| Museum holds Living History event
On
Saturday, August 3,the Historical Museum at St. Gertrude held an open
house and held a Living History event. Photos from that event are on
this page.
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| Splash Pad is now open
The City of Cottonwood’s well #2 is now back on line and has had good testing.
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| Prairie school supply lists
On this page are school supply lists for Prairie Jr./Sr. High and Prairie Elementary Schools. . . .
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| To the Library and Beyond!
This week Joan read and reviewed the Jack Hanna book, “Monkeys On the Interstate,” published in 1989. . . .
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Sun Safety event offered prior to concert
Public Health-Idaho North Central District
(PH-INCD) invites you to join us at Cottonwood City Park on August 8,
2024, for sun safety and the effects of ultraviolet (UV) radiation.
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Several rescues made in Idaho County
On July 29, 2024, around 12:34 PM, Idaho
County Dispatch received a call from the International Emergency
Response Coordination Center.
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Forest Service to close Grangeville offices
In a cost-cutting move estimated to save up to $300,000 per year, the
Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests are phasing out occupancy of
leased Forest Offices on Airport Road in Grangeville, Idaho.
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| Prairie football schedules
On this page are the football schedules for Prairie High School and Prairie Junior High.
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| Prairie volleyball schedules
On this page are the volleyball schedules for Prairie High School and Prairie Junior High.
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St. John Bosco volleyball schedule
On this page is the volleyball schedule for St. John Bosco Academy.
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Members of the
Cottonwood Lions Club replaced the letters spelling IDAHO in the
Centennial Garden last Thursday, August 1. The concrete letters were
getting broken up after 34 years. Joe Nuxoll donated the steel for the
new letters and Dylan Uhlenkott cut and welded the new letters for his
senior project.
Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Jim Remacle of the Cottonwood
Lions Club uses a tape measure to help line up the new letters while
Jerry Richardson looks to move them if need be. In the future the Lions
are looking at replacing the 1890 and 1990 and putting new white rock
in the Idaho outline. Others shown are Jack Uptmor, Ed Wemhoff Lindy
Hinkelman, Dave Richards and Ben Seubert. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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One of the Living
History characters at the Historical Museum’s open house on Saturday
was Leah Uptmor as Charlotte Mae Pierstorff, the young lady who was
“mailed” from Grangeville to Lewiston to visit her grandmother. She was
designated as a “baby chick” and mailed on the train. Going as mail was
much less expensive than purchasing a train fare. Not too long after
that the US Postal Service outlawed sending people as mail. More photos
from the event in article upper left.
Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The former breezeway between
the K-1 building and the Elementary School cafeteria has now been
completely enclosed. This was done for safety reasons as it was a soft
spot in securing the building as well as problematic during winter
storms. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Ferdinand News from the Oct. 30, 1975
edition of the Chronicle.
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One of two Keuterville Kaptions columns from the Oct. 30, 1975 Chronicle. Click on the above for a larger view. |
A second Keuterville Kaptions column in the Oct. 30
, 1975 Chronicle. Click on the above for a larger view.
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