Cottonwood
City Council meets
The Cottonwood City Council met with a light agenda for their September
meeting Monday, Sept. 9. . . .
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Fred's
body Shop to celebrate 60th anniversary
Rod Behler practically teethed on the tires at Fred’s Body Shop. He
was 2 years old when his father purchased the George Kaschmitter Building
in 1959. . . .
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High
speed chase leads to school lockdowns
On September 3, 2019, at approximately 0958 PDT, Idaho County Dispatch
was advised that the Adams County Sheriff’s Office was in pursuit of a
stolen vehicle, which was northbound headed towards Idaho County. . . .
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Museum
awarded $25,000 grant
The Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Inc., well known for supporting
projects that strengthen Idaho’s communities, has awarded the Historical
Museum at St. Gertrude a $25,000 grant that will be used to help complete
a five-year exhibit remodel project that began in 2015. . . .
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100
Mile Challenge raises over $3,000
Monday, September 2nd marked the last day of the 100 Mile Challenge.
. . .
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BBQ
Days Art Show wrapup
During Kamiah BBQ Days, Central Idaho Art Association (CIAA) displayed
art at Central Insurance Agency. . . .
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The
LCSC Report
5 more classes offered by LCSC through the Grangeville Outreach. .
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Grief
Share classes to begin
Grief Share is a non-denominational faith based program that helps
people through their grief. . . .
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Improvements
to be made at Short's Bar
Monday, Sept. 16, construction will begin on improvements to the Bureau
of Land Management's Shorts Bar Recreation Area along the Lower Salmon
River. . . .
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Pirates
win big over Raft River; Homecoming opponent changed
In what many saw as a surprising result, the Prairie football team
thoroughly dominated the Raft River Trojans, 56-12, in their season opener
at Middleton High School Saturday, Sept. 7. . . .
The Prairie football team will have a new opponent for Homecoming on
Friday, Sept. 20. . . .
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Lady
Pirates lose twice
The Prairie Lady Pirates volleyball team had a tough start to the season
as they lost a pair of matches on the road last week. . . .
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Chaffee
takes 2nd at Kamiah meet
Prairie had 3 top 6 finishers in the girls 5K cross country race at
the CV-Kamiah Invite held Thursday, Sept. 5 at Kamiah. . . .
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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 Cottonwood Chronicle. You can also find Jake Wren's
Redneck Review on this page. . . .
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Fred’s Body Shop is celebrating their 60th anniversary
this month. They will have an open house next open house Friday, Sept.
20, starting at 4 p.m. The community is invited to stop by to visit and
share refreshments. Shown from left are owners June and Rod Behler
with Clancy Slichter and Shawn Mager. Photo by Lorie Palmer, Idaho County
Free Press. See story at left. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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June and Rod Behler with Norma and Fred Behler seated
in front. This photo was taken at the 50th anniversary celebration of the
business. See story above left. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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On Sept. 5th some of the ladies of the Prairie Retirement
Condominium Residents and their Coffee Friends were treated to a day out
from several local Cottonwood businesses. The Hangout gave free ice
cream cones for them to enjoy on their drive to the river. The return trip
they sipped on a sweet bottle of wine donated by Rieners Grocery, Gary
also sent a bottle of champagne for them as well. As they got back into
town they stopped at The Habit where they enjoyed their drink of choice
"on the house". Before stepping back into the limo they were given beautiful
long stem roses donated by Cottonwood Foods. Transportation was donated
by Lockett Limousine. Lockett Limousine says they would gladly do it again
if the same anonymous benefactor does the coordinating, he did an amazing
thing. Thank you for thinking up this grand idea and making it happen.
The ladies sure appreciated it. Pictured from left are Theresa Sonnen,
Claudia Gehring, Anna Gehring, Barbara Rehder, Lorraine Nuxoll, Vera Holthaus
and Lockett’s Limousine chauffeur Clayton Lockett. Click on the photo for
a larger view.
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The final stop for the ladies on their day on the
town was at The Habit where they each got a drink of their choice. Photo
by Michael Rehder. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The Monastery shared a couple of photos from the Gonzaga
Choir's concert in the Monastery Chapel Sunday, Sept. 9. The upper photo
shows the choir and the lower photo shows the large crowd in attendance.
Click on each photo for a larger view.
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