The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-11-17
y GLEANINGS Il

The school gymnasium has been
equipped with arrangements OF
electric lighting. The work was
done by Henry Meyer and Dan Guy.
Mr.. and Mrs. R M. Smith of
Leland went to Nez Perez Thursday
to visit relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs.
G. H. Daugherty of Juliaetta spent
Thursday in Kendrick with friends.
Mrs. Charles Ameling, Mrs. Har-
vey Roberts and Miss Nettie Jaco-
bus were Moscow visitors Thursday.
j. F. Boyd returned Monday
from northern Missouri where he
went several weeks ago to settle up
an estate. He reports very hard
times in that section owing to the
fact that the farmers have not had
a crop for five years. He says near
ly every farmer has an automobile
and also carries a mortgage on the
farm. On his way home he stopped
over Sunday with his son, Frank, at
Mullan.
There will be school program
and basket social at the Pine Creek
school house Friday evening, Nov.
"a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Dawes Of Lee
land started for Oklahoma yester-
day where they expect to remain
until after Christmas. Mr.. Dawes
was called there to look after some
real estate which he owns in that
country. They also have relatives
there and will spend several weeks
visiting with them.
| The Kendrick Study Club met at
the home of Mrs. Glen Porter, We'd
nesday of this week. Mesdames
Hull, Lewis and Best read papers
on interesting topics concerning
South America. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
A number of the business men
are discussing the idea of having a
municipal Christmas tree in Kend-
rick this winter. 1t seems to be
the opinion of a large majority OF
those consulted that it could be
carried out successfully and would
be more popular with everyone
than the old way of having tree
at each of the churches. Liberal
donations of money have been Of
, fered by some of the business men
All that seems necessary is for
committee to take hold of the mat
ter and get it started.
. Mrs. C. C. Blackburn returned
home yesterday from Portland
where she has been visiting rela
tives for number of weeks.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herber
, Mellard of Juliaetta, Friday, a boy
The little daughter of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Carl Lehman of Cameron, die
: very suddenly last Friday. She wa
ten months old at the time of he
l death.
The Mustoe brothers of South
y wick moved to .Sumatra, Montan
! Wednesday. They shipped ca,
= load of emigrant movables an
y some stock and will locate in Nor
tana.
:. There was a mad dog scare i
= the lower end of town the first {
: the week, according to informatio
received from town marshall Biz
# ham. Mr.. Murphy's dog seemed
; have all Of the symptoms of hydro
phobia and had to be shot.
n There is government trapper
IS the vicinity of Kendrick, sent OF
by the United States government
trap coyotes. He has been in tt
ID business the greater part of his Iii
is and is we'll posted as to the ways (
the coyote. He locates in favo
- able part of the country and sta,
- until he has pretty thorough
cleaned them out. The length
his stay being regulated by tt
a number of the varmits. The pei
RS are sent in to headquarters to
he counted.
RS The establishment of this depar
De ment by the government is go'
a thing for the country in gener
c. but it is hard on the fox houn
to that are used around here for ru
C. ming coyotes. The dogs are like
nc 70 ha oourbf in tho trans and &C