The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-01-29

we 0ffer TO close out our Ladies ana
Children's Mackintoshes at 25 per cent
of. H. P. HULL
G. F. Bryne and family are living in
Kendrick again after an absence of o
year or two in Lewiston. They are
occupying G. N. Keeps residence for
the present. One of the daughters is
absent in Portland but is expected
home in a short time.
M. e. McGrew is having his store
building repsinted and repapered in
side and out making a very great im-
provement In every way to the inter-
Tor.
Rev. J. A. Hedges returned Tuesday
from his trip to the Sound and SER
vices will be resumed in the Presbyter-
ian church Sunday morning.
Choice Texas seed oats, 81. per cwt
at my place on American ridge. Sam
pie at this Office
Address Ben Callison
Kendrick, Ida.
Rev. w. T. Mitchell went to Mos
COW for little visit Monday return
ing Thursday.
G. P. Barnum has secured desk room
with T. B. West, attorney and real es-
tate man. Mr.. Barnum is our popu-
lsr fruit and produce buyer and seller
and is now doing a general commits
sion business in this line. This is
something we have long needed and
that it will grow into large proportions
under Mr.. Barnum's efficient hand
ling is assured.
There was big leap YEARS. party at
the Emerson place on American ridge
last week. There were % couple pre-
sent, nearly all from the surrounding
community, the fine slelghing adding
much 10 the enjoyment of the occasion
A sumptious repast was served by the
male members Of the party and the
evening.was one long continuous time
of fun and amusement.
Rev. q. Deimer of Beanauton, of
Mimi. writes: II have used Syrup of
Kimmel and advertised it in ever fam
lily, always with gratifying results. ]
have every faith in it and believe it to
one of the most remedies for stomach
and bowel troubles" Call at your
drugstore for Kochler's
Notice has been received of the third
annual session of the Inland Register.
ed Stock Breeders Association which
will convene in Pullman February Is
and 26. Provision has been made to
have an exhibit of stock and they will
announce some special premiums for
the same later on. A very interesting
program has beeu arranged. including
addresses by prominent specialists and
closing with q reception.
w. r. Trull Is expecting some Mon
tana relatives of his to arrive and To-
cate here this spring.
Mr.. Hill of Moscow, a brotherinlaw
of T. B. West, spent few days here
last week visiting him.
Overstocked with Ladies, Gents and
Childrens Artecs. Gents Gold Seal
Rubbers for Felts and German Socks
Is per cen: discount for 20 days.
H. P. HULL
J. ]. Hamley went to Troy yesterday
OF little business trip, returning IN
the afternoon.
D. s. Hunter and wife were in Lewis.
ton Sunday and Monday on business.
Roy Durbin, who came near having
his skull fractured last week by slip
ping OH the sidewalk and striking his
head against stone, is able to be out
again and will soon be ready for
school.
H. D. Patterson, the well known
Cedar Creek rancher was visitor in
Moscow Thursday.
Dan Wilcox, u brother of B. F. Will
cox arrived this week from Ka!ispel,
Montana to spend the winter here with
his relatives.
Mrs r. REGARD is still confined tc
her loom but is slightly improved.
Group.
The peculiar cough which indicates
Group is usually wei! known to tht