Election
is Tuesday
The general election is set for next Tuesday, Nov. 2, with polls open
from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. . . .
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Hospital
to celebrate 80th anniversary
St. Mary’s Hospital is commemorating its 80th anniversary with a public
reception in their Dining Room on Thursday, November 4th from 3:00 to 4:00.
. . .
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Experience
Salmon River history
Come take a historical trip down the Salmon River with someone who
knows the “River of No Return” as both a published historian and river
guide. . . .
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Brats
and Brew Fest update
The Sauerkraut is in the crock and most of the planning is done
for the Bräts and Brew Fest coming up November 6th. . . .
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Grain
Producers to meet at Greencreek
The Idaho County and Lewis County Grain Producers will hold a joint
county meeting on Wednesday, November 3, 2010 at the Greencreek Community
Hall starting at 2:00 PM. . . .
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Veterans
Day program offered; Youth Ministry events for November
The Prairie Schools will be observing Veterans Day on November 11th
at 1:00 p.m. at Prairie Middle School. . . .
As one season turns into another we reflect on the blessings both past
and present. . . .
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Trick-or-treaters
welcome at St. Mary's Hospital
Ghosts, Goblins, Fairy Princesses, Pirates, Hobos and other Halloween
favorites are invited to trick or treat at the nurses station and at selected
rooms within St. Mary’s Hospital on Halloween evening, Sunday, October
31 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. . . .
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Local
man arrested
On October 21, officers with the Idaho County Sheriff’s Office,
Cottonwood Police Department, and Idaho Attorney General’s Office executed
a search warrant at 801 Adams Avenue in Cottonwood. . . .
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Sister
Chanelle is honored
Although she lives an hour’s drive from Lewiston, and although she
is busy at the Monastery receiving guests and tending to daily life here,
Sister Chanelle Schuler still managed to receive awards for most volunteer
hours and most miles travelled for her volunteer ombudsman work with Community
Action Partnership. . . .
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Pirates
pull away in second half; Prairie football hats available
An interception late in the first half helped the Prairie football
team break open their game against Clearwater Valley as they went on to
win 62-14 on Senior Night at Cottonwood Friday, Oct. 22. . . .
Prairie High Football hats are now available at Prairie High School.
. . .
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Lady
Pirates finish 4th at District; Johnson, Wemhoff named to all-star team
The Prairie Lady Pirates defeated Kendrick in 4 games to stay alive
at District but were ousted by Lapwai in 4 games to end their season. .
. .
Francesca Johnson of Prairie High School and Rachel Wemhoff of Summit
Academy have been named to the District II South team for the All-Star
Volleyball game . . .
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Nine
earn medals at Clarkston
The Cottonwood Wrestling Club turned out in full force with 21 out
of 27 wrestlers participating in the Clarkston Tournament Saturday, October
23rd. . . .
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Summit
girls eliminated at District
It was not to be, evidently, as Summit Academy’s volleyball dropped
two hard-fought matches during the district finals night to end their season
one match short of a trip to state in play at Nezperce Wednesday, Oct.
20. . . .
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Letters
to the editor
On this page are letters to the editor that appeared in this week's
print edition of the Chronicle. . . .
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The GOP Bus Tour came through Cottonwood last Thursday.
In the top photo Cottonwood Mayor Denis Duman, center, meets with Congressional
candidate Raul Labrador, left, and lieutenant governor Brad Little. Governor
Butch Otter was supposed to be here too but was in Twin Falls trying to
close the deal on the new calling center there. The lower photo shows the
crew that were on the bus as well as Cottonwood's Shorty and Marge Arnzen.
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A photo of Dr. Wesley Orr hangs in the hospital.
His influence prompted the Sisters of St. Gertrude to first open a hospital
in 1930. See story above left.
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On October 16, Troop/Pack 638 attended the Clearwater
Corn Maze near the Lewiston Roundup grounds. It took us a little less than
an hour to find our way through many turns and lots of dead ends. On the
back of the map they gave us were 10 Idaho related questions that were
posted throughout the maze for us to locate. If you haven’t been there
yet, it’s worth the time to go. We all had a blast. After the amazing time
we had there, we had a picnic lunch at one of the local parks. We
then were on another mission to the “Rock and Gem Show” being held at the
Nez Perce County Fair Building. Our Webelos: Carson Schmidt, Anthony Karel,
Hunter Chaffee and Jared Coppernoll, learned a lot about different types
of rocks and gems. They brought home lots of samples and information to
achieve their Webelos Geology pin.
Also attending the show were Matt Coppernoll, Caleb
Butler and Juliette Girl Scout Ciara Chaffee. These scouts also benefited
from this experience by working in their scouting books.
Shown above are the scouts and others at the Corn
Maze. Front from left are Caleb Butler, Aurelia Bruno, Ciara Chaffee,
Hunter Chaffee, Jared Coppernoll, Travis Alfrey, Carson Schmidt, Matt Coppernoll,
Cole Martin and Justin Lockett. Middle row are Della Sprute, Seth Chaffee,
Spencer, Remington Sprute, Emma Butler and Ember Martin. Back from left
are Shari Chaffee, Laurie Karel, Anthony Karel, Jessica and Ellie Butler,
Pat & Laurine Alfrey, Morgan Butler, Keith and Aleta Coppernoll, Jeff
& Summer Martin and Ashton, Cassie Lockett and friend and Dan Karel.
Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Winners at the Cribbage Tournament at The Hangout
Thursday, Oct. 21 were from left: Jack Wimer, 1st; Nate Gentry, 2nd and
Ryan Uhlenkott, 3rd. Photo by Debbie Schnider.
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The PHS cheerleaders had some help from a couple of
young ladies when they were doing their jumping jacks after one of Prairie's
touchdowns in the second half.
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