The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-07-10


! the test of this section better than
any others. 'aa"
For Sale by McCrea Bros. &. Co.
j. r. Haizlip went up to Spokane
Friday morning to meet the dry goods
drnmmers and we can expect some
thing as result little later in tile
season.
D. S. McCrea left Friday morning
for trip INTO the white pine region.
He will be Joined at Lenore by Rurt
Johnson. They expedt to havoa good
trip. ,..,,
The briehyard at the upper end of
town Las quite metropolitan appear
ance, with it's chute, ovens, drier, ma.
ohinery and teams, and in fact it is
doing big business with Joe Freuchtl
at the helm.
The residences of d. s. McCrea and
w. b. Crews are -being still further
improved by a neat fence surrounding
the grounds and also q good sidewalk.
ihis corner is now an adornmeat to
he city, and is "a striking example
of what can be done towards our towns
looks by the desire to own q pretty
home and comfortable residence.
Fora lazy liver try Chainberlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets. They in
vigorate the liver, aid the digestion,
regulate the bowels and prevent bilious
attacks. For sale by A. G. White & Co.
Hull got in twenty-tour crates of
straw berries Thursday morning and
was sold out Friday morning.
Mr.. Lewis young child, whom we
feared was dangerously hurt by falling
over the cliff back of the school-house.
we are glad to state is doing nicely and
convalescing rapidly.
LOST: A child's red cloak, Finder
ewarded suitably.
w. w. Trumbull.
can leave at this otficr)
Honorable Burton L. French our
congressional representative was i'll
town Thursday, shaking hands with
old friends. Burton is looking fine.
eastern life having apparently agreed
with him. Hemade the Gazette office
pleasant call which we duly arpre-
ciate.
The splendid commercial orchard
variously known as the Clement, Hep
Ter and N. B. Long orchard has been
named "The' North idaho Fruit ranch
and has bad his stationery printed TO
that effect. This is step in the right
direction and the naming of the vari-
Gus farms and ranches, should be fol-
lowed by all the Potlatch empire
Thus distinctive appelation will be
given to every section and they will
be better known.
We will have the best Binding
Irvine at lowest prices.
McCrea Bros. &Co.
Elsewhere we publish an ad of Mrs.
Bye in regard to, pickles, and we wish
TO endorse her statement therein. We
know from actual experience that her
pickles are not to be surpassed, are put
npin more varieties, and will be de-
ivered atyonr door cheaper than you
can do it yourself. This endorsement
is not asked for but Mrs. Bye il entitl- !
ed to it, and every patron of hers is
steady customer.
L.. A. Kerr is rusticating on his
homestead, aud we guess must be en-
joying himself.
f.. 0. Perry returned this week from
Lapwai where he ran a stand during
the Indian celebration. H. was ac.
by his cousin who rode
back on bicycle "Wednesday evening.
Arnold Rothwell of the Mutual Ben.
eft Life Insurance Go. is here from
Portland this week attending to those
who are'anxious to prepare for the fu.
ture. His company have quite
number Of policy holders both in the
town and country, SO he is right at
home.
Chas Sattler is having printed ut
his office number of receipts for laces
and buckskin, for tanning fur, aud
waterproof grease. These are valuable
70 every rancher, farmer, stockman
md miner as they are adapted to the
materials one has at hand. You can
secure them of Mr.. Sattler, or they can
De procured ut this Office.
A new side walk has been laid inst