The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-11-10
Dan Dawes of Leland made bus.
mess trip to Lewiston Wednesday,.

mess trip to Lewiston Wednesday,.
The value of the Juliaetta can
merry to the town and community
around it can be judged by this
years output, which is as follows:
Three thousand seven hundred cases
of tomatoes, 1900 cases of cherries,
1000 cases of pears, 600 cases of
beans, 500 cases of plums and
prunes. This represents total Of
1853, 900 cans.
Donald McCrea, who has been at
tending school at Everett. WASH,
arrived in Kendrick Monday for
few days visit with his parents. He
will be witness on the postoffice
robbery case at Moscow today.
Margaret Terry, who is teaching
school near Troy, spent the week
end with Bernadine Plummer.
P. L. circuit, editor of the Clear
water Republican at Orofino. spent a
few hours in Kendrick last Satur-
day, on his way to Elk River with a
party of friends.
AL Mckee of Lapwai was a bust
ness visitor in Kendrick the first of
the week.
George Davidson of American
ridge spent Sunday in Moscow.
Mrs. R. F. Bigham returned
from Lewiston Sunday where she
has been visiting friends for several
days.
Mrs. John Sandberg and son and
daughter arrived Saturday after
noon from Moscow to spend the
week end on the farm near Kend-
rick.
N. P. Matheny is the new opera
tor at the local depot. His wife
and daughter arrived Tuesday and
will make their home in the Nc
Doweli house across from the post
office
Charles A. Chappell, of Minden,
Nebraska, brother of Ross Cbappell
Of Kendrick, was elected to the
Nebraska State Senate Tuesday.
His district is the Twenty-second.
composed of Sherman, Buffalo, and
: Kearney counties. AS democrat,
| he received a majority of 1900
votes, out of an approximate total
of 1000, in counties which are gen.
orally republican.
While the friends of L. G. Peter
son are sorry, in way, that he
was defeated in the race for pro-
bate judge, they are rejoicing over
the fact that he will continue to re-
side in Kendrick. Mr.. Peterson is
a mighty good citizen and is needed
here. He never refuses to help
5 along anything that contributes tc
the welfare of the community and
man of that kind is a valuable
S asset to a town.
: A. K. Carlson went to Spokane
Thursday where he expects to re-
main several days on business.
Out of $50 votes cast in Il {
! Kendrick precinct the combined
vote cast for justice of the supreme
. court was only so. The majority
: of the voters entirely overlooked
i. that part of their ballot.
!. James Rodgers has opened hi.
u carpenter shop on Main street fol
: the winter. He has been doinl
contract work all summer and par
Il of this fall and he says it has beer
e busy time for him.
u Charlie Hunter came up from
u Lewiston Thursday afternoon t.
demonstrate one of his player piano
!, at meeting of the Masonic lodg
$ Thursday night.
~ Today Long went to Lewisto
~ Wedne sday where he spent coupl
~ days on business.
e H. Busse, of the Red Cross Phal
macy, bought some French harps
" while he was in Kansas City, tina
le are said to have been brought owe
ii from Germany in the DeutchlanC
NJ A wholesale firm in Kansas City
hearing that the merchant subms
rine had a small stock of the il
b. struments on board. bought tn
entire supply.