davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
ungoomsfeUue.

Srebag, SgrDas og Ssnoag, 4be-6te
auguit, afbplotes Wsoe al lln9oomse
~frrbunoet inoen Maoiion areos al Den
HorIfe Spnooe / gitre apibtonpng,
9ipctOale, og Cambridge M%enigbeper,
5 gamle Sage par Der Ell Steo
@iscouiin bpor ale NoromGno fplte
JIG 6iemme "a Be TOM til amerifa, % bet
pal BET itore 8%plbtonoug Excitement.
Ser blep Dc altlb bel moota9ne, oa
fanSt aItib 9~ieitfrtt Sus. Sen famine
@ieItiribeO finDes hos @ftertommerns
al De 9anlIe Yionerer. Set erfareoe
uEooumsfurbunoet nf Waoiion 8rebs,
81 Set iamlebes til Webe paa GItre
Gcibtonone 4be-6te au9ult. Ytones
rerne bruete 8ubberuae; beres Otter
fcmmere msote irem meo ltinnenpe Gu,
tpmobiler iii at mootage fine 8ieIter.
6ele 5rebag bapDe oisie npmopens als'
r~erebIfaber BET trapelt meb at meoe
@ieIterne / @bgerton og Seerfielo, oa
fire benz til gitre 8%oibtonong airfe.
Ser Ierperebes sftensmao al 9'tre
9ribfonous Yigeiorening.
Siltroos for, at @eiret iaa liDt
truenoe no, par Der mango tillteoe Tor
aorets fsrIte Srspe / airfeu Sreoae
Nften, aloffen 8. Otter bel operitaaet
9rspe trafterebe YigefOreningen See
@leam" Girtens Salement. llnoer
Srspen bapbe man feet SpngIimt MI
oa, % oa man enbelie ifuIoe biem9Rer
iilregnet Set. Men Zitre aoibfpnona
Zoe ia life itrGmme at libt 8e9n. Gu>
trmobiler, ion 6rebug Wor9en bar
itinneube rene, tisrte frem og tiIbage
/ 8egn pe Ssle inbtiI ale @jeiterne
naaebe frem iii fine &erter.
9sroa9 Worgeu, alotfen 10, afbolos
tes Sor6unoets aarlise gtepe / gitre
aoi6tonpu9s airte. Rsbet aabnebes
meo anbagt af Renigbebens Brett,
Saitor Sob. 5aluorien. Yaitor 9oIoeu
~. Slien fra @aoiion talte ON al
oiere ale uuge | Renisbeben til iprige
@rbeibere. Be fslgenbe Salere frents
bplot bporIeoes bette tan ppnaaes. Niis
@eoa Carton fra Seeriielo betouebe al
@enigbeoer os ltn9oontsforeninser mao
proaniieres effettiot. Sbeooore Solum
ira Sc Soreit frem6Gpepe @igtigbeoer
al aobe Y~ro9rammer. Ytiis 2ucilc
Carton fra girre a%oibfonous talte ON
at iere for llngoommens Sran9 I'll SeIs
Ifabeligbep. 2isie afhanblinser bin
az finoe / "2utberan SeraIo". Ribhag
ierpereoes af Reuigbebens 9oinSer
aluften Las f~ortiattes Rsbet al lngs
bpmsiorbuuoet. Set bIep belluttet, iaas
fiemt Sc enfelte llusSomsiorenirssr I'M
heritettet Set, ar llngoomsforbunoei
uSair or 9Iao IRE 8anee ON garet
iom Hal inbeboloe 9bb.oer al i9rheles
Srieresie for Observation-Disclosures
SetienDtgisreIier, o.i.p, Theodore So
lum ira sc 6preit 6Iep paIst til6ppeo'
reeatter. Sslgenbe npe embeosm9nf
pnletes: @i~cefprmanh. Serbert 6an.
len fra 9iabiion; SetretGr, Miis Sens
rietta Carton, Morriionpile; 9iuiitto.
mite, @iis aasot Sorse os Yaitor z
z. !, Hequs, os Girieent. ". )
granot.
Otter 9ieSet iamlebes man beb 9dit
8iplep. nGr Cambridge. Ser morei
man ia mien az ipiqe ~prop tbs banS.
terdhiei". liza paa ainssn", % mug
afspar~. en- @anesipartei beltaaeno,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
Wnmetotc 1pDSfalo.

