The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-04-20

Prof. Alfred McConaughy spent
the week end in Moscow with
friends.
The old white house up Bear
Creek. known as the "Hoboes Re-
treat" had part Of the foundation
washed away during the highwater
last week, which caused it to tip
toward the creek at a rakish angle.
The weary Knights of the Road will
have hard time finding level
place on the floor to unroll their
beds.
D. J. Rowlands, who formerly
owned the Kendrick Furniture
store, has sold his store in Sand
point.
Mrs. Moody of Moscow, who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. c.
F. Byrne, returned to her home in
Moscow Monday.
Kendrick Star Rebekah Lodge
No. 81 spent a social evening in the
lodge room after the regular bust
ness had been transacted, Tuesday.
Friends of the members were in
vited to attend and a crowd of
about 40 spent the evening playing
games. After refreshments had
been served dancing was enjoyed
until midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Oldfield and
son, Max, went to Spokane Wednes-
day to visit Mrs. Oldfeld's parents
for a few days. Albert Moskop
has charge of the store in their
absence.
The gong at the High School is
now rung by current supplied by
the local light company. A trans
former and some other necessary
apparatus for the method of oper-
ating the bell was installed on Tues
day and it will now do away with
the old and expensive battery sys-
tenn formerly in use.
Those who attended the baseball
benefit dance at the Fraternal Tenn
pie last Saturday night reported a
jolly good time. The weather was
very bad so that very few attended
from outside points. About thirty
dollars was raised toward the base
ball fund. The boys wish to thank
: the Kendrick Orchestra for their
: services and the Fraternal Temple
Co. for the use of the hall.
| The Rev. H. B. Emmel appeared
on the streets of Kendrick on We'd
j, nesday with his recently purchased
,. Everitt car. The machine will
greatly assist Mr.. Emmel in the
trips to Fairview for his regular
: duties as pastor at that place.
O. M. Bertelson arrived in Kend
rick from Seattle Thursday. Hi:
n family is now in Berkeley, Cal
0 Mr. Bertelson came here for the
purpose of renting his ranch.
: The members of the Methodist
church are seriously considering the
idea of securing more centra
: location for their church building
They have several sites in view ane
if proper arrangements can be
v made. the old church building will
be torn down and new moderr
structure take it's place.
The Kendrick Auto Company ha
commenced the construction of ;
" warehouse for the storage of OF
and other materials for use il
q their garage. on the side track be
" tween the warehouse of the Carlson
v Hardware Company and the Mad
IS ison Lumber Company's coal shed
Available track room on sidetrack
of the Northern Pacific Railroad il
n Kendrick is becoming very scare
J. and desirable article.
!. DR.. Gibbons, who has charge O.
{ the North Idaho Sanitarium at Orc
! fino, spent a few hours in Kendricl
Saturday. DR.. Gibbons can relat'
some interesting things in connec
t. ton with his work at the asylum
n One point which he brought GU
'r was that an inmate of the asylum
who had money or property wa
:, obliged to have his expenses pai
." from his own resources as long a
he remained, the state paying tn
ID expenses of only those who hav
r neither money nor property.
Miss Kate Anderson went t
X Kooskia Tuesday where she will re
main for several months.
20 G. H. CARLY of near Leland wen