The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-11-09
X GLEANINGS X

Joseph Perry, former postmaster
of Park, who plead guilty to the
charge of embezzling $412, was
sentenced in the federal court at
Moscow Tuesday to serve seven
months in the county Jail at Mos
cow.
The city fathers held very
peaceable meeting Tuesday, which
was their regular meeting night.
Nothing of particular Importance
was brought up and the regular
routine of business was disposed of.
John A. Schultz, a former Pot
Hatcher, who has been farming at
Bartlett, Oregon, moved to button,
Montana this week where he has
half section of land.
Kendrick may have a six-day
ehautauqua sometime between the
latter part of June and the first
part of July, providing present
plans materialize. l.. G. Peterson
has over thirty names on contract
to guarantee deficit up to stipu-
lated amount. 1t is the Cadmean
Company and Kendrick is to have
the same talent as that which Pull
man and Palouse will have. Later
developments will be published.
William Freytag, accompanied by
his mother, went to Vancouver,
Wash, Wednesday for short visit.
J. F. Boyd went to Spokane
Monday where he expects to close a
deal whereby he will trade his
farm near the mouth of Cedar
Creek for a tract of land near Spo-
kane. If he makes the deal the
Boyd family will proably move to
the new home.
From his elevtn-acre prune or
ehard Dr.. Moser has pile of dried
prunes in his drier on Potlatch
ridge that contains in the neighbor-
hood of twenty tons of prunes.
They are selected stock and will net
good profit at the present market
price.
A number of the Kendrick teach
ers went to Moscow last Saturday
to witness the football game be.
tween w. S. G. and Idaho.
Sam Bigham returned to his
home on American ridge Sunday
after an extended visit in Seattle.
Miss Manila Hanson, who is at
tending the Lewiston High School
spent the week end in Kendricl
with her parents.
Miss Agnes Byrne returned Mon
dav from Lewiston where she visit
ed her father and sister.
Mrs. Elmer Grice and daughter
Jean, visited in Moscow last Satur
day.
Miss Rosebud Brown went tt
Lewiston Sunday to spend weel
with friends.
Four more Kendrick koys lief
Tuesday to join the Latah count.
crowd that left for American LAX,
on the afternoon train. Over thirt,
men left Moscow in the last contin
gent. The bows from here are
Herbert Million. Arnold Petrick
Otto Rauschke and Walter Bigham
A good crowd was at the depot t,
see them off.
Remember a rural mail carrie
gets cold, same as human. H
cannot pick up pennies with glove
on and when he takes his gloves of
on cold day to pick up the loos
change in your mail box his hand
are likely to get cold. Buy stamp
in quantities helps the carriers
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Lutz spen
the week end in Lewiston witt
friends.
Rev. Emmel is shipping apple
from Hood River into this commun
ity. He has disposed of over To-
boxes already.
Iron Chamberlain wrestle
George Lambert at Winchester las
Friday night in sixty-minut
handicap match. He lost tn
match in So minutes.
Mrs. Grow returned from Lewis
ton Saturday where she was visitin,
her daughter.
Mr.. Biggs and Mr.. Green fur
nished the music for the Red eros
Rally at Troy Tuesday night. MI
Biggs sang one song during tn
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