Mrs. Ratbias Carton. abams, ".
Sat, IS Gur. - Wtrs. Gnna g. Spbns
ion, STANLEY, 81. Sal, 90 Iar. - y.
81. gipeietb, @rifine, Minn., AZ aar.
Oirs. Carrie Slion, Seattle, @aib., 50
gar. - Saltor &. 6. s. Niaer, Ses
attIe, 8aib. Gbriitian g. Yloug6,
Seattle, &aib. - Cars q. 9. Yebers
fen, gperett, Sab, 81 Nar. - Olaf
araIe, Sernbale, 8aib. Sans
anunoien, gloomer, gBis., 43 aar. =
Wirs. Smitb, Can Claire, isis, rs
Aar. Rrs. Ole SEMEN, Otter Gail
Co., Iinn., 10 Nar. - 2asie g. SreIz
itob, 8opoblc Co., Winn., 90 aar. -
Carl s. anution, gmmpns, Ntiun., AS
@ar. Sber Solution, ReIion Co., ".
Sat. - Wartin SaItee, @anbp, Ninn.,
80 aar. elias 8. 8ospoIb, @uobs
bue 60, Minn., SO Nar. - Salpor Z.
9itIie, Wontepioep, Winn., 81 aar. -
Wlrs. Mfreb 9enion, 8arp, Wiinn,, 20
Gar. 6. Sbeupore Sobnipn, Gan
Syancisco, Gal. - Olaf Ytartin, Gan
Nrunciscu, Sal. - Sanes 8. Nelion,
San Sranciscp, Cal, 40 Iar. - Wits
0iarp g. SobniOn, Storp Stir, Sa., 81
Gar. - 0lrs. aunie gricfion, Sonttac,
gu, SO aar. y. q. Serman'en,
Storp Gitp, Sa., SO aar. 5. S.
Saflarb, Srene, 9. Sal, 70 Gar. =
Wrs. Ole 9ablbb, l1len, Rinn, AZ
g(ar. 0rs. Senrb G. Benton, Tope
Co.. Iinn., 81 Nar. - &. 8. Shomps
ion, Siarbuct, Winn, rs aar. -
Npaof 0uno, @anamingo. Wtlnn. -
9riIten Iareuion, Sacoma, 8aib, 70
Gor. Mrs. 1arie 4nberien, Sena
srnia. Mid., so aar. - Nels Nelion
Neprlib, 8eitbp, g8is.. 81 Gnr. ans
brep anberion, @t. Soreb, @is. =
G6riit Gnoerion, Stougbton, Wis, 50
Nar. Ole s. apam, Stougbton.
@is., rs War. - Ole Srefien, SOB
nette, &is., 81 Iar. - Soaef Sogitp,
Slater, Su., "a aar. - Rrs. 8uteI
9crion, Qipingiton, Mont., IA aur. =
&. 6. Semen, Bort Srdaro, 8aib., 50
aar. - Nels s. Sbompion, 8attins,
Minn., 66 Gar. - Nir5. Sereete Sreis
lamb, @rinneu, ga, 80 aar. - Mrs.
Clara 9briitopberion, blooming Yrais
RE, @inr., SO Nar. - Isle Siperion,
Siase, Sa. 8oaei Berg, 9ooperss
tpipn, y. 9af.
Z RiuneapoIis; emil 5. Wor'
BIZ 80 @ar; Carl @rneriou, 36 adr;
| Gle gticfclIon, SO Gar; Carrie Gbriitis
ne Ssraenien. 60 aar; Carl gielion,
81 anr; Gbriitoifer 8. arogitap. II
Stnr; Ole Sruiorb, "a aar. Nrs.
guri Spbnion; &riit. anbreip Slion,
"a Gar; anna 9osbabl, 81 Gar; 6rani
W Sliou; anbretp 6. Reliou, 70 Var
Sneebret anberion, SO aar; Rrs. Ole
G6ritianien; gitber G. anberien, rs
Aar.
4 Gbicaeo: Irs. Slapa Sborp,
| SO aar; gbriitian :. Niler. 70 aar;
sRrs. ellie YaeIbp. So Oar; parrt
ginoerlen; 8apie %gbriitimien; SaIpoi
8. Sasle, IS aar; Rrs. auua @arie
Nuniou, so aar; Nils 3. Yeteriou, SO
Var; Sngielo Sabl; @ertruo IariC
Yanoe. SO Aar; Wrs. Yetra Sanien
sc aar; Ole @unnerien 50 Var
Mrs. Sierra snbsrieu, IS aar. - Ra'
rit Shuleien; Nrs. gillian 8epnertien
2s Var; 5bos. 9arien. ~ anr; 6. 5
@eaer, 80 Gar; Dirs. v. e. aielb'
eoaro. 81 aar; Oscar @hriItenier
@rono. 80 sar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
For norSk d~fnerikanSke
Kjekkener.
"SfanoimapiIf :anitrcr;t Suscbus",
a~oar6eiset for ifanoinauiifs Sus.
buloninaer / Nmerita.

