The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-06-24

u. Il. a. Macklnt0eh 4n1 his mother
returned the first Of the week from
their trip throughout the east both
being n,ucl, improved IN health
A partial account At their trip will b+
found in another column.
Mrs. Robert Snyder and childrs
Joel and Ruth of Nezpssce visited
here last Saturday ut the home Of Il.
Z. Sinclair.
q. w. Coutts was over from Cotton.
wo"d the begining Of the week an.
rsMved his household goods to thu,
point. We understand he 10 now
Offering his residences fer sale.
Hay Press for sale: In good cendi-
ton. Equire Of Francis w. Taylo,
r F D. Moscow Idaho.
Miss Atchison who has been visit.
Ing here for couple Of weeks at tn.
home of E. P. AtcaIson returned te.
her home on the reservation Mon.
day.
Chicken dinner ut the st. Elmo
Sunday, April 26, with Ice cream q,
dessert.
Gusand Will Snyder we'll known
young men Of Julixetta left for Cal
iGrnia Monday where they will per
manently reside
Miss Louise Hilbert of Kalamazoo.
Michigan visited here last week will.
her niece, Mrs. Fred Beckwith. Miss
Hilbert has been making quite an ex-
tended trip throughout the paclfi.
coast had was especially delighted
with our Potlatch country.
purse of $500 is offered this yeal
by the management Of the Spokane
Interstate Fair Association for ladies
r lay race. Eatries to this interesting
event are open to all. 1t is the intent
OF the fair management to have diff
8, ferent portions of the Inland Empire
represented and to tnls end, entire.
from many Eastern Washington coun
ties are desired
The relay race may be a new idea
to some and not familiar to the gen.
erai public. The plan is to have this
race last over a period of five days,
four miles being covered each day by
the contestants who change horses at
the end of eacl, mile, the winner being
the rider making the best time for the
twenty miles. Each Contestant is ex-
pected to furnish her own horses. Full
particulars governing entries may be-
had from Manager Cosgrove.
More stress will be put on fruit and
the fruit and grain department this
year than ever before by the Spokane
Interstate Fair management. This
department will display the. fruity
richness of the Inland Empire as
never befure.
More tina eighteen hundred dollars
will be divided up as prizes among the
fruit grower, which appropriations
10y the Fair management Is consider
ably in excess of the premiums Offer
ed st year.
Mr.. l. G. Monroe, secretary of the
Eastern Washing on Horticultural
S'"l-'A nd nf the Slruk.." 4 tanibnr
"i tn!n..i. icc .i..s u.c.. .cg..,ru as su-
perintendent of the fruit department.
Mr.. MONROE has had considerable ex-
!, 7perience in this line and is we'll known
to Eastern W ashington fruit men. All
frnits and grains are desired, and no
matter how small display, it will be
acceptable and given place of equal
prominence with the largest exhibitors.
One of the changes Of importance in
augurated this year will be the divi-
sion of the district prizes. Instead Of
two classes ~ heretofore the field has
been divided into the Upland Irrigated
Upland Non.Irrigated and River Dis.
tricts with the first prize $3.50: second
prize $50; third price $50; and fourth
priez SOS in each class.
In addition to these changes q num-
Der of new classes have been added to
the fruit department covering larger
variety of fruit than ever before.