Plan to Crush Rock Monday on North and South Highways
General Construction company prepares to mobilize a large rock crusher Monday to gravel the North and South highway through Ferdin and Cottonwood districts. IE H Price leads drills and crews placing storage, bins and crusher. First phase covers two miles to Cottonwood, with 18 day target, using coarse then fine rock and full road rolling. Two shifts planned with Rumley engines powering the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Construction Company
Ferdinand and Cottonwood
IE. H. Price
Cottonwood
Ublorn Ranch
Moody Gulch
Forman
Price
Rumley
State university student lands Idaho geology post
Harold Simon son of Mr and Mrs Fred Simon from this city left last week for southern Idaho to accept a state of Idaho geologist position in Boise after thorough review of his university records at Moscow where he has four months of study remaining sickness last year prevented graduation this year his mother and sister Bernice visited him in Moscow before his departure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Simon
Fred Simon
State University
Moscow
Southern Idaho
State of
Bernice
Idaho
Boise
New manager arrives in Cottonwood from Waterville
J M Fellers arrives as the new manager of the Farmers Union Warehouse company in Cottonwood. He came Saturday evening with his wife and three children and has taken charge Monday morning. The Fellers family will reside at the A O Martin home and are settling in well with town and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fellers
Farmers Union Warehous Company
Cottonwood
Waterville
Wash
A. O. Martin
Fellers
A Bad Fall Injures Idaho Restaurant Chinaman Butt Cutt
Butt Cutt a well known Cottonwood resident near 80, fell from the Idaho Restaurant back steps Sunday, injuring his left hip. Dr. Orr suspects a sprain or possible fracture. Confined to bed a week, he remains in good humor as white friends and many visitors care for him. children show interest in his welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butt Cutt
Cottonwood
Idaho
Orr
Idaho County
Pretty Home Wedding Of Rozilla Florence Oldham
Rozilla Florence Oldham wed Chester Arthur Hendrickson at the Oldham home at high noon on Wednesday June 20. Rev Martin of Grangeville officiated. The bride wore white satin with a tulle veil. Attendant Ruth Fletcher of Great Falls, Montana. Hostman Claude Raether of Pendleton, Oregon. After dinner the couple left for a honeymoon via Lewiston Pendleton Portland and Silverton Oregon to visit Hendrickson's father. The Chronicle extends best wishes.
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Joseph Oldham
Rozilla Florence
Chester Arthur Hendrickson
Martin
Grangeville
Ruth Fletcher
Great Falls
Montana
Claude Raether
Pendleton
Oregon
Routo
Lewiston
Portland
Mr. Hendrickson
Silverton
The
Chronicle
Inspect Road Damaged by Flood Washouts on Grave Creek Road
N B Pettibone and August Schroeder toured Grave Creek road to assess damage from recent high water. Small sections washed, several bridges destroyed making auto travel impossible. Road maintenance has been disputed between districts Reuterville and Fenn. issue to be discussed at July commission meeting.
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N. B. Pettibone
Board of County Commissioners
August Schroeder
Cottonwood
Grave Creek
Reuterville
Fenn
Commission
Petition for graveling Cottonwood highway district road
About seventy taxpayers signed petitions presented to Cottonwood highway district commissioners asking to gravel the road from the John Schneider corner to the twin houses. The matter is under advisement and highway commissioner Hall was contacted. Most signers are heavy taxpayers, and the petition includes the district’s largest percentage of taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood Highway District
John Schneider
Hall
Romig Sentenced for Possessing Liquor in Grangeville
Roy Romig of Cottonwood pled guilty to having intoxicating liquor in his possession at Grangeville last Thursday. Judge Wallace N. Scales in Lewiston Friday morning ordered a $100 fine and two months in the county jail. He was arrested by Sheriff Eller. Romig's family includes a wife and eight children, eldest about 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Romig
Cottonwood
Grangeville
Wallace N. Scales
Lewiston
Eller
Romig
Cottonwood and Green Creek Win Sunday
Cottonwood defeated Winona 9 to 4 on a muddy local ground with Speck and Schurman pitching well for Cottonwood and Greencreek. The thriller ended 7 to 6 after Greencreek rallied in the ninth. Nezperce beat Grangeville 6 to 4. Ferdinand beat Westlake 8 to 3. Lewiston defeated Colton Uniontown 6. Winchester, a largely Idaho University lineup, faced Lewiston.
