The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-09-23
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Sam Bechtol went to Kamiah
last Saturday.
Mrs. B. P. Griffith of Moscow is
visiting Mrs. J. X. Hall this week.
c. d. Bragg has resigned as mana
ger OF the dry goods department at
Lauterbach's.
John Woody and DR.. Moser re-
turned Wednesday evening from a
hunting trip OF about three weeks,
having been quite successful and
bringing back one good Elk head.
A Cloudburst the latter part of
last week washed out the MP. track
near Arrow, delaying all trains
about II hours. On the Clearwater
branch II stock train was derailed,
but none OF the stock was injured.
Mrs. Chas. LeMarinel and Mrs.
Arizona Mitcham were summoned
to Spokane Wednesday by the
L. S. Deputy MARSHAL in connection
with the Alaska Coal case low be-
ing heard in the L. S. District Court
there.
The Certificates of Membership in
/ the Christian Endeavor Society have
arrived and will be ready for sigma
/ ture and preservation by members
! as active or associate or honorary,
at the close OF the Sunday evening
Rally Meeting.
! Marr's Store desire to announce
/ that owing to the increase in bust
ness, it is impossible to continue de-
livering goods when ordered as in
the past and all goods will be deliv-
cred by the dray on the regular eve
ming delivery at about O clock.
Prosecuting Attorney Suppiger
was in town the latter part of last
week on Il business trip in connect
ion with the assault case at Cedar
Creek last week. While here he
called on many of his friends, being
delayed by the washout on the N. p
The Jewel Stock Company pre-
sented "The Sweetest Girl in Dixie"
to a small but appreciative audience
last Tuesday, evening. The show to
be given next Tuescay evening will
be "Wanted-A Wife," farce COM
ed in four acts, and will be well
worth seeing.
The first regular meeting of Ken
drick Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ, for the
coming winter will be held next
Thursday evening at Fraternal
Temple at which it is hoped there
will be a large attendance. Froba-
bly, there will be no work. but re.
port of the recent session OF the
Grand Lodge will be given by the
representative, John E. Lauterbach,
and plans will be outlined for the
winters work.
; Bills have been issued by the Ga
zette office for a public sale by W. G.
Dillon at the old Tweedy place, S
miles northeast of kendrck, We'd
nesday, Oct 5th. at 8 O'Clock Il. M.
sharp. This sale includes s horses
5 colts, 5 cows. 6 calves, 4 sows. ,:
J pigs, a large amount of implements
and household furniture, which will
= all be sold to the highest bidders,
nothing reserved, as the owner is to
move to Alberta. Capt. Carlton is
to be auctioneer.
At the last meeting of the WOW
Wednesday evening, the resignation
of Sam Bechtol as C. c. was accepted
and Chas. Carlson was elected fol
the balance of the term; Neil Durbn
was elected A. L. to fill the vacancy
caused by the advancement OF Mr.
Carlson. The next meeting, Wed
nesday, Oct. 9Th, will be a social anC
it was decided to have one socia
each month in the future, the las,
meeting lin the month, the thirG
Wednesday, commencing with the
l month of November
Your complexion as we'll as your
temper is rendered miserable by {
disordered liver. By taking Cham
1 berlaln's Stomach and Liver Tablet:
r Won ccn imDroye both Sold bx