The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-06-26

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WASHING FLUID to l5c quart a
WHITES DRUG STORE.
Mrs Mabley of BOISE, the state pres
ident of Rebekahs paid the local lodge
here visit last Saturday night. She
addressed the members of the Rebekah
and I. 0. 0. +. Ionges here after which
banquet was served. All had good
| time
| FoUND-A pocket hook at Juliaetta
picnic Owner can secure same by
calling, identifying and paying for adv
n. TERRY.
Court Saloon.
| DO YOU want an investment? A
bargain in real estate can be given you
by the Kendrick Realty Co. Ask for
that tract next to town and the lots in
the town.
No one fcrgets that McGrew is the
to trade.
DR. and Mrs J. B. Woods of Pull
man, Washington were visitors here
the latter part of the week and most
of this week. They were guests of Mr.
and Mrs w E Kerr.
Henry Switzer of the Jericho mine
will be home next week,
Don't forget to see McCrea Bros. &
| Co about Binding Irvine.
MAsONS-A special meeting will
he held next Thursday evening and
all members are requested TO be pre-
sent. There will be work.
P. T. Fraser. the we'll known con-
tractor of Lewiston spent yesterday in
town while ell route to the timber
The gun club members gave him
whirl at the traps. Come again.
| Dr. and Mrs. Hunter and litsle son
were passengers on last Saturdays tia
for Lewiston. They returned the next
day.
J. A. Shildts, the well known grain
man of LenOre has become member
OF the Kettenbach Grain Company
and was recently elected secretary of
the Company. He has moved his
family to Lewiston and will make it
mis- future home.
Jas. Lang,ion County assessor came
down Wednesday to collect taxes on
new car load of huggies unloaded here
last week by the Spaulding Buggy Co.
On arriving however he found that
the huggies were consigned 10 various
individuals which prevent him from,
collecting taxes. 1t is a pity that there
is not some better way of reaching
these people and compelling them to
pay for the privilege of dong business
in this state.
Mrs. Norman LeCo-nu and children
left for their home near Walla Walla
Tuesday after few weeks visit here
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wright.
There are rumors of big deals in and
about Kendrick which if consummated
will mean many changes.
Get prices on hacks and buggies
from McCrea Bros. & co before buying.
Our fourth of July suits will suit you
McGrew.
Rev. Smith the new pastor of the U.
B. church has commenced his work
in this field and will have his family
here shortly. He formerly was pastor
of the same work and is thoroughly
acquainted with character of the field
Rev. Ball the former pastor has accept
ed work near Walla Walla.
A. P. Hamley circulated a petition
this week against the draining of the
water from the lower end of Main St
This should be a matter that should
be looked into and the council should
go slow before undertaking something
which may not be beneficial.
Artie Decker of Moscow is visiting
this week at the home of his uncle Mr..
M. G. McGrew.
People of the Potlatch will have
abundant opportunity to celebrate the
Fourth of July this year. Gold Hill,
Juliaetta, Leland and Cavendish will
all celebrate and each one is offering
great attractions. Gold Hill has secur-
ed the service of Congressman French
as speaker of the day and in this has
quite drawing card. But all the
other towns are advertising features
peculiar to themselves and our people
will have the choice of any kind of a
celebration they may desire.