration prerequisites for participation.

M. M. Belknap

William Siegrist found dead in Lapwai flour mill

Several Idaho state items follow as William Siegrist, pioneer miller of Lapwai, is found dead on the third floor of his flour mill from heart disease. Other notes include a bridge road funding decision by Nez Perce County commissioners and a bank robbery in St. Joe.

William Siegrist Lapwai Nez Perce R. L. Spiker L. G. Southwick George L. King Lewiston W P. Smith State Bank St. Joe Smith Smith Feli Fred Preuti Orofino Clearwater River J. M. Mitchell Nezperce Mitchell Tammany Oil Company Gibbonsfield Frank Rice Rice Idaho County

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Leggett Salmon Ferdinand Cotonwood Odd Fellows Rebekah J. H. Johnston C. W. Lewis K. M J. W. Baker & Son Ed Malevich Bureau Crusher Manila Hoene Hardware the Chronicle William Buettner California Sacramento Valley W. F. Orr G. 8 Stockton Barney Gee Seubert Orr Montana Canada Idaho County Wheat Growers Association Edgar Fry Anton Jansen Northwest Wheat Growers Association Fry Mr. Jansen Osborne
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