The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-05


ladies expect to visit for a time.
81. A. Russell has leased his large |
prune orchard and, dryer to the
FuFguson Fruit Co. OF Lewiston
who has been operating the cold
storage this season. this, ID one of
OF the best dryers in the northwest |
and II properly opperated viii turn
out a. good class OF dried fruits.
Cap Carlton has two sales schedul-
ed for the near future, both n con-
siderable magnitude, ], the first Is for
Cap Oyleaf near Lenville and the
second is at Boulder creek. Bills are |
out announcing the same and giving
a description Of the various articles
offered which embrace household
goods and implements from achain
to threshing machine. The second
sale is of the efforts OF John Guilds
trum, an administrator sale by the
Probate court.
Mr. Peter Oleson left for Seattle
Thursday morn to make his home
for a while.
A sister ,of Ole. Olson arrived on the
ard inst. from their old home in
Sweden.
r. II. Porter has been in town a|
couple of days installing q few moro
phones, Of which we note G. w. Sup
piger and VIM MARI.
We urge every voter, regardless of
| political Inclination or affiliation to-
exercise their right Of suffrage and
register ere the day OF election.
J.I. Mitcham returned Thursday
from a weeks visit to Spokane and
Palouse points, reporting q good
time, visiting with his daughter.
Judge Richcreek made this point a
political visit LOOKING after his inter-
ests in a very sociable way.
DR.. W. A. Rothwell attended the
convention at Lewiston, the last OF
the week.
Jno. Lauterbach made business
trip to Moscow Thursday looking
after his political interests.
The Pine Creek Saw Mill Co. is
about ready to do business The
machinery is in place and every
thing in readiness for the loggers to
begin operations. This mill will
ship all its lnmber from this point to
the eastern markets. There is over
1,0Q0, ,000, 900 it. of lumber tributary
to the Railroad at Kendrick and lis
the only outlet, the waists amount of
timber located ON Cedar creek and
Boulder creek has a natural outlet
down the Potlatch river to Kend-
rick hence by rail to any eastern
point; let US advocate it's develops
ment. = 4
VIM. Buoye, who lost all of his
household goods, papers, clothing,
etc in the recent fire which destroyed
his home, has rented the old j. L.
Whitted property, which he will oc-
cupy during the winter. After the
weather settles next year he will
erect a home on the old site.
! Henry Hill was taken to the hos
pital at Moscow this week for medi-
cal attendance.
A internal revenue inspector spent
a day in our town this week much
to the sorrow of the saloons, as he
held for strict Interpretation of the
law relative to the retailing and
wholesaling OF liquors.
A missionary meeting was held at
the home of Mrs d. B. Macintosh
Wednesday afternoon.
The Misses Woodins, nieces OF
Frank Benscotter returned to their
home at Toledo, Ohio last Monday
after very pleasant visit with re-
latives on the ridge.
Up. Vollmer was visitor in our
town Wednesday looking after his
varied interests here.
Mrs. E. P. Atchison left Sunday
evening for British Columbia, where
she will visit with her parents and
| brother for month or six weeks.