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Cottonwood
Winona
Hill
Eckerman
Schurman
Speck
Wagner
Nims
Fenn
Greencreek
Nezperce
Grangeville
Lewiston
Colton
Uniontown
Lawrence Narrow Escape From Death In Woods Accident
Telford Lawrence, a Fox Lumber Co. logger, survived a severe forest accident after a log load broke loose pinning him. His 12 year old brother Howard tried to help as men from nearby Wat son’s party assisted, and doctors in Ferdinand and Fox homes treated him. He is improving under care of his uncle Floyd Snavely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telford Lawrence
Fox Lumber Co
Howard
Telford
Mr. Watson
Watson
Mr. Fox
Cleve
Lawrence
Orr
Fox
Floyd Snavely
G Warren
Ferdinand Enterprise
Leggett Mercantile Upgrades Store Interior
Over ten days Leggett Mercantile reshaped its interior to boost appearance and clerical efficiency. Men’s furnishings moved to central shelving, back area developed for clothing and hats, and counter space created by repositioned showcase bases. Plan includes painting the building soon with a promised old fashioned barn dance, cats included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leggett Mercantile Company
Improving. Belknap reports from Lewiston on son in hospital
M. M. Belknap has received encouraging updates from Lewiston where his son Donald remains at St. Joseph hospital. Mrs. Belknap accompanies her son and notes his condition shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Belknap
Lewiston
Donald
St. Joseph Hospital
Behl er Willenborg Wedding at Greencreek
Katharina Willenborg and Herman Behler wed Tuesday June 19 in Greencreek with Fr Baerlacher officiating. Mary Willenborg and Ernest Behler served as bridesmaid and best man. reception for about 60 relatives followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple will reside on the groom’s Ferdinand farm. Chronicle extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Willenberg
Greencreek
Ernest Behler
Ferdinand
The
Chronicle
Abram Goldstone Wins Idaho Tennis Title and Secures Master’s Degree
Abram Hirsch Goldstone returned from Moscow with a master’s degree in Idaho and the university tennis championship, defeating Dan Prescott in the finals. Born in Lewiston in 1901, he studied at Lewiston High School, Stanford, and Idaho University, and will begin Harvard law in the fall. He is the son of Samuel Goldstone and Phoebe Binnard Goldstone, with Anna Binnard as stepmother. His grandparents Abram and Rachael Binnard were prominent Lewiston merchants in the 1860s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Hirsch Goldstone
Moscow
University of Idaho
Dan Prescott
Abram Goldstone
Lewiston
Cottonwood
Stanford
Idaho University
Harvard
Samuel Goldstone
Phoebe Binnard Goldstone
Anna Binnard Goldstone
Idaho
Abram and
Rachael Binnard
Lewiston Tribune
Chautauqua closes in Cottonwood after 1923 season
The Cottonwood chautauqua program closed Saturday evening with Garner Jubilee Singers closing the show before a packed house. Patrons called this year’s entertainment superior to last year. A contract dispute between local signers and management was resolved by agents on a 60 50 basis with guarantors receiving credit for tickets and door money. signers paid about $10 each after final settlement.
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Cottonwood
Chautauqua
Garner Jubilee Singers
Mrs Schiller III Seeks Medical Treatment in Portland
Mrs William Schiller of Lewiston and longtime Cottonwood resident was taken to Portland last week by her husband with their daughter. She will receive medical treatments under Dr Coffee. She has not been in good health for some time. She is sister to Fred Frank and Bart Simon of this city.
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Schiller III
William Schiller
Lewiston
Cottonwood
Portland
Coffee
Schiller
Fred
Frank
Bart Simon
Orpheum Shifts Shows To Weekend Nights
The Orpheum management announces changes to schedule with Thursday performances moved to Saturdays. Future weekly programs will run Saturday and Sunday nights. The long delayed Driven and Masquerader will be shown on upcoming weekend nights as part of a broader lineup.
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Orpheum
President Warren G. to Visit Sandpoint Idaho
President Warren G. arrives en route to pay a visit to Sandpoint through the North ag on the Pacific after July 2. G. L. Armstrong of Spokane, formerly in the fiding business at Oroville, Wash., takes a mortgage department position at Lewiston. Clarksfork post office partly destroyed by fire. mail damaged by water and smoke. postmistress and daughter lose personal effects. Meitzeler death mystery cleared in Boise federal court. two state prisoners sent to Blackfoot insane asylum. McDonald escapes from solitary and climbs a phone pole. Strand mortally wounded in gun battle with posse at Gold creek.
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Warren G
Ratina
G. L. Armstrong
Spokane
Fiding
Oroville
Wash
Mra
We ‘Otz
Idaho
Meitzeler
Union Central Bank of May
Boise
Fralick
Edward Roscoe
Albert McDonald
Blackfoot
F. B. Chalfant
McDonald
Frank Strand
E. Wedel
Santa
James State
York Martin
Gold Creek
Clarkia
Strand
Martin Yeeanne
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Scales
Westlake
Winchester
Edwards
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