The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-31
X GLEANINGS II

WORK mas again commenced on
the electric line between Kendrick
and Troy. The unfavorable weather
for the past few months has de-
layed the work but it is now pro-
crossing rapidly. There are about
four hundred and sixty poles to be
set for the construction of the line
between the two towns.
If there is anything in the line of
printing that you want done,
remember the Gazette shop can do
it.
N. H. Morse is working up a
reputation as an auctioneer not only
in this county but in neighboring
counties as we'll. The farmers
generally believe that he can get
more money out of sale than any
other auctioneer in this part of the
country. He will cry a sale near
Asotin, WASH, today.
Rose Riggle, who is attending
school at the Lewiston Normal,
spent the week end with her parents
in Kendrick.
T. F. Gibbons. buttermaker for
the Kendrick Cooperative Cream
cry Co., has resigned his position
and Harry McKeever will take his
place. Harry has been working in
the creamery under the instruction
of Mr.. Gibbons and is thoroughly
competent to handle the work.
Mrs. w. M. Zimmerman left for
Lewiston the first of the week to
visit her daughter, Mrs. W. H.
Thorpe.
Rev. J. O. Sibert, United Breth-
ern Minister who has been holding
a series of meetings on Texas ridge,
left for his home in Huntsville,
WASH, Monday.
Mr.. Herman Wegner. merchant
of Asotin, returned home Monday
after visiting relatives in Cameron.
Miss Iona Larson returned to her
home in Cameron, from Lewiston,
Monday.
Miss Rose Zimmerman of Lewis
ton arrived in Kendrick Monday.
She will go from here to Crescent,
Idaho, to visit her parents.
Mr.. C. E. Carlson of Juliaetta
spent Monday in Kendrick with his
son, A. X. Carlson.
Fred S. Beckwith of Lewiston
was in Kendrick one day last week
looking after business interests.
Frank Candee spent Saturday in
Troy. He reads meters and makes
the collections for the Potlatch
Electric Co.
S. Alexander of Lewiston, was a
visitor ir Kendrick the last part of
the week.
H. c. McGregor, inspecting engi.
neer for the Board of Fire Under
writers of the Pacific was in Ken
drick last week inspecting some of
the inside wireing Of the business
houses.
D. P. Shrewsbury, photograph
er who lives two miles this side of
Arrow Junction. was in town last
week taking some Kendrick views.
He has panorma camera with
which he can take picture over
seven feet long.
Ed Atchison. Jr., left for his
homestead in Montana. Monday. He
is located near Brady, Montana.
Charlie Schill was in Kendrick
Saturday. He has been laid up in
hospital at Elk River for some
time as result of gun-shot wound
in one of his feet. -
Mrs. Geo. Glen is quite i'll with
a severe case of rheumatism.
Mr.. w. P. Laws, district agent
for the Columbian National Life
Insurance Co., was in Kendrick the
first Of the week tranacting bust
ness.
c. w. Dunnaway who has been
farming on Big Potlatch ridge, left
for Missouri Tuesday. He expects
to again engage in farming near
Springfield.
Miss l. Wells school at Long
Meadow closed March 25, and MISS
Wells returned to her home in
Genesee, Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. Edward Prucel, sister of
Mrs. j. T. Moser returned to her
home in Benge, Wash. Wednesday.