The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-09-21

L. G, Peterson went to Moscow
Saturday on business.
Tom Long left Monday for Fort
Benton, Montana, where he expects
to entrain with a company of
drafted men to winter training
quarters, probably at American
Lake.
George Carlson and Art Hartinger
are now with the aviation section at
San Antonio, Texas. They are in
active training.
The Carlson Hardware Co. has
doubled the size of the warehouse
back of the store, along the rail-
road right of way.
Albert Terry, who returned last
week from the Coeur d. Alenes
where he was working in the mines.
is slowly recovering from the acci-
d. which he suffered about two
mSQehs ago. A large slab of ore
fell on his leg, breaking both bones
above the ankle and bruising his
thigh badly.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles McKeever
spent Sunday visiting in Troy.
Miss Elsie Thomas visited friends
in Moscow Sunday.
Harry Terry of Burlington, Wis
consin, left this week for Spokane
after spending short time with his
mother, Mrs. Bodenhouse. After
visiting few days with his brother
in Spokane he will leave for Battle
Greek, Mich, to go into training
camp. He was drafted and expects
to be called the first part of October
Mrs. Lizzie Green, after a visit
in Kendrick with her niece, Mrs.
George Sind, returned to her home
in Lewiston Thursday.
Mrs. M. S. Osborne returned tc
her home in Oak Point, Wash. af.
ter visiting here with her son, Jess
E. H. Dammerall of the Kendrick
Store Company went to Clifford
Wednesday to look after business
interests in connection with the
branch store there.
Last week Ralph Roberts pur
chased the old w. A. Fleshman place
which is located about a mile cas-
of Leland, from Ford Parks. Tht
farm consists of 160 acres of flint
land. Mr.. Roberts expects to rem
the place which he is now farming
and also farm his own place.
Harry Fowler bought the E. A
Fry place near Kendrick last weel
and will make his home there. Th'
place contains 32 acres of land will
no Improvements to speak of. Mr.
Fowler expects to build a house OF
the ranch very soon and make
number of other Improvements.
E. w. Lutz has given the contrac
cf building his house to Jane
Rodgers. Work has already beel
started and it will be completed il
the shortest time possible.
E. L. Bennett of Potlatch was il
town this week on business. Mr.
Bennett was located here last sprin,
and sold cars for his company. H
enlisted in the officers training
camp in California, where he re
ceived his commission as secon
lieutenant. He was forced to re
sign from active service on accoun
of the fact that his wife becam
very i'll. He may enlist again late,
Ed. Fleshman of near Lelan
was in Lewiston Wednesday an
Thursday looking after propert
interests.
Marvin Long will preach in tn
N6II UulSL CIluICtl III hClluI lCh Out
day, in the absence of Rev. Emme
Arlie Benjamin returned Thur:
Gay from the Camas Prairie country
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylo
went to Lewiston Thursday wher
Mrs. Taylor will remain in a no!
pital there until she has recovere
from threatened attack of typhoi
fever.
John Florance returned frol
Boise Friday. where he attended
meeting of the Masonic Gran
Lodge.
If interested in tractor don
fail to read the Carlson Hardwal
ad in this issue.
The Grand Theatre has advertise
a big harvest ball for Tuesds
, night, September 25. The Ken,
rick Orchestra will furnish musi
Mrs. Emma Newland left Thur