The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-08-19
LOCAL.

Mrs. Harry Stanton and children
are visiting her parents on Bear
Ridge.
List your property with the Pot
latch Land Co., Kendrick. if you
wish to sell.
"Buck" Browning scame down
from Spokane Tuesday evening to
visit his father.
Mrs. w. G. Hart of Potlatch is
visiting her brother and family, Mr..
and Mrs. U. j. Walker.
Paul Cowgirl of Spokane was
among the business visitors in town
Tuesday, q guest of U.S.G. Evans.
Chas. LeMarinel is receiving a visit
from his mother. Mr.. LeMarinel
has also been at home most of the
week.
Geo. ?. Barnum made a business
trip the first of the week to the new
townsite of Elk River, formerly
known as Trumbu,I.
When yourproperty burns a policy
with the Macintosh companies
helps your feelings. If you want to
know about insurance see him.
Neal Nelson was among the visit
ors here Sunday. He is now located
at Lewiston, where he expects to
,emain during the wheat hauling
season.
Geo. A. Price has started a barber
shop at Leland and Southwick. He
will be at Leland every Tuesday and
Friday and at Southwick the re-
mainder of the week.
W. r. Trull, who had an accident
about ten days ago. is much improv-
ed and is able to be out. Mr.. Trull
left Wednesday for Spalding to visit
relatives for few weeks.
L. H. Dougherty is credited with
hauling one of the largest loads of
wheat, compared with the size of
the team, that has come into town
this year. He recently delivered so
sacks at load, with two horses
and colts at that.
Theodore Riley and family went
to Pullman Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Riley's father, who
was kicked by a fractions morse and
died after a few hours, aged 7Syears
Mr.. Riley was one of the first settlers
in the Palouse country, having lived
on the same homestead about 33
wears.
All auction sale of stock, house
mold furniture, implements, etc, will
be held at the Billy Meyers place.
about three miles northeast of Cam.
eron, on Thursday. Sept. LIST, at ten
O'Clock am, bills for which have
been issued 10y the Gazette office.
Terms as usual. Free lunch at noon.
F. G. Schaefer, owner.
e j. Harl Williams returned from a
"ip w Viz 4NCA L CLlllC ucSOdy
morning and started Immediately
for Anoka, having received word OF
the illness of Mrs. Williams, who is
suffering from nervous breakdown.
MIR. Williams and family came in
Wednesday evening and left the next
for Oakesdale, where Mrs. Williams
and the children will visit relatives
the remainder of the summer.
The LaMott Comedy Company
gave one of it's usual good shows
at the Barnum theatre last Thurs.
day evening to a small audience.
Mr.. LaMott himself ia one of the
best Irish and black-face comedians
travelling the Northwest circuit and
this Company deserved much larg-
err house. Mrs. LaMott is an accom-
pIished pianist and the other two
members of the Company were much
: above the average.
The Sprague Canning Co. Is ship.
ping All average of over two tons
of pears every day, all OF which is a
fine quality OF fruit. This fruit is
shipped to Lewiston, from which
place car load lots are being sent to
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Dakota.
Next week it is expected that the
first of the fresh prunes will be de-
livered and as the apple crop will
follow directly after the prunes,
from now on this receiving station
will be a busy place. Mr.. Sassaman
now has a force of five packers at
work. which will probably have to
be Increased next week.
Be sure and take bottle of Cham.
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with you when starting on
your trip this summer. 1t cannot be
obtai.ed ON board the trains or steam
ers. Change of water and climate
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