The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-06-29
y GLEANINGS X

An extra freight coming down
the hill Monday lost a tire off one
of the big drive wheels Of the en-
CINE as the train started to take
the switch above the water tank.
The morning passenger was delayed
over an hour before the track could
be cleared. 1t was necessary to use
the passenger engine to haul the
crippled freight in the clear.
Don Douglas left for Pollock,
Idaho Monday. on the Salmon
River, where he has a position with
the Nez Perez National Forest Re-
serve as a lookout guard.
Marvin Vincent. G.. Hogrefe and
wife. Ollie Hoskins. Dora and Opal
Vincent, all Of Leland, went by
automobile to Wallace Monday for
a pleasure trip.
w. C. Kollenborn Of Cottonwood
was in Kendrick Saturday to look
after business in connection with
his land interest here. He reports
q very late season on Camas Prairie
but believes that with favorable
weather during the rest Of the sea-
son crops will be fairly good.
Norman jacobson Of Grangeville,
a painter and paper hanger, has
rented rooms back Of the postoffice
which he will use as headquarters
for his business. He already has a
number Of jobs lined up.
Mrs. j. Rauch. who has been
visiting on American ridge. return
ed to Charleston Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Fowler and son went
to Lewiston Wednesday to spend
several days with friends.
A. Wilmot, president Of the Pot
latch Consolidated Electric Com
pany, bought the French property
on School House hill Monday. He
will move here as soon as he can
pack up and get his household
goods shipped. He has sold his in
terests in Wallace and expects to
turn his entire attention to promot-
ing the light service in Kendrick
and Troy. MIR. Wilmot is an active
business man and a great booster.
His Influence will be felt in the
community in all matters pertaining
to the betterment Of conditions
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown went
to Moscow Monday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Terry return
ed to Spokane Saturday after spend
ing several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bodenhouse.
Mrs. Charles Westendahl went to
Moscow Saturday to visit with her
brother.
Mrs. John Cakes left for Ahsahka
Wednesday where she will remain
several weeks.
Chris Byrne of Lewiston came up
Wednesday to spend a short time
with relatives.
G. G. Oldfield sold his new Dodge
a to Ote Alder this week at the
regular retail price of a new car.
Mr.. Oldfeld expects to get along
The rest of the summer without a
car. M
Kendrick, Juliaetta and Leland
had scheduled to play a double
header here Sunday afternoon but
the Juliaetta team didn't show up.
Leland and Juliaetta were to play
first and then Kendrick was to have
played the winners. Leland and
Kendrick played however. the game
resulting in a score of 9 to 8 in
favor of the local team. A good
crowd attended the game.
Kendrick has a game with the
Potlatch baseball team Sunday to
be played on the Potlatch diamond.
Potlatch has a good team.
R. E. Doll of Spokane is selling
cars in this territory for The Kend-
rick Auto Company. Mr.. Doll ar
rived last week to take up the
duties of his new position.
John Heath returned Monday
from Saskatchewan, Canada, where
he went some time ago in search of
a homestead. He found nothing
suitable that he could get and de-
cided to return and help his brother
harvest and are for his crop. He
registered at Lewiston just before
coming here as he is eligil lie for
CONSUMPTION.
Jack Bechtol fell a distance of
abOut twelve feet whila work;pp on