The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-08-10
\ GLEANINGS X


Saturday on business.
Tom Sampson was in Kendrick
Friday on his way to Lewiston. He
had been to Lethbridge. Alberta
but found conditions there rather
bad owing to poor crops and de-
cided to return to his home near
Lewiston.
John Sandberg and family of
Moscow spent the week end with
friends in Kendrick.
Miss Agnes Byrne returned from
Lewiston Monday where she spent
the week end with her father and
sister.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Bechtol left
Sunday for Portland to attend big
merchants convention held there
this week.. They expect to spend
several weeks on the trip and will
visit Tacoma on their return.
Byron Hunter of the agronomy
department of the United States
Department Of Agriculture. was in
Kendrick Friday doing some
research work in regard to bean
growing and wheat raising con-
ditions in this section. Mr.. Hunter
was formerly an instructor at the
Lewiston State Normal.
Frank Cupernell, one of the ex-
pert carpenters on the elevator con-
struction crew. went to Spokane
Saturday to spend short time
with his family.
Miss Lena Satterlee of Standpoint
spent Saturday with 10 Guy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Hanson spent
the week end in Lewiston with
friends.
Mrs. Roy Thompson and son, who
have been visiting here and on
American ridge returned to their
home in Lewiston Saturday.
DR.. Russell Truitt has located at
Southwick for the practice of med
icine and surgery. He has been
located at Cottonwood, Idaho the
past twenty years. He served IL
years as a member of the State
Medical Board of Examiners. Holds
Medical Licenses in Oregon, Wash,
and Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wegner of
Moscow were in Kendrick Wednes-
day visiting friends.
Josephine Foyer went to Spokane
Wednesday to spend a few days
with friends.
Martin Thomas says he went to
church while travelling in Utah
Mormon church. If it affects a
person like that to get away from
home it might be good idea for
us all to take trip once in a while.
Ford Parks delivered the first
load Of new wheat to the Kenkrick
Rochdale Company for the season
of 1917. 1t is Fortyfold and
grades number one. This is re-
cord breaker for early wheat this
season and the reason Mr.. Parks got
his on the market so early is due to
the fact that he owns threshing
outfit of his own.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Walker and
three children arrived from Mime
apolis the first Of the week and
have taken up their residence up
stairs in the Tom Mcdowell house
across from the postoffice. Mr..
Walker is an expert automobile re-
pair man, having run repair shop
in his own garage for number of
years in the east. He is now in the
employ Of the Kendrick Service
Station.
Mrs. Frank Grice and Miss
Stoughten Of Boise visited at the
Elmer Grice home Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
H. N. Roberts and son, Harold,
went to Lewiston Monday for a
short visit. returning Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Guy and Mr.,
land Mrs. John Florance went to
Spokane Sunday to visit Dan Guy
land Roy Florance. who are in the
medical corps and stationed at
Spokane. The boys are we'll salts
fled with conditions but are not yet
in active training.
Henry E. Mielke. appointed Irri.
cation Inspector of Lewiston, form
er deputy county assessor, received
notice last Friday that he had haar