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Cottonwood Chronicle

Location

Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1918

Page

5

Local Items of Interest From Lewiston and Clarkston

Local notes report Clara Cramer visiting Lewiston Tuesday and Miss Harriet Grove planning a summer stay there with friends. Several residents journeyed to Lewiston, including Dr Boyce bringing a new Chevrolet. John Moriarty returned from North Yakima after haying on his farm. Ben Hussman has been rejected by the army due to disability. Otto Aichtmayr and Mary Scherer wed in a Catholic church with vows by Father Willibrord. Cottonwood Milling Co shipped cattle and hogs to markets, hogs averaging 222 pounds. Olin Hamlin recovered from grippe then relapsed, with Mrs J W Richmond tending him. High water halted boat traffic delaying a return trip home.

Clara Cramer Lewiston Felix Martzen Harriet Grove Frank Stewart Dr. Boyce John Moriarty North Yakima Otto Aichtmayr Mary Scherer Willibrord Ferdinand Olin Hamlin J. W. Richmond Grangeville Hamlin Snake River

Stockholders Meeting for Cottonwhood Milling Co

The Cottonwhood Milling and Elevator Co Ltd holds its annual stockholders meeting in the company offices on the second Tuesday in July the ninth at nine oclock in the morning. All stockholders are urged to attend.

Cottonwhood Milling & Elevator Co., Ltd

Retired farmer offers Shorthorn cattle and Percheron horses

A retiring farmer lists a full herd and riding stock for sale, urging prompt action. He notes a final dispersion sale likely in Spokane or Portland, with further announcement to follow. Contact 20 Wom Mulhall Fenn Ida.

Spokane Portland Mulhall Fenn Ida

Threshing Outfit for Sale in Idaho

Threshing outfit complete with 36 inch Case separator 50 days use 25 hp Case engine cook house three 34 inch wagons two water tanks half price of new sale in 30 days address Webb Shaull Reubens Idaho Stock Tonic available Rexall Drug Store Greencreek 160 acres 7 room house water system Grangeville Idaho Sheep for Sale fourteen purebred Shropshire ewes and 20 lambs Howard McKinley

Webb & Shaull Reubens Idaho Shropshire Howard McKinley

Red Cross Branch Receives $400 Donation and Plans Robes

The Cottonwood Red Cross notes a $400 donation from the Yellow Pine auxiliary at Boles and plans to sew 15 bath robes for soldiers. A Home Service Department will assist families with letters, allotments, insurance, and casualty inquiries, per General Wood.

Feomtellant Clara Eineppeaahs Eence Sanke Will Jones Red Rooms Yellow Pine Boles Red Cross Chautauqua Lewiston Cottonwood Cottonwood Branch Home Service Department General Wood Home Service Home Service Section

Menace of Forest Fires Warns Idaho County Council

The Idaho County Council of Defense urges vigilance against forest fires as military needs and cattle ranges risk enormous losses. Members stress reporting every fire immediately and urging neighbors to act, to protect timber stock and war efforts. W. W. Brown chairs the council.

Idaho County Council of Defense W. W. Brown

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Will Rooke Ed Nelson Mr. Rooke Ben Hussman Camp Lewis Army Examining Board H. C. Matthiesen Asotin Yeo. Winder Ingersoll Waterloo Reliance Earbury Iolite Radiolite Genuin Hoene Hardware 3 Sportsmen’s Sherwin-Williams Stockholders Meeting Rexall Drug Store Greencreek Geo. M. Reed Hed Liuss News Hussman Lumber Coo Home Builders
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