The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-05-18
Local News.

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The Big coffee is the best value tt
le had, 25c a pound at Lauterbach.
+. w. caves was looking after
business matters In this section Thurs
lay Of this week.
We are very sorry, to state thai
owing to Miss Smiths poor health
she feels it necessary to dispose Of
per stock OF millinery. Absolute rest
s called for and to secure this she
Fill sell the stock at sacrifice TIL al
she may be free from all care and
worry.
The district court opened in Mos
cow yesterday with Judge Steele
presiding. Attorneys Suppiger and
West We're both In attendance.
John Hutchinson and wife expect
TO leave shortly for Trumbulls where
they will spend the summer in the
shadow of the pines.
The day set apart for the cleaning
of the cemetery resulted in much
good as a number spent the entire
day in hard work. The association
informs us that the grounds are in
better shape than they ever were be-
fore and are now looking as they
Hshould. There is yet much work to
he done however and it Is hoped that
8all who have an interest in any grave
h or lot will see to it that the same is
/ put in good condition.
Neal Nelson left for Koskia Tues
\ day where he will act as warehouse
agent for the Vollmer Clearwater Co.
relieving the present agent who is
on the sick list. Mr.. Nelson will prob
ably be absent some three or four
weeks.
W. III. Crandall OF the Farmers
telephone Co. was in town several
days this week and also visited
/ Cameron and interviewed the new
telephone Co. which has recently
bech organized at that place. The
i Interstate Co advertises for poles in
this issue and Mr.. Crandall Informs
us that they will Immediately begin
the construction OF connecting line
between this point and Lenore;
which when completed will give
them acontinuous line to all points
In In Nnh
/, countries as they now have line to
all reservation points, to Lewiston,
Moscow and the smaller towns be-
tween.
The picnic OF the Pullman schools
was to be held ct Juliaetta this
Wednesday has postponed until next
Wednesday, May 20 on account OF
the inclement weather OF this week.
Some fifteen extra coaches have been
chartered for the occasion and it is
said that our neighbor town will
have larger crowd than it has
ever seen before.
The Mill Co tells about Kendrck
-four In it's ad this week and Miss
Abba Smith announces sacrifice
sale of her millinery stock on account
OF her poor health. Both advs are
worth reading.
VIM Hunter has moved his black
smith shop into his new place of
business on Hotel street in the rear
Of the Beckwith store, he has his sign
up and states that being nearer the
center OF trade believes be will do n
better volume OF work.
Sunday services at the Methodist
church as follows; S. S. 10 a ID. at | |
IN Rev. A. Durrie will preach the
baecalaureate sermon to the grad
uating class OF the Public School.
7pm Epworth League, p m preach
ing by the pastor. The public are
cordially invited to all OF these ser.
syices.
A report from the supreme court is
z W tfC CltSSb Oidl W. II. 1full VIII
receive the insurance money on the
life. OF his son.. This case has been
contested by the Modern Woodmen
in which the insurance was taken
s aud the society has been defeated in
every court In which 1t has been tri-
ed. decision OF the supreme court
s refuses a new trial to the soeiatv md
probably ends the case. The sum
was $4,000.
Mrs Fred S. Beckwith was pass
enger for Lewiston Wednesday. She
will spend the week there and oh.
serve the commencement exercise,
her sister being one of the graduates
of the Lewiston School.