Otter oenne BOG fan Ser Iaues
baaoe iulio gnmmeIlanoif auit og
ameritanife Metter al enbuer art.
Set Tiger Tia ielu. al Den opIpier ON
alt. iom anguar @aguing, Spltuing
o. l. D. Ie5lNen oil man iinoe man.
ae gooe Haab, bporai buooe speoe OF
usoebe Golfer fan heite 9Croom.
III Sc cietisite Aiinit ifal fremhG.
pes: SreS % Sagaiag, Suppcr,
Nrnstgrpo, Salater, Cancer, Eub.
oiuaer, Cmcl,tter, Yie'r, 8eleer o.
S,c.Gream, ETC., Sriffeuarsr 0. /. ..
CT mtercSiaut SiQGs er III 9iiIe
oper Orb / 3iproaet.
iom er prifielige pan Hcrit o.
Sanif, og en- ~lignenbc Cite ooer
uorite OF cngeIitc ORD. JON beunttcs
i SuSGol0ningen. 49,.
Maal % SGgt er angiuet eiter Set
bertiaauO5 truaeIi1e SgiteD "a nisi
Settes @%enrpnelier. nj praftils
8runbe er oog Set melte blepet uS
reauet / Stopper % Sfeer.
8oaen - 3t9 Siher meS SIN.
ltrationer - er goSt OF imnift ind
bunoet % foiter irit tilieuot $1.00.
Wles "goiien" ct Mar | SorifliS
$500.
B. Anundsen Publishing Co.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
aselften Serses Heitermte.

gbimnep 8oct, isis, 15Se, Yieeou
Sells, 16oe-17oe, Beaver Greet. Isle,
1aitor Raripicfs aalS, 20be, IeIIons
pine 22be. NortbIann % SitterbaI.
23be. 24ee. 25ee. Yaitor @aoiteSs
sab, 26oe-27ee. &ittenbere. 2Sbe,
Siaerton 2ebe, 8asiaa 30te ausuit.
GpeIiten Serge refer unoer Oct Ratios
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

Sp.: an9naenoe Ell Sige langs
Spprgerens 2aub % ont boorleoes Dc
fcreifrepne 8onbs ltal betdles.
Spar: Ser CT neppe Ipil nm, at
Siaen er Ipplis ublast, &pprleoes Snt'
fpitninserne ifal uSrebes, pil Spsrseren
fac at pibe ai Guuntpmynotgbeoerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
Qaben Rorreiponoance

