The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-05-31
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river at First street, Grand Forks, b.
c.. was destroyed recently by log
jam.
Under new regulations for the cadets
in the United States military academy
annual physical examinations will be
held.
Eastman, Ga.-Miss Sallie Feeney,
widow charged with the murder OF
w. P. Hargill, was found guilty. me
fury making a plea for mercy
Evansville, Ind.-The streetcar
strike, which has been on in this city
for 10 days, has been settled.
st. Petersburg.-The lower house
of parliament has appropriated $780,
600 for a famine relief fund.
John Bell, the Brooklyn trolley car
conductor accused Of the murder OF
DR.. Charles w. Townsend, prominent
physician of Staten Island, who had at
tended Bells wife in childbirth, IN
which she died, was convicted OF MUIR
der in the first degree and sentenced
to be electrocuted on July l.
Five workmen were killed recently
by an explosion of amonia in Armour
& Co.'s packing plant at Chicago.
The national conference of Dunkards
at Los Angeles has passed a resolu-
ton condemning the wearing of neck
ties
Walter O'Neill, II year old son OF
a prominent resident of Superior, Wis,
was found dead recently in boxcar
at that place.
Theodore Tilton, the American edit
or and author. who has been Ill In
Paris for several days past of pneu-
monia, is dead.
No actors name will be among
those inscribed in the hall of fame at
New York university this week.
Binghamton, N. Y.-James O'Con-
nell, president of the international
Association of Machinists, has called
out the entire force of union ma
chinists upon the Erie railroad, about
5000 men.
The Columbia river Is now 80 feet
above low water mark.
| Captain H. l.. Bennett of Spokane
was elected colonel of the Uniform
Rank of the Knights of Pythias, re
Gently held in Tacoma.
In a drunken fight on the Nisqually
reservation, about four miles from
Roy, Ed Jackson was dubbed to deatt
by Paul Leschi.
\ It is understood steel has been or
dered by the O. R. & N. to lay IL!
| Ill ;fr Woc hi,,o diUiC
75-pound rails before July l.. it als'
intended to reballast this section o
the road this season and place it il
the best of condition.
The Edwall horse show which wa
held last week was a great success.
The wheat crop at Quincy is lookin'
fine.
Pullman is to have a connection be
tween the Oregon Railroad & Naviga
ton and Northern Pacific railroads.
Fred H. CASTOR, city editor Of tn
Spokesman-Review, has been selecte
by the board of managers of the Spo
, kane 10000 club as secretary of tn
! club, to fill the vacancy caused by tn
; resignation of Rem H. Rice. the ne'
chief of police.
What is rated as the largest auditt
rum in Spokane was opened to tn
, public Sunday. 1t is declared to
D the finest Methodist church on the Pr
cific coast.
|, w. H. Fouts is credited with bein
/; the oldest school teacher in the STATE
He resides at Bellingham, Is 81 year
of age and recently took the state e.
animation for teachers, receiving
; certificate.
Chesaw was visited by $4,000 fir
recently.
The ministers of Everett are maxim
+ a warm fight against the gambling fri
), ternity
(; The bodies of Miss Edith Vogt, j
seph F. Goshorn and Glen Jaquith, th
three college students who wei
T. drowned in Lake Washington SUI
day, were recovered.
l. The grain bag shortage promises
c be a serious menace to the grain grow
ers this fall.
Two hundred single mills in Sn
hOAuAoA, 0ho6iI oAo w hoISoAA S0uASAS
/: are shut down to remain close
until July 10.
:: The things you don't say cause yc
D less grief in this life than almo
anything else.
The ferry across the Columbia {
Trinidad was swept down the rive
;, recently.
The Cheney Commercial club Is a
ranging to take census of that plac
. Wilbur Virgins of Cotton, who W;
accidentally shot in the hand a sho
!. time ago, is dead from lockjaw.
~ Veterans of the Civil war and the
defendants and of the Spanish-Ame
lean war at Spokane have organic,
regiment of the Union Veteran
union.
Spokane retail grocers and me
ID dealers will hereafter close at p. !
b Saturday evenings.
All brands of -four manufactured
re this state jumped up rs cents bs
r. rel this week.
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IDAHO NEWS.
Moscow expects to prepare a sple
I'd did celebration for the Fourth.