The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-11-23
Local News.

Melvin paid few days visit to their
old haunts 10 ard around Kendrick.
John seemed thoroughly pleased to
meet his old time friends and associ-
Ates and the same could be said Of
their cordial pleasure in greeting him.
We are glad TO state that he is doing
well in Pcndleton, his present home.
and making the same reputation for
Gne harness that he possessed here. New
er.the-lcss he always had good word
Tor the Potlatch and her reputation is
safe il his hands.
Wanted--Two dozen chickens that
will lay eggs or will give prospects Of
laying eggs between now and next
Christmas. Animals must be in good
eondition and free from blemish,
Mrs. +. p. Atchison returned from
her trip to British Columbia the first
Of the week and reports most enjoy.
able visit. finding her parents and bro
Their in the best Of health and comfort.
ably situated.
Lee Carlton brought in another load
Of his apples, worthless and spotless,
and says he will bring down some sixty
boxes as soon as he can get them
packed.
Ferguson is having the dried prunes
on the Russell and Hutchinson farms
Il hauled to the cold storage as fast as
the teams can haul them and there
are as many teams hauling as they can
ret.
Miss Lottie Fields Of Moscow and a
former teacher of the American ridge
school, died at the home Of her par.
snts Saturday from typhoid fever. The
Illness was not Of more than two weeks
duration. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev Mcconnell. Miss.
Fields made many friends both here
and on the ridge and her demise will
4 bsing sorrow to many friend.
John Bradbury visited home over
Sunday returning to court Monday
naorning
r. M. Walker spent several days
hunting on the Clearwater.
Frank Nelson we understand has
severed bis connection with the Pine
Il Greek lumber Co. and has left fol
Moscow, where he will engage in ths
timber business.
Governor Gooding following the ex
snplc Of the President and time hon
ored PRECEDENT has issued the Thanks
giving proclamation and set the da'
Sor Thursday, Nov. 30, when it is il
crder to eat. drink and be merry. to
the next day is one Of toll.
Fred Gehre is rejoicing in the re
turn Of his boy from the Moscow hos
Pital, recovered in health and excep
Tor weakness as good little man a
hcever was.
The High School of Kendrick ha
Crga nized a literary and debating SC
eiety and an interesting debate wa
bald Monday evening, in which th'
negatives won after an up hill fight.
Doctor Eothwell was called to til
home Of g. F. Miller, on account 6
the sickness of the Youngest daughter
Though we did not learn the cause.
We have missed for some time th
ut yolumeof the Prince of India fror
onr shelves and would be pleased t
have the party possessing the same t
return il or let Us know Of its where
aboats. Is
Mrs. ]. w. Roush is daily expecte
home from her trip of the state. wbic
she has been touring in an official car
acity. as one Of the Rebekah gran
lodge officers.
November % being the fourth Sun
day Of the month, the Rev. Archi
bald Durrie will preach in the Pres
byterian church in the evening. in
stead Of the morning hour of til
other Sundays.
Special sale OF table linen at Becl
with's. u
Get your table linen at Beckwith's
Everything for your Thanksgivin