The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-11-24

bought farm near Cavendish from
E. P. Atchison. They are moving
on to it this week. .
Mr.. Herman Wolf and daughter,
Meta, went to Moscow Wednesday
to consult an eye specialist. Miss
Meta has had trouble with her eyes
for some time. .
The Misses Fannie and Ida
Schuyler of Juliaetta spent Tues
day afternoon in Kendrick.
R. Reinherdf sold his place on
Potlatch ridge, consisting of 33
acres, to Dean Wright for $4,000.
His sale Tuesday was well attended
and everything sold well, some ar
ticles bringing almost as much as
they originally cost.
A. V. Dunkle got badly sprajn-
ed ankle while playing in prac-
tice game of basketball between the
highschool and town teams last
Monday evening.
Miss Ethel Plummer of Spokane
arrived Tuesday for a short visit
with her mother, Mrs. Jennie Plum
mer.
DR.. Moser and John Woody jour
neyed to the tall timber in the
vicinity of Park last Sunday in
search of big game. If there is
any game in that part of the
country they will get their share as
they are both experienced hunters
They set no definite time for theil
return as the length of their stay
was to be decided by the measure
of their success.
DR.. J. E. Hoyt was Spokane
visitor the first part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bechtol spent
several days in Moscow last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Grinold'
spent last Friday in Moscow. From
their they went to Colfax where
they visited Mr.. Grinold's sister ane
brother-in-law. returning Monday.
2 George Meyers, Delbert and Ware
Riggle returned from Great Falls
Montana last Saturday. They pu
in a couple of months harvesting il
the country tributary to Grea
Falls. They received from $3.50
to $4.OO per day while there ant
their reason for coming home wa
on account of the extreme COLI
weather. One day the thermo
meter registered twenty degree
below zero.
The muller on one of the en-
gines at the electric light plant hat
to be taken off while new one wa
being made. One of the big en-
gines; running without a muffier
makes a good deal of noise, blu
this will soon be stopped when tn
new muller is finished.
Statements are being sent GU
this week to all of the Gazette sub
scribers who are year or more il
arrears on their subscriptions. |
is hoped that these will be give
prompt attention. By paying
year in advance a saving of fit
cents can be made. Remember tn
high cost of paper and and star
your remittance at once.
Mr.. A. Wilmot, President of tn
Potlatch Consolidated Electric Com
pany, visited his daughter, Mrs. A
V. Dunkle this week.
5 N. Brooke and John Floranc
. were in Clifford Wednesday nigh
where they attended and took par
in a Masonic meeting.
, Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Ware of BIZ
Bear ridge started Wednesday for
months trip. They will visit rela
< tives and friends in Portland, Sc
E attic, Spokane and other points.
The Fraternal Temple Compan
9 purchased a fine player piano thi
, week from C. H. Hunter of Lewis
. ton who represents the Wiley E
Allen Piano Company. The piano
. purchased some time ago, wa
! traded in on the player piano
: Most of the lodges here are CON
posed of men and but few of ther
can play a piano. For this reaso
e the deal was made as the playe
piano will furnish a great deal G
!. pleasure at the lodge meeting
!. while the piano, which has been
a the lodge room for over year, we
: seldom opened.