The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-02-02

CrdcIlOHS lldt VIII appear Hele III
the near future. "The Fall of q
Nation" at the Rex on the 10th of
February and "Civilization" at the
Grand on the 7th of February, are
both high class productions and are
rather expensive films to be shown
in a town of this size.
The Hotel Guy has just installed
a 5000 Great Majestic Hotel Range,
purchased through the Farmers
Hardware Co.
This is the most complete range
ever placed in Kendrick, and, with
the other improvements made in the
kitchen. will increase the efficient
service already given its patrons by
this hotel. sit
A week from today the 4th num-
Der of the lyceum course will be
given. Take ticket No. a to Ro-
berts' when you get your seat re-
served. The school entertainment
has been postponed until April 6.
II The Kendrick Orchestra furnish
ed music at the Rex Theatre We'd
nesday night. Charlie Hunter of
Lewiston played the drums in the
orchestra. He is an exceptionally
good performer on the drums.
Harry Fowler, who has been do
ing militia duty on the Mexican
border since the troops were order
ed there for service, returned Mon
day. Charlie Powell returned We'd
nesday. Both look none the worse
for their experiences on the border
but are glad to get back.
7 George Barnum went to Spokane
4 Sunday where he spent several days
transacting business.
4 Herman Schuyler of the Potlatch
l telephone Co. went to Moscow last
+, Saturday afternoon looking for
"trouble." The wires were crossed
> near Joel.
4 j. l. Mitcham reports the death
of Mrs. Marie LeMarinel, a PIONEER
resident of this section. She died
short time ago at Spokane. She
: was Charles LeMarjnel's mother.
3 Mrs. E. A. Cochran of Pullman
: is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. R.
: Shumaker. She arrived Tuesday
S afternoon to be present at the local
e talent play staged Tuesday night.
:, 1t pays to read the ads in your
y local paper as we'll as to advertise
!, Last week lost watch was adver.
N tised and reward offered for its
return. The day after the paper
n was published a mau came into the
y Office with the watch, which he had
n found in the snow. He made two
S dollars by reading the advertise
ment and the owner of the watch
got the watch back by advertis.
ing the loss of it.
T. H. Sturdevant, manager Of
a the Sturdevant Lumber Yard, was
in Lewiston Wednesday on business
Mrs. A. H. Smith of Leland, who
n has been visiting at the N. B. Long
home, and Mrs. Long went to Julia
eta Tuesday where they visited
d friends, returning Wednesday.
N. E. Ware of Big Bear ridge
is went to Lewiston for few days
l, visit. Mrs. Ware, who went tt
Lewiston last week on account O:
! the death of her aunt. will return
y with him.
). A. X. Carlson was business
l. visitor in Moscow Thursday.
$ Will Watts, book-keeper for tn,
d Kendrick Rochdale Co., spent Sun
v day in Moscow.
{ John Wade suffered sever,
attack of the grippe last week bu
: is able to be ION the job" again.
: The Lapwai High School will
{ play the Kendrick High School il
: the Rex Theatre tonight. Tn,
Kendrick boys won the game played
at Lapwai short time ago and tn,
+ game tonight is expected to be /;
# fast one.
. Tom Sturdevant is planning t.
- put in much larger planning mil
at his lumber yard, providing h,
can make satisfactory arrangement
for power. His intention is t,
|. have the lumber hauled down from
v the mill in the rough and ther
o planed in his yard. This will leav,
the lumber in much better shape a
it will not be damaged in transpor
Il tation,
O A. E. Rose of Juliaetta will hole