The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-09-22
* GLEANINGS X

Mrs. Mary E. Miller, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Mitcham, is re-
ported to be very ill at Butte, Mon
tana. Her husband was seriously
injured in mine cave-in last week
and is in Butte hospital. Mr..
and Mrs. Miller lived near Kend-
rick for while last winter.
Harry Hupp went to Spokane
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Fred Beckwith of Lewiston
was in Kendrick Tuesday on bust
ness.
A.. X. Carlson has installed a
complete timing shop in the back
of his hardware store. He pur-
chased the necessary equipment
last week and now has the shop in
operation.
Ed Long has had a cement walk
put in at the front of his residence
on Main street. George Riggin
did the work.
The Village trustees have let the
contract to F. A. Wallace to put
in the concrete walk along the
block in front of the town park.
Work has already been started. Mr..
Wallace also has the contract to put
in several blocks of sidewalk in the
residence part of town.
|; C. J. Sinsel. who is probably one
of the best posted fruit men in the
northwest, will give some lectures
at the fair that should be of very
great interest to the fruit raisers
, of this section. He will explain
some of the latest methods used for
eliminating scale and coddling
moth, also give demonstrations of
apple packing, prune packing etc.
Mr.. Sinsel will have display of
packed fruit of different varieties
that he will use for demonstration
purposes. This display will not be
entered for a prize. His talks will
be both interesting and instructive.
They will be held in the pavilion.
Lee Fluharty of Walla Walla, who
has position with the United
States Department Of Agriculture,
spent few days in this section
transacting business.
Miss Ruth Helpman went to Lew
iston Monday where she will attend
the state normal.
| The machinery for the new Kend-
rick Rochdale Elevator will all be
installed some time next week.
! The elevator is now in operation
and is already over half full Of
grain. Part of the machinery used
!. for cleaning the grain has not yet
been installed as it has been impos-
sible to get men to do the work.
Loading cars with bulk grain will
+ probably start next week.
= Those interested in the fair are
very anxious to get big display
of apples. If you have any that
v are we'll colored, even tho they are
not especially large. bring in a
plate full and put them in the ex-
hibit. The same thing might be
d said of any of your farm products.
e 1t is not expected that every exhibit
:. will be prize-winner. What the
FAIR Committee most desires is a
: large exhibit that will represent
the diversified farm products of the
Potlatch.
Miss Cordelia Emmett went to
Lewiston Wednesday where she will
attend the state normal.
Glenna Durbin is visiting friends
in Moscow several days this week.
FOUND: Near Pine Creek
bridge, bunch of keys. Owner may
have same by calling at this Office
and paying for this notice.
: Anyone wishing premium llSt
for the Kendrick Fair may get one
at the Gazette office.
Prospects seem bright for the
! Fine Arts department of the Fair
this year. Under the able direction
of Mrs. Frank Candee and Mrs.
r Frank Croker it will undoubtedly
be one of the most interesting
features of the Fair. Last year
the Fine Arts department was very
successful and this year there
seems even more interest taken by
. prospective exhibitors.
FOUND: A mans black kid
glove. Sunday evening. near post