The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-08-04
NORTHWEST STATES
WASHINGTON. IDAHO, MONTANA,
and OREGON news ITEMS.
4 Few Interesting Itsms Gathered
From Our Exchange Of the Sur
rounding County-Numerous Accl'
dents and Personal Events Take
Place-outlook 10 Bright
WARRINGTON NOTES.

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Preparations for harvest work are
being made and many machines begin
the seasons run this week.
Horticulturists of Stevens county re-
port that the orchards are growing an
abundant yield of late fruit.
From the school census nearly COM
pleted, Ballard figures out a popula-
ton of 1000, or more than double
what it was five years ago.
Operations are progressing rapidly
on the Northern Pacific's new turn
table at the Spokane roundhouse. The
new turntable complete will cost $4,000.
Thomas Warren, pioneer, who
crossed the plains from Kansas before
railroads were thought of west of the
Missouri river, died recently at North
port.
The members of the state board of
health are reported as fearing an cpl
demic Of typhoid fever in certain Sec
lions of the state where the disease
has been prevalent for several weeks.
Gus Deluge, truckman employed
by the Grimmer Truck company, at
Spokane, was instantly killed in the
basement of the Rookery building Sat
urday afternoon by boiler rolling
on him.
Archie R. Cannon of Spokane sus-
tanned a compound fracture of the
right arm and other injuries by being
caught in the betting of a threshine
machine recently.
That early estimates Of damage
done by the hot wave were exagger
ated is now conceded by many of the
best posted farmers and grain men
who have been examining the grain
and crop conditions.
The announcement is made that j
OBJ. Scobey, receiver Of the Olympus
land Office and a politician of stats
wide reputation, would soon resign
his position and remove to Portland
to enter the land law practice.
More than 20 experienced telegraph
operators have been employed by the
Northern Pacific railway for duty OF
the line between Tacoma and Port
land within the past two weeks, neces
STATED by the installation of com
plete block signal service on the soutl
end.
Nearly four score mountain climb
ers, men and women of the Mazam'
club, with the added forces of tn
Sierra club of California and the AT
palachian club of the east, have spen
two weeks in Paradise, and have ae
complished the feat of climbing tn
great Rainier-Tacoma peak.
Lester Richardson, of Seattle, 1
years of age and son of respectabl
parents, was arrested recently for bul
glary and confessed that in the las
two months he has looted 20 room
in various hotels in the city, securin
money and jewelry, which he lavishe
on his friends. From one room Ricf
ardson stole $500 that he spent
two weeks.
Just across the Columbia river mort
of Wenatchee lies fat of land Col
tanning nearly 5000 acres, which 9
the present time is only dotted her
and there by an occasional shack
the homesteader. This land is know
as Columbia valley, and it is now
settled fact that at least 5000 acre
will be irrigated
A sudden drop in temperature. brin
ing with it a severe hail storm, accor
panied with thunder, swept sudden
over the Dalles Sunday afternoon. TT
storm was entirely unexpected ar
after the drop in temperature had o
CURED, the thermometer again took
jump and the heat was almost as o
pressive as before. A hail storm Il
lowed of a peculiar nature. Small
regular chunks of ice, differing entir
ly from the regular stones, pourt
from the clouds.