Celebration planned for July 5 at Cottonwood grounds
Preparations for the July 5 celebration and cornerstone laying at New St. Gertrude's progress with strong local support. Clergy, civic groups, and townsfolk, led by Bishop of Boise, plan a large July Fourth style event, with ample auto accommodations and multiple committees already forming to ensure a memorable occasion.
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St. Gertrude’s
The
Prairie
Cottonwood
St. Joseph's
Ladies’ Society
Knights of Columbus
Commercial Club
City Fathers
Rome
New York
St. Gertrude's
St. Gertrudes's
Lis Lordship
Boise
Whole day of affairs teased in next Chronicle issue
The Chronicle previews a full day event with details on societies and clubs, speakers, and activities. Readers are urged to attend, take lunch or buy affordable meals at the rounds where cooling drinks will be offered, with pricing kept modest. A friend of St. Gertrude's remarks on the program.
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the Chronicle
St. Gertrude’s
Six Couples Wed This Week in Clarkston and Nearby
In Clarkston and surrounding areas, six couples were married this week. Nelle Ratliff and Jess Robertson wed at 10:30 Sunday morning at Rev. N Beach's home in Clarkston, a quiet ceremony with immediate family. Mary Anna Bieren and Edward C Wieber married Tuesday at the local Catholic church with a family reception at the bride’s mother's home. Jess Robertson, a World War I veteran, works as a bookkeeper at Cottonwood Hardware, and Nelle Ratliff is the daughter of J A Ratliff of Nezperce, a former Nezperce teacher. The couples plan honeymoons or early housekeeping in Cottonwood after their ceremonies.
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Clarkston
Nelle Ratliff
Jess Robertson
N. —. Beach
J. A. Ratliff
Nezperce
Geo. M. Robertson
Jess
France
Cottonwood Hardware Co
Spokane
Cottonwood
Fet Rhoades
Chronicle
Mary Anna Bieren
Edward C. Wieber
Willbrord
Lyda Adams
William Wieber
Elizabeth Bieren
Uniontown couple wed in civic wedding reception
A young woman of noted charm and accomplishments married a Uniontown Washington man, son of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Wieber. She wore white satin georgette with pink rose buds and carnations in the bouquet. The groom dressed in navy. they received many presents and will settle on the groom’s farm in Uniontown as friends extend best wishes for a long, happy life.
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George B. Wieber
Uniontown
Wash
The
Chronicle
Marriages in Lewiston and Nearby Areas
Miller and Downer unite in Lewiston at Bollinger hotel with Rev. Teel officiating. The couple will live in Winchester as the groom works for Craig Mountain Lumber Co. Vern South and Bertha Dodge wed in Lewiston with Rev. Teel as minister. Miss Katherine Arnzen and Walter Kinzer marry at the Ferdinand Catholic church. The Chronicle extends best wishes for happiness.
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Winchester
Craig Mountan Lumber Co
Lewiston
Vern South
Bertha Dodge
Teel
South and Frick
Katherine Arnzen
Walter H. Kinzer
Ferdinand Section
Jerome
United in marriage at St. Maries
The couple wed at St. Maries on Thursday June 17. The groom is the son of Mrs. Laura Hale of the city. The Chronicle joins with the groom’s friends in wishing them joy in married life. Narrow Escape: Johnnie Rosenberger narrowly avoided death when a Buick truck driven by Olin Hamlin struck him near the Chronicle office. He suffered only minor scratches after evaluation by Dr. Orr.
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St. Maries
Laura Hale
Johnnie Rosenberger
Hamlin
Odell and Vera Lewis Wed in St. Maries
The marriage of Alter W. Odell and Vera Lewis, two popular St. Maries residents, was celebrated in a ceremony at St. Maries Idaho. Friends and family attended the nuptials as the couple began married life together.
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St. Maries
Alter W. Odell
Vera Lewis
St. Maries, Idaho
County Seat Wins In High-Scoring Grangeville Game
Grangeville baseball beat Cottonwood 15 to 7 on the home field in a loosely played contest amid the largest local crowd in recent memory. Attendance boosted gate receipts to about 160 dollars as Grangeville fans traveled in large numbers. Nearby scores include Nezperce 17, Kamiah 10. Kooskia 3, Ferdinand 4. Winchester 7, Craigmont 4. Sunday games listed with Cottonwood at Winchester and other pairings.
