The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-04-28
Local News.

n. u. I1lIlle6 hdB DeeH uOlQS IL Dig
business iii the photography line the
past two weeks and further, has
made prices which brought trade.
His work is not equalled elsewhere
In the country.
Teams are at work cleaning up
the debris on the McCrea business
lot, between the bank and the Collins
& Walker building. Thus improving
its looks.
The double train service on the N.
P. between Lewiston and Spokane
which was scheduled to begin May
LIST, will not, as near as we can as
certain, begin before June 1st. AT
least no Information relative to it
has been received by the agent here
and the LIST OF May arrives i'll a
couple 0: days.
A civil suit waa in progress before
Justice West this week
Lost-on the Bear creek road II
package OF photos, addressed to Mrs
Emogene Robsrts, r. F. d. No. l.
Our local Mill has been running
steadily ever since the mountains be-
gan to let loose the water. The aver
age shipment of flonr has been a
carload per day and April will ex-
reed that. Large orders for the Orient
are now being filled and also for the
southern markets, Memphis, ST.
Louis, etc. The present outlook is a
steady run during the entire sum-
Iper, II tile water holds and If not, it
10 likely the management will either
bedrlek the flnme or install q steam
system.
d. S. Hunter was in Juliaetta this
week looking after his lumber yard
thers.
The spring influx bf our Indian
customers is noticeable the last few
days.
The Western Union telegraph has
"a force Of y men now travelling
Though this section stringing an ex-
ira x'iae on the Co.'S poles. This will
give three wires, one for the dispat-
cher. one for tile trait service and
bne forexelusiSe w. U. urcolnmercial
business.
The second soaking rain OF last
week, followed as it was by fair,
warm and sunsliney weather has
given Il marked impetus to the grow
fng Of both fall ana spring grain, as
we'll as early gardens, Crops are
about one month earlier this spring
tiasaM they very s,r.ethis time last
rear. The ground now is thoroughly
filled with moisture, which seems to
assure bountiful yields of crops.
I The Lincoln How're Co. received a
CARLOAD Oi doors sslshes and paints
this week. and the kendrick Lum-
Der Co. unlolaed two carloads OF
sound lumber,
The next or fall meeting Of Presby-
terry Will lie held at Prescott. Rev.
Eantz OF Walln Wala was elected
delegate to General Assembly and Mr
Thompson OF johnson lazy delegate
with w. II. kollenbprn as alternate.
1t having been fully demonstra ted
that the raising OF corn AMI convert
ing 1T into PORK Is a highly paying
proposition for the farmers along
the Big Pot'atch as well ais
those having farms along the Clear
water, a large acreage this year will
be planted with corn. One prom
inent farmer is planning to put in at
}east 81 acres of corn.
A ride from the mouth of Hubbard
gulch on the Clearwater river to the
top OF lower Big Potlutch ridge, op-
posite kendIirk, and thence east
along the ridge to Southwick. al
! this seits,In III the year reveals some
pf the marked differences in climati,
conditions that may he found inyari
puS sections of Idaho within n radius
pf n few miles. AT the mouth al
Hubbard gplch Ben Shriner has rad
fishes lnrge enough to use On lower
Big Potlatcl Ridge practically ali
the gardens are in, ANA much of the
earlier varieties III Vegetables are up
About midway between leland and
SouthWicK gardens are being pllnte,
and in the vicinity OF s,uutlluicl
many are only beginning to llow
their garden plots.
A. w. Lee will begin the erection of
n butche,' shop in Leland t,.is week.
DeWinter Il GuudZward's large nd.
d1tlon to their store haildin. is be-
ing built ais fast aS possible.
g. w. Suppietr :1'd family left
Sunday morning for n couple of
Weeks visit Mion relatives In Mon