The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-06-24
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+ Five carloads of hogs were shipped
from Lewiston, Saturday, consigned to
Seattle.
The average daily attendance of pu-
pills in the Moscow school last term
was 746.
The biggest celebration in the his.
tory of the town will take place July
4 at Medimont. .s..
Moscow is having Installed a new rs
horse power gasoline engine in the
pumping station.
| Work on the Genesee water works
is at a standstilL owing to the nom
arrival of piping.
| Everything was in readiness at the
mills of the Occur a'Alene Lumber
company to start saving Monday.
Mrs. David Pugh, living mile and
a half southeast of Nez Perez, was
gored by an Infatuated COW Saturday
afternoon, and it is feared was fatally
injured.
At Nez Perez the two and one half
year old son of L. W. Edmister was
accidentally burned to death recently.
Hallett Abend of Lewiston has been
notified of the death of his grandfath-
er, Edward Abend, aged "a, at Belle
vile, ILL.,. leaving him 100000.
The 100000 issue of school bonds OF
Weiser Independent school district
have been sold to the state at par. The
bonds. are issued to construct high
=. school building.
Work of placing machinery in the
new steamer Mountain Gem at Lewis
ton is being rushed, land it is though
g the boat will be, ready to make tho
j initial trip by July 5.
Private Maris of G. company, resi-
dent of Lewiston, won the medal fol
s the best craftsmanship in the cade
e lege The medal was won by thu
score of IS out of a possible 100 at 30'
u yards.
= The federal laws on marine inspec
g ton do not apply to Lake Occur d'Al
enc, because it is wholly within 1dah
q and is not subject to federal authority
Senator Hepburn will not delive
IS the Fourth of July Grafton at Wallace
few hours before he received the IN
J. vitation from the Wallace committe
g he received a telegram from Coeu
IS d'Alene requesting him to address tn
citizens there on the Fourth. He wire
u his acceptance.
L o+c no
TX water country were never better Tn
g. acreage in grain is unusually large. O.
the lower lands the grain is far enoug
u advanced to be considered safe.
ID Adjutant General Vickers has bee
m informed the proposed participation {
r the Idaho regiment in the America
Lake encampment can be accomplish
O. ed if the strength Of the 10 companie
Il, that would go be kept down to an a.
C. erage of IS men.
n The present year in the Kooten;
III valley has been an exceptional on
The drouth does not appear to haV
n damaged crops to any extent. Whs
e. grain has been put in is in fair cond
~ ton. The hay crop is expected to e.
m coed any in the valley for years. tn
al fruit production will be enormous
the present conditions continue.
ly The Idaho Consolidated Power cor
at pany has just been incorporated ;
H. Cheyenne, Wyo., with capital of 81
rs 600, 900. The new company takes
ed all the existing power plants of sout
e. eastern Idaho and controls all the pro
ne critics and franchises. 1t is propose
fc by the company to merge the existir
al plants at American Falls into OF
10 mammoth plant and the capacity
st, 1000 horsepower will be increased
en- $4,000 horsepower.