The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-09-02

The sliding cover over the holding
OF ii sewing machine was picked up
in the street he other day, it WINS
evidently lost during tile fire amy one
their claim to this piece
OF property may lrNve the same by
calling at this Office.
Notice that McCrea Bros. nd Is
again in It's old position and when
you want to know what they are
selling just turn.tu that corner OF
the Gazette ycu'il see it right there
every tine the top right hand corner
IF the front rage.
The kendrtck public School will
open Monday September 18th. Tht
buildings are lring renovated and
put inrepair the teachers have been
engaged aud every thing is ready for
j, prosperous year. For the present
IL seemed best To the school board
not to submit the removal OF the
lower schopl~heuse 10 vote OF the
district theuah 1t was the req uest oil
thecounty superintendent and count!
attorney tl,i,t it should be 1oneS
1T ia the intention to submit the
Il iestion later on. Indications point
to us large mot larger enfollme
this year then last. There will bt
a number Of pupils from outside dis,
tricts who will attend in the higher
grades. Nune will he admitted t,
these higher grades from the outside
| when the board l.econes satisfied
| that the roua,s are i'm danger of be-
! ing crow,,ed. Insistance will De
| nadeon .thc payment of tuition by
those entering the higiergrade from
/ the outside as well MS by thuse enteI
/ ing the lowetgra,les,' the proportion
Of money burned ever from tl,t
}outsi,le districts for these pupils be
/ ing too sninll to adequately compen
! safe this district for their education
Tlpfollowing are teacllersan anu theil
(. records,
Il Irincipal.h p. Baarckman is ;
native OF Missouri andspent his earl,
life there. y He is n graduate. OF tn
Carthage High school and stuie'
several terms ut the State Norma
schools wi Fort Scott and Empori''
KANSAS. I!c has taught successful.
4 for many years ia Kansas and wa
County Superintendent OF school
OF Islehart County in that state. Fo
three years he has leen principal {
the ken1rick schools and during tia
he has lyeen an intlektigable workt
and has naturally made a fine repllt,
ton for oar schools but has game
auood name for himself throHghor
Norther InnAo as an Educator.
= | is his purpose this year to spare u
, pains to make this Il banner year
our school history and in this Ire W
lie loyaHy supported by the l,,,tlol
= Of the scln,oi. .--
I Clarence Kollenhofn who VIII ha
!. charge'of the sixth vlisd seventh grf,
: is aslo n native OF Missouri and Is
81 gratlnateof the Collegiate institute
ISL the class Of 1904 He gradual
4 with honois and captured thege
!, medal for general proficiency IN stu
les. Though this is his firsteXperier
as Il teacher we predict for him
= ,1zmost successful term being q you
Imam Of eiler@etlc'charcter
\ Miss May,ne Hunter is a native
Ilimois but has spent the mostoJ |
in Itfalro, slie glstunted ut
nj Idahu State University ini9el hnvi
lie i taken the Literary eohrse And sto
thigh In her class. Sine taught
s third and fourth grades here last "
and gave splendid satisfaction. 5
~ is n pleasant and wholesome YOU
lady and greatly loved by her pul
< i She will have charge OF the sa
shgfades tins year.
IA Miss Bertha Morris is q native
is Idaho having been featitsl in I
n neihbor town of .Itiliaettu She gr
ts uated Mt the Moscow high scinul
III 1908 aiitl tlueait several success
m terms Of school iefpre entering
ne kcndrick schools last year VII
W. she taught-the primary grade.
neg Being Of vivacioiis tenipernm
III she makes many friends md by
VI pupils is ipgGr,tAf ssas Itn.txc,'ile
She will have charge sf the 10
w school.
on EMBROIDERY slks
me Different shades and amy dnan
at cah Ne bought at SC per ssftin,
it'll quire at The Gazette.
md NOTICE
rhe The books and accounts snf
9TH .Juliaetta Enterprise have heen Il
edin the Hands Of f. 3. Westfor