The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-07-31

LOST: A childs red cloak, Finder
ewarded suitably.
w. w. Trumbull.
can leave at tn is otfic.)
w. r. Trull is about to commence
suit against the Modern Woodmen of
America to recover insurance on his
sons life who died at Greer last spring
Of blood poisoning. 1t was reported
to the head officer that he had died Of
and as the PHYSICIANS Ger
titicate certifies that he died Of some
thing else the order refuses to pay the
insurance, claiming that he was not
vaccinated.
Andrew Hill was laid up this week
for couple of days by bite which he
received Monday evening while de-
livering goods from J. J.. Hamley's
fine hunting dog.
s. T.. Dunlap and Joe Coburn, of
Juliaetta, We're here Tuesday on bust
ness.
Campbell's circus is billed for this
week at Lewiston and quite few of
our citizens are enjoying the same.
A Car load of sugar arrived here for
McGrew this week. He reports it the
second since June. LIST.
NJ. B. Ruston leaves for a week at
Peck where he will manage McGrew's
branch store during weeks vacation
of Mr.. Gray.
Dan Hunter received through the
Lincoln Hardware d Imp Co. agents
ior the Hamburg Bremen Fire ms Co.
on last Monday check for $3.50, full
amount of his claim in late fire. This
is prompt action. The fire occurred on
July 18th adjusters arrived on the 18th
loss paid July eth. :,
| LA Kerr returned from his outing
trip last Saturday night and is now at.
tending to the mass of accumulated
work. He reports splendid trip, lots
Of hard work, etc.
The board of county commissioners
have granted the petition for John
Benjamin as second justice of the peace
of this precinct and it is now Judge
Benjamin.
Mr.. Wallace, of Pullman, piano
lealer was in town Thursday.
M. c. McGrew and family made 8
visit to their folks in Genesee return
ing Monday. They went overland.
Pitching horse-shoes is the ruling
passion and amusement at present.
John Benjamin the livery man ha
had his Office thoroughly renovated
newly papered and painted and it i
now pretty neat place. This will
several additions made this summe
puts the property in good shape 70
fall.
Ted Emerson came in from Soutl
Idaho Oh Wednesdays train. He wi
remain until harvest is over.
The bridge crew are located here fn
few days and are building new Goa
bunkers they are tearing down the oil
ones.
Mrs. A. H. johnson returned 20 he
home in Moscow Thursday after visi
with home folks.
Miss Verna David of Moscow an
! Miss Berta Kirk wood, lately Of Port
land Ore. arrived here Tuesday an
drove out to the home of John Hui
!, Crimson OF American ridge where the
will enjoy couple of weeks rest au
rural recreation.
This office received pleasant Wis
Saturday from Mrs. VIM Buoye all
J the Misses Davis. The latter are niece
of Mrs Buoye and have just arrive
on a visit from their home in Minr
after twenty days sight seeing tol
of the west.
Miss Hamlev our photographer mad
a photo of HIP. Hulls es;ablishmel
the irst of the week She also too
u a view OF the high tower of the Vol
mer Clearwater Co. tramway.
: Newspapers have their trials just Ill
other people. Tire Spokesman Revue
had taste of tribulation the first
| the week when it suSpen dtd public
ton for a day or TWO owing TO Z
strike among its employees. We misst
&c its familiar face in our office and a
glad that the difficulties were of sho
n duration. 1t resumed publicatit
Wednesday though the difficulty
y not yet settled. There was u compr'
le mise made until the owner ofthe pap
IL, b., hay