The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-07-24

he has ben engaged in carpentering.
He lie at present working on the ware
house of D. s. Hunter.
Frank Jenkins of Pine creek returned
from months outing on Elk creek
and reports splendid time, every
minute of which was thoroughly en-
joyed.
Paul d Roberts of Tekoa, arrived
here last week and has rented the re-
sidence of NJ. G. Normoyle, where he
will Immediately move his family.
Mr.. Roberts is a young man of gentle
manly appearance and an expert miller
who has been engaged by the Vollmer
Clearwater Co to manage the Kend-
rick flour Mill. We are pleased to
have him and his family with us aud
bespeak cordial welcome.
c. M. Keep is taking ten days out
ing in the white pines with w. w,
Trumbull.
For SALE: A second hand Binder
For information call on N. Brooke.
MAsoNs. There will be work in the
3rd degree next Thursday. All MEM
bers of the Kendrick lodge are asked
to be present and visiting members are
invited.
By order Of the
w. M.
We are informed on what we think
is good authority that the Vollmer
Clearwater Grain Company are con-
templating making Kendrick the clean
ing station for all of the wheat that
they ship from the upper clearwater
country. This will necessitate the err
ectlon of large warehouses and the
building of more side tracks as we'll as
increased help. Tue Company will al
SO get the benefit of the milling i'm
transit rate on the railroad which will
give them great advantage besides
saving in the screenings which they
will be able to dispose of at a consider
able profit.
Martin Vessels turned Monday
from his trip to Boise where he was in
attendance upon meeting of the Ida.
commissioners of the St. Louis and
Lewis and Clark exposition of whom
he Is one. The meeting was success
full one in many ways and plans were
made for the finest exhibit of Idaho's
products that has ever been made. Mr..
Vessels was offered the position of
commissioner of the agriculture and
horticultural department and he has
been at work for some time preparing
for this exhibit. All VIII, know his
abili y and that OF, Mrs. Vessels will
know that so far as the agricultural
and horticultural exhibit is concerned
that few states will equal it.
The private car of Frederick Weyer-
houser passed through here Monday
afternoon OIL the way to Lewistor
where the Weyerhouser syndicate has
purchased site from l., A. Porter fo'
the erection of big lumber mills. JUS
how soon these will be erected is not
stated but the inference Is that it will
not be very long and then things in
the upper country will begin to move.
This section will see such uevelopm nj
in few years as will amaze :he most
sanguine of us when the great lumber
crews will be at work telling the tall
pines on the hillsides and along the
various streams and turning them into
the finest quality of lumber.
| Over two hundred horses were shot
near Cottonwood last Tuesd v Ivy con-
stable Gearhorff and his assistant.
These Horses were afflicted with mango
and their owners having di car,ied
them they were rounded up shot and
heir carcases burnt according to tho
state law. Many of these animals We're
blooded stock and could have been
easily cured if their owners had under
stood. The law against cruelty to
animals ought to be enforced againsi
some of these and perhaps they would
treat the poor horse better.