The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-07-05
GLEANINGS

Thursday was the Fourth it was
declared an official holiday by the
Gazette force and all news for that
day was consigned to the waste
basket. It is only once a year that
we have a chance TO celebrat the
Glorious Fourth and the duties of
the Office we've forgotten.
j. S. BeckWith returned to his
home in Spokane SATURDAY. after
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wat
son of Cameron for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Coble spent
the week end with friends at Len
ore.
Miss Rose Riggie arrived Satur-
day evening from Spokane to visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Riggle.
Rita Leith went to Moscow Mon
day to visit friends for several days.
Mrs. Fred Davidson spent Mon
day in Moscow on business.
Ray N. Castle Of Occur d'Alene,
assistant stale sanitary health and
food Inspector Tor Idaho, was in
Kendrick this week looking after
duties pertaining to his Office. He
inspected the outlet to the sewer,
by request of the town council, and
was Of the opinion that with a
little work the sanitary conditions
in regard to that part of the sewer
could be easily made to conform to
the state requirements.
Mrs. M. Murphy returned to her
home in Kamiah last Friday after
spending several days with her
mother, Mrs. Sam Bechtol.
There are several pledges from
the last Red Cross drive that have
not been paid. These are due and
are payable at the Gazette Office.
A receipt will be issued as soon as
the amount pledged is paid.
Joe Schultz and family of Spok.
ane came down Ia, their car last
week to spend q week with friends
on Potlatch ridge. Mr.. Schultz
sold his two farms near Cameron
about a year ago. and bought land
near Spokane, as well as some toWr
property. He still boosts the Pot
latch and states the crops here are
much better than he expected t.
find them
Main street presented q respect
able appearance Monday-the frs
time for ID, tb6se many years. a
number Of euterprising citizens go
busy with thBif fakes and raked til,
loose stones BIZ piles. Part Of thu
work was volunteered and the res
was paid for by the town. Thu
transfer companies donated thei
services and hauled the stones away
s9 T ff Z = II
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Asbury, Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Chaney and son
Ernest. all Of Troy. motored t
Kendrick Sunday and were tn
guests Of Mrs. w. w. Wilcox.
Misses Anna Nelson and Esthe
Bethel went to Moscow Tuesday t
attend the circus.
Mrs. r. M. Walker of Peck WISH
ed at the home Of her son, N. I
Walker, Sunday and Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Wolff an
son, Leonard, of Leland went
the circus at Moscow. Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Abbel returned
her home in Burke. Tuesday. aft,
spending several days with Mr.
w. L. Rogers
Harry Fowler purchased tt
Patty farm north east of town {
the lower end Of Bear ridge. II
deal was closed last week and Il
new owner took immediate pc
session. The place comprises abo
seventy acres. about twenty
which are under cultivation.
can be made a very desirable hon
as there is plenty of water on Il
place and it is located at We
slightly spot. The purchase pri
was $3.50.
A. C. White went to Pullm
about week ago to take charge
the Owl Drug Store there. !
may remain several months as t
store is part of an estate which
being settled and Mr.. Whites ST
vices will be required until t
stock is disposed of.
Tommy Durbln, former re
dent of Kendrick, writes fre
Portland that he is now firing
tho Southern pacific railroad