The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-07-14
* GLEANINGS X

Harry Grice went to. Oakesdale
Sunday for a short visit with his
sister, Mrs. John Humphrey. He
returned Monday.
Dean Wright of Agatha was in
Kendrick Monday transacting BUSH
ness.
There are some big bean fields
this year in the Potlatch. Claud
Craig planted 240 acres on Potlatch
ridge and the Davidson boys have
ITS acres. Although the bean crop
is a little late it looks Splendid
The season will no doubt be longer
this year than usual so that tho
bean crop will have time to mature
before the fall rains and frost GOMEZ
Jim Huffman of Big Bear tridg(
bougt a Ford car from the Kend
rick Auto Co. the first Of the week
H. Wolfe has rented the H. II
Dagefoerde place on Potlatch ridge
consisting of 800 acres. He Wi
take possession the first of Octobel
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Oldfield an
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bechtol wen
to Lewiston Tuesday evening to sd
'The Birth of a Nation" \
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Beach and two
children and Mrs. Mounce of Lew
iston spent Monday visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Shumaker.
Mrs. Stanley Talbot of Lewiston
visited her mother Mrs. S. E. Grow
the first of the week.
Rev. ]. N. Nalar. dean of Colom-
bia College at Milton, Ore, and
Rev. Powell, Of Troy, motored
through Kendrick. Monday. They
spent the day here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. N. B. Long,.
Mrs. Geo. Brown and son Russell,
of Moscow, returned to their home
Wednesday. after a few days visit
with friends on Texas ridge.
The'Monthly Bulletin" of the u.
S. Dept. of Agriculture will be
mailed you regularly free Of charge,
if you ask the Division Of publica-
tions at Washington. D. c., to put
you on their mailing list. This
little bulletin gives you a list Of
the publications of the Dept. of
Agriculture as they come from the
press and tells you how to secure
them. 1t will help you to keep up
to date on agricultural matters.
A. G. Wilson went to Moscow
Tuesday to transact business.
F. Newman, of Southwick, re-
turned from Spokane, Tuesday
where he registered for the Colville
land drawing.
Fred Weaver, of Texas ridge,
went to Spokane Tuesday, where he
will register for the land drawing
of the Colville reservation.
Bun Pendland, of Juliaetta, was
a business visitor in Kendrick,
Tuesdey.
Dave Senter left Tuesday, for
Wallace where he has employment.
Morning services will be held at
the Presbyterian church Sunday at
the usual hour. Christian Endeavor
in the evening at seven o'clock.
G. E. Ehlers, of Cameron, went
to Moscow Thursday on business.
Miss Elsie Thomas is helping her
brother, Walter, in the hardware at
Juliaetta. She will return Sunday.
Isaac Lien and Abner Korkill, of
Big Bear ridge, left Thursday for
Spokane where they will register
for the Colville land drawing.
Walter Thomas has bought the
Juliaetta Hardware and will run
the business at Juliaetta. He took
possession the first of July.
Henry Meyer went to Lewiston
Tuesday to attend ''The Birth of a
Nation" He returned Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Adams and two
sons, of Moorhead, Iowa. arrived
Friday to visit at the home of their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Within
ger, of Southwick.
Mrs. B. N. Emmett and children
and Mrs. Ed Long and baby, left
Saturday for Johnson, Wash, where
they will visit relatives for the
week.
Miss 10 Guy spent Friday after
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