The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-06-22


several times since his return and the
citizens who is not proud of our local |
musicians wants to hunt up that art:
lcie and wear il Immediately. The
music would do credit to an older and
more experienced organization and the
practice which tho boys ars having |
will put them in fihe kettle for the
fourth. Undoubtedly, Kendrick will bel
favored with more and better music |
this year than they have ever seen be.
before. When the boys marched in |
their new uniforms, playing apopular
air and at the same time keeping per.
feet time it was revelation to thtst
public, Yes we have"a band to be
proud Of.
Pete Bornholdt is now earring his
hand in a sling and is bearing thel
marks of of severe fight with gas
ofehG generator, in which he came oat1I
victor though at the expense of some
severe burns on the hands, face and
body. One night as he went to shut
off the lights in tie hotel the generator
exploded, throwing gasolene all over
HIM, and in minute he was mass
Of Hames-in spite of this he not only
pat out the fire which covered him
but also put out the fire in the building.
The incident was not over 10 minutes
IN duration,though for liveliness those
II minutes were record beaters
The master of Kendrick lodge,
Masonic, announces that at the regular
meeting next Thursday evening there
will be work in the third degree and he
wishes every member to turn out
Don't overlook the date Thursday
evening, Juue 80. Amy visitors in town
ars requested to be present and swell
the crowd
Rev. Durrie' in now counting the
days ere the arrival of his family, he
having received word that they will be
here the first of the week. They are
On route from California and we most
cordially welcome them to their new
home.
Mr.. Brummond and family return
ed to this place last week with his
family and is now domiciled on
American ridge which will be his
future home, In company with MI |
Lantz he has purchased through the
Potlatch Land Co. property there
and Is now one of our citizens, Mr.
Lantz left Monday for Spokane where
he will assist Mr.. Baptroff in erecting
a'residence on, property recently.
purchased
Fred Byers is now shipping his
strawberries and is driving in with
a"load every day.. They are fine in
qaality, bringing the highest market
price and Fred states he will have
the largest yield which he has had
for years. A choice lot OF these was
presented to the editor which was
much enjoyed.
Geo. Drury is another Texas ridge
farmer who is making business Of
this-fruit this year and we learn that
BecKwith has secured his crop. They
are a fine class OF fruit and are ready
sellers.
Groh Bros. have had their bakery
and restaurant in operation seve-
raj weeks now and are being noted
for q neat and pleasant shop and
further they are fine bakers turning
out the best kind OF bread, cakes, pies
at very reasonable figure.
H. S. Dent assistant secretary o
Northwestern Mutual Fire Insurance
Co dropped OFF the train for day
visit with the local agent
Chas Chandler received Telegram
announcing the death of his fathe
last Monday morning which while no
coming as a surprise was atthe sam
time a shock to him.
Owing to a lack Of both tim
and space we are prevented fron
putting in this weeks ISSUE severa
items which we will attempt to pu
IN our next.
Mrs? H! P. Huh received word las
Saturday or the sudden death of he
father, and with II, =. left for SIP,
kline Sunday morning where the.
still are