The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-14
Additional Locals


to call at the warehouse and place
their orders early in the season.
&c. Weed will have a sale of
household goods. Saturday, Nav 18th,
on the lot east of Longs market,
promptly at II o'clock. Also number
of pigeons. Capt. Carlton will be auct. !
ioneer.
DR.. Cunningham Of Nez Perez, the
"Shnre Winner" auctioneer and
evangelist. was in town last Saturday
and called at the Gazette Office. On
his business card he offers TO doctor
your horse, cry your sale, or preach
your funeral sermon. He has had all
kinds of experience.
MIR, and Mrs. ]. B. Garrett of Flora,
Ore, came here Wednesday morning
to enable Mrs. Garret to receive treat
ment for dropsy from which she has
suffered for some time, but she was
too low to be benefited and died Wed
nesday night. Her age was about SO
years. The body was taken to her
home where funeral services. will be
held and burial made.
We understand that Saturday even
ing tue baseball enthusiasts of our
town got together and organized a
| team aud club which it is fundly hoped
will take the pennant for this season.
against all corners. The national game
las many devotees II our town and
from this date we expect that the score
car ! will be as great an item of news
| as the latest move on the wheat cor
ner by Patten, the wheat king.
The Kendrick Rochdale Co. had a
very harmonious meeting last Satur-
day at their regular monthly meeting.
which was the day for the nomination
Of directors for the next fiscal year.
The general election will be held in
July The present manager, Georg.
Davidson. was reelected for the fol
loving year. Several ..ew names we're
proposed for membership.
Governor Brady has declared Mon
day. May nth, holiday. This is tc
be designated as Peace Day" in
honor Of the institution Of the Hague
conference. He calls upon the
churches of the state to hold approp-
rate services on Sunday, the 10th
and on the schools to hold peace pro
grams and exercises on the 18th
Gov. Brady is acting with a number
of other states in this movement.
H. M. Richards. of Wallace, who
secured the electric light franchise II
our town was here yesterday looking
over the field and meeting our cit
liens. He is preparing for active worl
and anticipates having the plant ir
active operation by October, using the
the latest and best machinery and
giving orr people modern night anc
day service. We speak for him tn,
cordial support and encouragement OF
our citizens as we know OF ncthine
which will help the town more than the
installation of the plant as outlined by
these gentlemen.
We call attention to the statement
Of the two banks of KendI.ek found ir
this issue. 1t is worthy Of note tha
both banks issue a statement which
shows healthy condition of finances
and reflects great credit upon the tow1
and tributary country. The increase
in the statements over previous one:
also is proof that the town is steadily
forging ahead, growing in the best anc
most conservative sense, A soot
scheme is for our readers to study the
statements and absorb what they stanc
for.
The Kendrick High School has an
bounced their annual class play, which
will be given at Barnum's Theatre,
Friday evening, May %. The name O.
the play is "Old School Days" and l.
illustrative of school life just after the
cival war.
Commencement exercises of tn,
Kendrick High School will be held al
Barnum's Theatre, Thursday evening
May 81, to which all are invited.
The baccalaureate sermon of the
Kendrick High School will be preach
ed by the Rev. Durrie at the Presby
terrain church, Sunday, May 80, at /,
2 o'clock a. a.