The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-04-28
/ will be ready for business in tie
tailoring line next Monday.
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/ win be ready for business in tie
tailoring line next Monday.
j. Ahork.
Herman Wagner OF Southwick is
much improved. i
just what action will be taken by
the street and alley committee is as
yet unknown, but certain it is, all
our yards and alle,s should be
cleared OF refuse.
A sidewalk has been laid ON the
east OF J. Lauterbach's store (which
| leads to the new Gazette building
now under erection. Hitching posts
have also been placed their for the
convenience OF the farmer.
! Hull & Co. are arranging for II
series OF hitching posts and a water
ing trough convenient to their mer-
camille establishment.
Mrs. HI. p. Hull left ionday morn
ing for Spokane returning Thursday.
While away she purchased a consider
able supply of stock for the summer
and fall trade, from the big drum-
mers, now passing through Spokane.
| The kendrick Roclldale Co. has Sc
cured its lease from the railroad com
pany and ia now in shape to go
ahead with it's building. Bids have
been called for the lumber, which
will be In the neighborhoud of 1900
feet, and also for the erection OF the
building.
! At their next regular meeting,
May 18th, these bids will be opened,
and in all probability the contracts
let. 1t is expected that a number of
bids will be submitted, and the price
brought down pretty low.
Easter Sunday was an ideal day
and the number of new "bunnpts"
displayed must have made mil
liners heart glad.
| Chas Hamlin is busy putting in a
macalanzed brick surface to our
streets. Eveu if we do not have
water for street sprinkling, our
streets will be in good shape this
year, and when winter comes we do
not expect to see the mud as it has
heretofore been.
The foundation OF the new Gazette
Office is being laid, and the material
hauled, ready for erection. When we
are permanently domiciled therein we
lexpsct to have one of the neatest
IcouItry offices in the state.
i w. H.-kollenborn returned Satdr-
day from Presbytery. He reports
a IVY interesting session which
gaEetil large insite into the general
work OF the church. 1t is expected
as Il result of this meeting that the
church Will have a pastor sta toned
here either next week or the week
following. And the two fields, kend-
rick and Juliaetta will remain toget-
her the same as heretofore.
j.. W. ROush is at present in
Palouse city. where he has the con-
| tract for the erection OF 26 X rs ware
house. He now has the building
framed and raised.
For Sale A Poland China Boar,
year nnd-half old will sell cheap at
my ranch.on Texas ridge.
! Y. A. Randall.
Tie NJ. +. church has changed it's
time OF evening service to SD. m. and
the EpWorth league to 1870. The
Christian Endeavor has also changed
its me OF Sunday evening meeting
to 7:BO p. m.
VIM. = an Horn was in Tuesday
from his mill on Cedar Creek and re-
ports business good He has CON
siderable work ahead. and prospects
OF sufficient to keep the mill busy
during the entire summer.
Rev. Gail Hopf. former pastor OF
the German Lutheran church arrived
| here Tuesday frcm his present home
at Eldicott and left in eainpnny
with Rev. Finke for Cameron.
:. +. O'FallOn, special land Office
inspector HOW stationed at Lewiston
made Il brief visit to ken1rck this
week in the interest of his work