Sp%sresmnaI fra Feripner, ipr lite opgtptf lR'
Rapne I'll Saskatchewan, heipares life.
Stergere beses aHattc line Spprssmaalt eftlart %
tpeeliei Sprps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

Spis 1t liter "1e~esrah.xshfn". nnbefaI ben
III Rnboer 90 aienots. Bits BEN ct gtumer AZ
elaoei M 90 oa - 90 feroer Ne % en- no
sibouneni. fiaI pi not nioe at padfiipnne be-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
-. I Smfriua ar. 3,67.

Sp.: Spoo fables TDlentasren pan
Gneelit, pe bpor fan Den faaesE
Spar: Ri fienoer life Napnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

Sp.: San Sc siue mig ISresien til
noaen, iom fieber 9amle gipnter?
g.: american Huntismatic Gsios
citation, 2ewisbnrs, Ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

Sp.: Iaa i%aaSnnne Spprssmaal tan
ri life siuc npset tilfrcbs fttaenbe Spar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

Sp.: en- Spereer pil pioe, ON Der
er SperiloD al arbeioe at faa / Butte
0D.xt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

Sp.: Seq bar rsutet en- Barm !
Gortb 9atota paa fem gar. Sflor bee
epnbte @ieren at Iaa Sinterrlg os
rleie uben at iuatte iii mig ON Del, %
MI bill ban bane baabe 8lgen og Setas
ling for SIeinin9en. 9ar ban Aet
iii BET, naar ies efter aontrdften hal
babe bet babe al anIingeu % bar MOI
Sip iii at iaa og pleie ieIn?
Spar: Senbplb Gem til Sprf-nt'
ten. Spts benne life siper ham ne9en
Get til at sribe inn ium fleet, bar nan
uperfrebet fin Mapubisbeo, % De pig
ter life ut betale bam fpr anoet enp'
buab be, CT ipeeiiieeret / apntrnffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

Sp.. 1. Soormeeet / nor'te Yen9e
faar man for en- ameritanit Solar nu9
2. Yaa bpiIten 5eioe li99er SfGnS
ZEN melem be Sprenebe Stater % eaS
naba?
Spar: /. Smfrins ar. 1867.
2. Ssibem parierer tenmeits meset
paa ben Ianse G,rGnic; fjenbfr 'fte til
btab 9ieumeminitsbsiSen er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

Sp.: Nngaaen0e en- CRIB ON 6pr@
poatning at 2nnD ira gtortb 9afoin).
Spar: Set bebite De fan sjpre,
naar De inscn &uutraft bapbe men
Gterne, er at iprisse at taa spi'tisbes
ben urbnet pan minbelis Bis. Spr=
p~aatnins Of 9anb upen ifriftiig Sons
trait er / ale SilfGloer ntilraabelig %
rciifabelt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

Sp.: american Humismatic Ssips
citation, 2ewisburs, Ohio.
Sp.: On Iano / @tsconiin fleber
Ell so McreS Sarm o9 ta9er Stleoet I
apnens Napn. Ser er Here Barn, men
tn al Ssnnerne bar arbeiSet hiemne og
brepet Sarmer. Sc ifuloe baue Setas
ling for lit arbeiee. aonen CAB oa
"Geeoen" til benz os Wanoen for to
gar iioen, oe ibaar bsbe bun. Sam
npgen at be andre onitsbe, bpab Der
er sjort? SuaO fan @aanDen sisre
meb i'm Sci?
Spar 5et er tpiliumt, om npset
tan sisres. Manoeu fan fprbre tit
ufbetait eler 5armen iulst, pm ban
piI.
Sp.: Spab toiter BET norife Slao
"Solrngen", iorienbt til amerita.
Spar:: 3 3prse fOiter glabct Sr.
A um garet. gi tan life beitemt iise,
bnab bet fpifer fprienbt til smerifa.
Nrtesien er, @iesaaieu, Aprmap.
en- Mennent sniier at pibe, bpors
Iebes ierift aisb ~neSI9sses, iaa Oct
brlber ZIG.
Mrs. Gilbert Yaulien. YoitpiIe.
Sa., iperser. ON no9en pI ieuoe benpe
Step6en Soiters Gang: Come pbere
mir 9ope lies Sreamine".
Rrs. epen Stompro, Yprtal. 81.
Sdf., enlfer ar tomme | @eiiobelle al
Saugen ON 9hicasos Sranb, Der be-
agEper: "StoIt Chicago, 9aarue bsie"'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

