The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-08-25

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days this week. He is substituting
for Troy barber and expects to be
back before Saturday.
Mrs. Hans Flo entertained the
members of the Okoke Klootchman
Monday at her home in the coun-
try. The occasion was in honor of
Mrs. A. w. Patton's birthday.
Luncheon was served at noon.
Nearly all of the club members
were there. They spent the after
noon sewing.
Jess Collins of Lewiston was in
town a couple days this week on
business. He is making a few i'm
provements in his property here.
Fred S. Beckwith of Lewiston
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Kendrick on business.
It's at Rex Theatre, Sept. 4.-ad.
Warney May had field of wheat
threshed this week that averaged
forty bushels to the acre.
The N. P. passenger train ran
over cow near Clydes Spur Sum-
day night.
Walter Thomas has made a won
derful improvement in the Julia
eta Hardware. Since buying the
business he re-arranged the stock
80 that it shows up to a much bet
ter advantage. He has added new
goods until the store is now a credit
to the town.
L. G. Peterson has been spending
most of this week campaigning over
the northern part of the county.
He Is in the race to win.
Houses for rent are very hard to
find in Kendrick. There are a
number of families looking for
suitable places to rent but have not
been able to find anything that
would do. Houses rent very we'll
here and it would seem to be a
good investment for some one to
build few cottages to rent. Lots
are cheap and there are some good
locations available. The Gazette
knows of two families who want to
move to Kendrick this fall provid-
ing they can get houses. At pres
ent rent prices a rented cottage
will pay for itself in five or six
years.
Mrs. Charlie Chandler was in
Kendrick Wednesday looking for a
house to rent. Charlie has po-
sition with the Kendrick Roller
Mills and he expects to raove his
family here soon.
Bob Bigham is a dandy street
commissioner. He has trimmed
the trees along both sides of main
street, cut the weeds out of the
cutters and is now putting in new
cross walk. He is busy all the time
and he gets results from his work.
The sports committee for the
fair is going to have something
doing all the time. One of the
events of interest will be the tug
of war-Potlatch ridge against the
world. Then there will be a sack
sewing contest, creased pig, the
bucking COW, quick change horse
race, pie-eating contest, boys and
girls races and many other attrac-
tions. The fair committee is en-
deavoring to get program lined
up that will be interesting to every
body.
Mrs. Laura Baker and Miss Anna
Taylor of Gull Lake, Saskatche-
wan, Canada, are visiting with Mrs.
Mary Atchison.
Mrs. L. N. Kohnenberger of
Juliaetta spent Wednesday in Kend-
rick.
Miss Pearl Dillon of Grand
Prairie, Alberta is visiting with
Cordelia Emmett.
FOR SALE: 6,year old red poll
COW. gives three gallons of milk
when fresh; been MIXED 10 months:
first calf. A No. family COW in
every way. Also yearling .heifer
from same. w. S. Blanchard.
Agatha, Idaho. 34-2t
Chris Maier had small smut ex-
plosion in his separator Wednesday.
1t is steel machine and there was
no damage done.
Miss Leona Joslin of Juliaetta is
setting type in the Gazette office a
couple days this week.