The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-07-22
LOCAL.

Walter Carmean Of Moscow II
visiting with u. S. G. Evans this
week.
List your property with the Pot
latch Land Co., Kendrick. if you
wish to sell.
d. j. Rowlands made a business
trip. to Spokane for several DAYS
this week.
Frank Byrne and family are camp.
ing for the summer on the bench
north OF town.
Fred s. Beck " ith has been away
on d business trip to Spokane and
vicinity this week.
Miss Josephine Moser gave picnic
for her Sunday School class at the
cold spring in Brady Gulch last
Monday.
Born-'ro Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar j ohm.
son OF Texas ridge, q daughter, Mon.
day, July is. Both mother and
daughter are doing well at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Hull are visit
ing at the seashore, expecting to be
away about two weeks. During
their absence Frank Chamberlain
has charge of the store.
Little Bonnie Weatherby of Julia
eta was run over by wagon Mon
day and was brought here for treat
ment by Drs. Rothwell and Hoyt.
The injury was not serious.
If you want farm or timber lands.
town property, farm loans, insur-
ance, or bill OF nursery stock, let
us show you. Idaho Land Company.
Post Office block, Kendrick, Idaho.
Neal Nelson, who has been en-
ployed at the Roller Mill during the
past winter season, started Saturday
for Lewiston, the headquarters of the
V. c. Co. 1t is uncertain to which
point he will be sent for the coming
harvest season.
F.W. Sharp OF the lewiston Clarks-
ton Canning Co. was among the
business visitors in town yesterday.
lie is looking the situation over in
regard to the crop of pears, apples,
prunes, ETC., and may establish a
receiving station at this point.
To Horsemen-The Stallion George
will be found during the remainder
OF the season at the Kendrick Livery
Barn every Saturday and the re-
mainder OF the week at home at the
Barney Riley place, junction of Pine
= eek and Potlltch. N. H. Brown.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
and some of it's older friends enjoyed
4 picnic in Brady Gulch, atathe cold
spring, on Wednesday. A cool day,
swing and old fashioned games and
songs, picnic appetites and bountiful
Inner made the hours pass swiftly
and pleasantly.
The survey ors, who have been
at Atwater lake, have moved
20 Kendrick where they have tied on
% the survey up the Potlatch COM
oleted last winter. We understand
hat this is a final survey and while
The exact choice of route has not
)een decided as yet, it will not be
ong before the location will be filed. |
A party of thirty young folks
gathered at Barnum' S hall last Fri
lay evening and enjoyed themselves
It five hundred and dancing. The
lall was nicely decorated with palms
at-tails, rugs and Japenese lanterns
making several cosy corners. Ice
ream and cake were served for
unch. The music for dancing was
by Walker Thomas, while
Or. Bradbury's monograph furn-
shed the music in the earlier part of
he evening.
When the stomach fails to perform
Is functions, the bowels become de
anged, the liver and kidneys conges.
ed causing numerous diseases. The /.
and liver must be restored to
healthy condition and Chamber 4
and's Stomach and Liver Tablets /
an be depended to do it. Easy to \
AXE and most effective. All dealers.