Sp.: 1. 9il en- 0iano, inn er Il. =.
gpreer, bli n0gtet al brine 9anoel
Gprae euer bripe Ell @aaro?
2. Iaa ban betale no9en "Slcenle
for at oribe Sanbel2
8. Oil Ell "2iperp Stdbie" BIZ reg
net for Ell Sorretuing?
4. SporlRn9e tan en- DO | george
useu at mite lin ameritanife Sor8ers
ret2
Spar: 1. Ret
.. Sa.
3. Sa.
4. s to gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

Sp.: @pao betpber Srnet "Siplls
cete"?
Spar: Get fpmmer an pua Sprs
binbelieu. Giminbelispis: @jenpart, Ats
ifiift.
Sp.: u. Tiger, al en- aotnbe mllter
lin Sorgcrret, naar bum glitter Jig mel
en- Maub, ium life CT Berger, ON bun
Iaa er ieot Der / 2auoet. .. lt9er'
at bun err gor9er paa lin SaoerS Sor@
%ecrpapir, naar bun fom berttl lon'
Barn. Suem bar Get?
2. Or Der nOgen Sop, iom frGoer AZ
Ell apinbe, at bun ital pGre Sor9er!
Suar: 1. y. bar Het.
2. Nei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

NE Sr6, Iom ban fort ioruo bapoe
itreget no
"Stpr mob Ror6oeit"
aapteiuen iruobe 0aplen, ioa
Sfriiten uenote neo, elf 90 paa
apmmanoobroen og gap SrOre til,
at aurien ifuloe io%ranores. San
toIte Inlet ON fine PIaner; men
Stprmanoen ioritoo bans Wening.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

Sp.: 1. 5 SilfGlbe al Stilsmtsle1
~cniegning, tan en- Some dnl9g9e Stil5@
misIeiaa ioien, naar bun engang er
naatet Stilsmisie?
2. San benDes Mtanb 9ipre beaoe
rcoet, ON bum bar ~iooret falIf?
Spar: 1. ga.
2. So, ian fan, om han nil, tpra
lauee benbe tiltalt ps 1tratfet tpr
Meneb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

~. OEIIUIo UII EIU80F 'VRTF UFNF
fl9blao her / 2arbet?
Spar: Sffe, iaapiot ri peo.
Sp.: q. i9lger 3. ct Stptte Sano
nnper Contract for Seeb". Nu otl
g. aipe 2anbet tiIbage uoen at betale
rpoet. q. bar hans Note. &an ban lite
~irbfd5iere Selebet2
Spar: Npteu CT fulnt b%inoenbe,
mebmiuore 9. fan spptsjprc, at ben CT
crhulbt unoer falife 5presipetber elier
&eDrag.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-17

given bag of beans and if they
failed to answer Yes or No to all
questions, they had to forfeit bean.
At a specified time the one holding
the most beans received prize.
After supper the young folks
amused themselves playing various
games after which the crowd dis
persed, expressing themselves we'll
pleased with the meeting and enter
tainment.
In conclusion the writer wishes to
say, watch for announcements. This
Booster Club" which consists OF
one hundred and twenty charter
members, is going to do things II
this part of the woods.
Signed-A Booster.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-17
Mill Disnantled