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Grangeville
Cottonwood Boys
Nezperce
Kamiah
Kooskia
Ferdinand
Winchester
Craigmont
Cottonwood
Cement sidewalk project in improvement district to start next week
Engineer Fred Warren announced plans during his Thursday city visit to begin cement sidewalk construction in the improvement district. Wm Boer and Wm Park hold the contract and aim for rapid completion after removing existing sections awaiting proper grades.
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Fred Warren
Cottonwood
Wm. Boer
Wm. Park
Spokane carnival arrives in Cottonwood for weekend shows
The Spokane Carnival and Amusement Co. arrived in Cottonwood from Craigmont and will exhibit Thursday Friday and Saturday. Their ferris wheel merry go round and side shows are set up near the stock yards and open to the public since yesterday morning.
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Carnival Company
Spokane Carnival and Amusement Co
Spokane
Wash
Cottonwood
Craigmont
Greencreek Wins Again Over Winona In Wide-Open Game
Greencreek defeated Winona 4 to 1 before a very large crowd. Albert Wessels and John Schaeffer formed the battery for Greencreek as the team extended its winning run.
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Greencreek
Winona
Albert Wessels
John Schaeffer
Cottonwood Chautauqua Pleases Folks in Six Day Run
Ellison-White Chautauqua closed in Cottonwood with six days of entertainment and instruction. Miss Bristol of Waterloo led the program while local funds covered deficits. The contract for 1921 was signed by 30 business men to secure tickets and a 50-50 split next year is planned to ensure a profitable season.
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Cottonwood
Chautauqua
Toppenish
J. W. Baker
John Hoene
Bristol
Waterloo
Idaho News Roundup Highlights Tragic Accidents and Local Events
Lawrence Clovis, two, ingests lye from a can under Clyde Clovis's care in Craigmont with uncertain recovery. Banker C C Campbell found dead with a bullet wound in Boise, suspected suicide during despondency. White Delaney Grain Co expands offices after consolidation with Fischer Flour Milling and Milwaukee Grain. Lewiston hotel contract awarded to Murley Mason Co for about 460000, work to begin soon. Idaho reports 47000 auto licenses issued, up from 30000, generating about 1 million dollars for the state treasury. Fred Perkins, Genesee stockman injured in a crash, likely to recover. Dr. C C Smith acquitted in King Hill watermelon theft shooting case.
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Lawrence
Clyde Clovis
Craigmont
Dr. Dunlap
C. C. Campbell
Anderson Brothers’ Bank of
Idaho Falls
Boise
White-Delaney Grain Co
West
Fischer Flour Milling Co
Milwaukee Grain & Elevator Co
Nezperce
Camas Prairies
Lewiston
Idaho
Murley-Mason Company
Lewiston Tlotel Company
Spokane
R. S. Erb
Paul Davis
State Department of Law Enforcement
State Treasury
Colfax
Fred Perkins
Genesee
FP. B. Sayre
Perkins
Smith Place
Smith
Water main project delayed after material loss in transit
A car load of water mains and associated fittings bound for Spokane were lost in transit delaying the replacement work by a week. Crews have been uncovering the old mains, and once the material arrives, the project will proceed as quickly as possible.
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Spokane
Ellenwood Family Hosts Spokane Guests This Week
Mr and Mrs J W Ellenwood welcomed their daughter Mrs Peter Gilchrist and son Dwight from Spokane for a brief visit this week.
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J. W. Ellenwood
Peter Gilchrist
Dwight
Spokane
Hazel Van Pool Visits Cottonwood Friends
Miss Hazel Van Pool leaves her river home for a week in Cottonwood to visit relatives and friends and attends the chautauqua while in town.
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Hazel van Pool
Cottonwood
Ile
Mrs Keane Visits Cottonwood Home of Dr Reilly
Mrs. E. A. Keane from Moscow arrived in Cottonwood on Wednesday evening for a brief visit at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. Reilly.
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E. A. Keane
Moscow
Cottonwood
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