The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-05-04
Local News.

Patent -four.
Good pasture land for stock, or
horses, close to town enquire at this
Office.
Cleyeland's is the strongest of al
pure crean-of-tarterb baking powders
as shown by the U. s. and Canadian
Government report.
H. w. Longiellow is now hauling
In q supply of lumber for A. Hill
which Is being piled in his yard.
p. w. Greene and wife are prepar-
ing for six weeks visit in the east,
stopping at different points while
en- route.
New candies fresh from the pan at
Lauterbach.
Mrs. A. w. Gordon spent several
days here this week visiting friends
ere her departure for her new home
In hope, Ida. where Mr.. Gordon is
now located, having purchased an
interest in drug store at that
place.
used Cleveland's Baking Powder
while in Montana and am pleased to
recommend it.
Mrs. Schwitzer.
Clara Bartroff has returned to her
position at the Becky with store
after few days rest, spent at Mos
COW and other points in this vicinity
Mrs. Bradbury was a Lewiston
visitor this week, spending a few
days there with friends and relatives
A. B. Towne OF insurance fame
was n visitor fin KendrcK this week,
his object being the securing Of more
victims.
| have used Cleveland's Baking
Powder and find it superior to any
i have ever used
Mrs. A. Hill.
just received lot of fresh crackers
aud cookies of all kinds at Lauter-
bach.
The Rebekah May Day dance in the
Collins building, was thoroughly en-
joyed by all in attendance and a
neat sum was added to the Golfers
OF the lodge by the event. No pains
We're spared by the workers in charge
to make the event a success and the
new ideas used We're pleasant fea.
lures OF the occasion.
Miss Mellison returns to her home
this morning after few months
visit with her sister, Mrs. Anna
McCrea. It is always a pleasure to
have Miss Mellison among us and
that she deems it best to return to
her Everett home is matter of re-
greet to her many friends here.
1t never fails to make light whole
some food Clevelands Baking
Powder
Sam Bigham spent week in Spo.
kane looking after his mining in.
terests,
G. w. Suppiger was passenger to
Lewiston Wednesday.
T. B. West spent several days in
Lewiston on business returning Thurs.
day morning.
The union meeting of the Endeavor
Society and Epworth League present
cd very fine program last Sunday
evening under the leadership of Mrs.
A. c. White, and 1t was to be regret,
ted that larger attendance was not
present to hear it.
Oranges and Lemons that are
sweet and juicy at Lauterbachs.
III Imported direct from Mexico the
seninue Mexican hats only 25c at the
Bee HIVE Department Store.
Miss Ossie Bratcher is reported as
recovering nicely from the operation
recently performed and will probably
be able in another week to return
home from the hospital at Lewis
ton.
1t does not contain any adultera-
tlon whatever; Cleyeland's Baking
!! Powder. ,s.
]. Word from Paul Roberts at .BerKe-
ley states that he is well and his fam.
lily are well and sound, although
owing to having no insurance and
the inability to draw money from
the banks or the knowledge. as to
how the banks stand have crippled
him financially in u way not known
by him before.
Gordon Harris. of SouthRick has
ben fitting himself up for his work
which will begin July /, by buying a
new hack and team,