The sawmill at Bovard, owned by
Mr.. w. N. Skinner, was robbed of
all it's brass mountings sometime
during the past couple weeks. lis
presumed the idea was to sell the
brass for junk.
The loss of time and the expense
of refitting the engine will cost Mr..
Skinner probably several hundred
dollars. The profit derived from
the sale of the brass, to the unprin-
cipled scoundrel who got away with
it, will net in the neighborhood of
five or six dollars. Any fellow with
enough brass to pull off stunt like
this could cash in his available sup
ply at the present market price and
retire rich.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-17
Cameron Items

Mr.. Carl Hartung went to Lewis
ton Monday and returned Tuesday.
The Cameron Literary Society has
postponed it's meeting until March
oath.
George Larson has been on the
sick list for a few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Rodgers
were visitors at Mrs. Brunswick S
Tuesday.
Spring is here at last, the small
children are gathering flowers, the
older ones are playing base ball, the
men are repairing fences, the
women talking about setting hen:
and Mr.. Blum is getting his auto
mobile into running order.
Miss Helen Mielke went to Lewis
ton Saturday to spepd week will
her sister and brothers.
Gustav Blum is unable to attent
school at Kendrick this week.
Herman Wegner who has spen
the last week with his parents re
turned to Asotih Wednesday.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-17
The Dust OF
The Earth
Home Talent Play to be Civ
en- Friday March "a

A. four act Comedy Drama of the
old homestead type. A play that
is chuck full of dramatic features,
comedy and pathos. Presented by
a cast of characters comprised of
the very best local talent in the
Northwest.
Don't miss seeing this, the best
and most interesting performance
ever staged in Kendrick. Procure
your seats early. Admission 25c
and 35c. Given under the auspices
of the Presbyterian church. Fri
day evening March Oath. Cast Of
characters as follows: David
Moore, of Maple Farm Cottage, L.
G. Peterson; Susan Moore, his wife,
Mrs. Joday Long; Elizabeth, their
daughter, Miss Agnes Petrick
Jerry, their son, Alfred McCon-
aughy; Rev. DR.. Templeton, E. R.
Porter; Miss Arabella, the village
Newspaper, Miss Georgia Hupp;
John Ryder, the young master OF
the Naples, Frank Candee; Wander
ing Tom, mystery, DR.. A. w
Patton; Old Nose. negro servant o1
the old school, A. R. Shumaker
Nell "The Dust of the Earth" Mis-
Agnes Grice.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-17
Letter From Engine Co.

The following letter was received
by the Potlatch Electric company.
The letter was dated March 7.
We beg to advise that the Gener-
a! Electric Co. delivered the genera
tors yesterday morning. All of the
material necessary for your installa-
tion is now in our factory. All
that is now necessary is the testing,
so you may look forward to the
arrival of the equipment within
this month. We are using all des-
patch to get this equipment to you,
but will not ship it until it tests
out O. X. and meets the approval
of the engineers of the General
Electric Co.
Yours very truly,
Venn-Severn-Ma -Machine-Co.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-17
Freight For Pacific Coast

Seattle, March 12.-Dispatches
from New York say that great
quantities of freight destined for
Russia are being shipped by rail
from the eastern coast to Pacific
ports because ships cannot be found
in the Atlantic to carry the goods
to their destination.
Five thousand loaded cars are
living in the railroad yards in and
near Seattle awaiting opportunity
to load their contents into steamers
for Vladivostok, and even larger
quantities of freight are stalled at
Vancouver, B. C. Every available
steamer is being chartered to carry
the freight to Siberia, but the cars
come in faster than they can be
emptied. Cotton, wire and knock
down cars are the principal articles
of freight.
The Oregon-Washington Railway
& Navigation company is building
great sheds here in which Russian
freight will be unloaded to release
the cars. The shipments promise
to continue throughout the duration
of the war.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-17
High School
Agricultural Club
u. S. Supervisor and Organ
izer was in Kendrick

