The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-09-23
Local News.


Monday returning Wednesday.
II. P. Hulfand wife went to Spo-
kane last Sunday on business The
former returned on Tuesdays train
while Mrs. Hull will remain for n lit
tie time longer.
Mr.. Walker OF the firm of Collins g
WalHcr went 10 tennessee Sunday to
wind up the ;,ff,lirs of the company
there after HE erection of the new
bank building at that place.
Mrs. C. S. Miller returned Tuesday
fiom the white pines, where she has
been the past week with other par
ties.
George Barnum and w. +. Kerr
were in Lewiston the first Of the
week proving up on their timber
claims.
j. r. Hall was a visitor in Lewis
ton Tuesday returning Wednesday.
Agnes Ellis who has been visiting
with the familo Of Nj. X. Duncan for
the past ten daos left yesterday for
her home in kamiah.
The Hylopl,ite blackboards for the
schools came last week and were
put in place this week. They are
fine, presenting IL smooth velvety
surface for marking and said to he
very durable.
+. Brown has purchased the lot
next to the residence OF Chas. Byes
and will erect Il house thereon. He
already HAS the buck part partially
finished.
Il. B. West has secured the lots
where Beniamin's Livery Stable
stood and is thinking of erecting a
residence on them.
William Hale. trainmaster Of the
N. p. has been here this week helping
to get the yards cleared and other
wise looking afeor the moving OF the
trains.
Sweet Apple Cider at the Weber
Dairy.
d.. Ruwlands will manage my
business, do collecting and make set
Elements during my absence.
NC. McGrew.
For sale or trade fine 10 room
house. Mrs. Fl. w. Weber.
The contract for the Terry build
.ng was let Wednesday to e. Gran
dali and work win commence at
once
All parties having books from the
lost section Of the. State Travelling
Library are reqnesled to leave them
| ut the office of II. b. West,
A large assignment OF prune boxes
was received here this week for the
use OF John Hutchinson who has com
menced packing and drying in
earnest. = :.
Ranch produce taken at hebrews
Highest price for butter ana eggs
paid at McGrew's.
Arrangements aie now being made
| to have Chief Moses OF the Nen Perce
| J,J;,,n. I,,.;n.r b;u I,n,,,l nj Wnrri,rs
to the Lewiston fair, to give one OF
their original war dances, which
| will be u very interesting feature.
Tire Lewiston Fair commences
Oct. II md ends Oct. %. 1904, an(
will he the greatest ever undertaken
/ by the association
| Exhibits of grain, fruit and Othel
farm products, are received daily b.,
the Lewiston Inter, State fair, to III
placed in cold storage
The fair association have the us'
of the Weisgerhef cold storage plant
and all pcrishabh articles are takel
care of a;id kept IN ttn excellent con
lition for the exhibitors, free q
charge. Anyone having any kind q
iruib dairy or farm produce can shil
same either by freight or express t
Superintendent Tflman Bill, Lewis
ton Idaho Mark Your Inme an
address ,'plain" ON shipping tag
! rhe association is anxious to receiv
all specimens OF any variety, vi an
. and all kintis tf horticultural an
: agricultural products whether til
the owner wants toeSlii,,it ranIe fu
a prize or not.
Mrs. Frank Lehmicke returned t
Lewiston Wednesday after slmndin
n few days hare.
Elmer Davis, an old time residen
Of Texas ridge has been visiting rela
tives there f,r The past week. Fl
left for his home in Moscow Wednes
day morning,
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