The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-12-14

WHERE IHcy EACH pun Cildocu SSC-
ton of land near Richdale, 1876
miles northeast of Calgary. The
land was purchased from the Canad-
ian Pacific Railroad Co. at price
ranging from twenty to TWENTY-FIVE
dollars an acre. Mr.. Whitesel and
Mr.. Allen will return to Alberta in
the spring to farm the land.
T. A. Million is now running a
dray in Kendrick known as the Pot.
latch Transfer.
Doc Van Vert has a bulldog
named "Some Boy" that has been
with the 146th artillery band until
recently. A member of the band
took him from Grangeville soon
after war was declared and from
there he was taken to Boise, from
Boise to N. Carolina and then to
New York. When the band sailed
for France the dog was returned,
arriving here last week.
Ralph Green spent the week end
in Moscow.
P. Powell leaves this week for
eastern points for an extended visit.
He will visit his old home in Iowa
which he has not seen for over
thirty years. He has no definite
plans where he will locate but it is
safe bet that after looking around
he will return to the Potlatch.
o. M. Berthelson left Sunday for
Seattle, where he expects to enlist
as a motor truck driver in the
army, if he can get into that branch
of the service.
Waldo Thompson of Lewiston
spent the week end with O. E. Mac
Pherson. He went to Spokane
Monday to enlist as cabinet MAX
err but returned Tuesday, as he was
rejected.
Mrs. w. Wenzlaff and daughter,
Harriet, visited with DR.. and Mrs.
Hoyt Saturday and Sunday. She
returned to Trip, South Dakota
Monday morning.
G. E. Grice spent Sunday in Mos
cow visiting relatives.
> There is great rejoicing in the
mechanical department of the
Gazette Office as the office towel
will be sent to the laundry January
l for its annual cleaning.
Remember the subscription rate
, on the Gazette will advance from
$1.00 to $3.50 a year January l,
1918.
1 sThe advertisements in this weeks
Gazette are pretty good indica-
tion of the prosperity in this local.
5 ity. They also show that the Kend
rick merchants are wide awake anc
are out after the business.
5 j. F. Brown was a Moscow visit
or Tuesday.
t G. G. Oldfeld and son Max, wen
r to Spokane Sunday on business, re
turning Monday.
n Elsie Thomas went to Lewiston
t Tuesday to visit friends.
Leslie Roberts went to Spokan,
! Monday, returning Tuesday after
noon.
e L. G. Peterson clerked the Butte
e sale last Tuesday in place of G. S
e Porter, as advertised.
Wesley Thomas of Charleston visit
j. ed his brother, Martin this week.
n Frank Wallace left Tuesda
:. morning for short hunting trip i
le the mountains.
% Martin Christensen of Bovill,
o pioneer resident of Kendrick, wa
IN in town the first of the week visit
r ing friends.
y The Rex Theatre turned over tn
sum of $3.50 to the treasurer G
- the Red Cross. This amount repre-
- sented the receipts at the theatr
~ Saturday night and was donated b
: Mr.. Barnum for the purpose c
purchasing material for the Re
* Cross boxes.
Is Meatless day Tuesday, wheatle.
az day Wednesday and porkless da
III Saturday is the food program fC
patriotic, thinking Americans.
m Joday Long was in Troy Thursda
&c on business.
Lyman Vaughan of Linden W,
W in Kendrick Wednesday on his wa
to Lewiston, where he went to el
~ list in the army.
k, Charles Mckeever secured tt