The boys and girls of the High
and those of the upper
grades, over ten years of age, were
entertained Monday Afternoon by
Mr.. G. E. Farrell of Washington,
D. C. and Mr.. Potter of Idaho. Mr..
Farrell is United States Organizer
and Supervisor Of boys and girls
clubs. Mr.. Potter holds the same
office for our own state. The pur-
pose of their visit here was to4 en-
courage the organization of boys
and girls agricultural and home
clubs. Mr.. Farrell was the princi-
pal speaker and gave very interest
ing talk. Some of the pupils are
thinking of organizing such club
and Mr.. Potter will be back in
about ten days to see what headway
has been made in that direction.
Mr.. Farrell said he had found Two
classes of boys and girls:-the
measuring worms and lightning
bugs. The latter are the ones whose
light flashes up an instant and is
gone; the former are the ones who
measure themselves fully and ther
hump" themselves. He then asked
the stucents which they woulc
rather be. measuring Worms
was the answer so we expect severa
enthusiastic agricultural and garder
clubs for Kendrick in the near fu
ture.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-17
J. F. Browns Appointment
Confirmed

According to advices received
from Washington, D. c. the ap-
pointment of Mr.. J. F. Brown for
postmaster of Kendrick has been
confirmed by the senate. The ap-
pointment was sent to the senate
by the president March 6, and con-
firmed by the senate March 9. Mr..
Brown will assume his new duties
as soon as the necessary papers can
be procured from the postoffice de-
partment at Washington. This will
probably require severrl weeks
time.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-17
A Pathetic Story

Oldfeld, the jeweler, rubbed the
rust from his Ford on Wednesday
morning and started out for his
mornings morning" along the hills
and dells of the Potlatch. He saw
Billy, A. R. Shumaker's dog, by the
wayside and took the little fellow
in with him on the seat. 1t is Billy's
custom to jump out and run along
beside the machine when he is tired
of riding, so Mr.. Oldfield tied him
to the machine with short rope as
an extra precaution against these
regularly practiced death-defying
antics of the dog.
At a point, between the usual
rendezvous of the Ford and the
piddle of the hill leading to the
school house, little Billy became
weary of riding so he leaped from
the seat to the ground for the pur-
pose of accompanying the expedi.
tion on foot. Imagine the little
fellows surprise when he felt the
tug of the restraining rope and saw
the cause of his present predica
ment! Upon seeing the Ford tiec
to his tail with the rope, his dog
mind reverted Immediately to the
days of his "pup-hood" when the
small boys were wont to attach cam
of the tomato variety to his hinder
most appendix. After rapid men
tai review Of past similar circum
stances, he decided that he was YER
thoroughly canned" indeed; and
obeying his first impulse, he mad
off for the brush along the tram-wa
with the Ford still tied to his canin
continuation. We hope that BILL
, comes back!
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-17
Basketball Game

The basketball game between the
upper and lower ends of town re-
suited in a victory for the upper
end. The game was a close one, the
final score being eight to seven.
Two ten minute rests were allow
ed during the game instead of the
usual ten minute half. The game
broke up three minutes before time
was called for the simple reason
that the players were too tired to
continue.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-17
Don't Forget April Fifth

What's April Fifth? April Fifth
is Civic Day. What's on? A Tea.
Where? At Mrs. Crows, 29O7 Lo-
Gust St. That all? Just tea? O no
Tea and Cake, 1Oc. From two to
five p. m. Uh huh, Any thing else?
Yes indeed. A dinner too. O, din
ner! Sure. From five to seven p. m.
Creamed potatoes, cold meats, salad,
pie and coffee. All home made for
only 25c. Coming? Sure, I'll be
there. Will you?
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-17
Verna Irene Rodgers

Vena Irene Rodgers, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rodgers, died Saturday morning at
eleven o'clock after long illness.
She was born December 20, 1914.
The funeral was held at the home
and the service was conducted by
DR.. Smith. The sympathy of the
entire community is with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodgers in their bereavement