The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-06-21
GLEANINGS

spent the week with Mrs. La Harris.
Some activity has been manifest
during the past week in grading
and terracing the embankments
along the sidewalks of main street.
This work is crying necessity and
doubtless will be carried to an early
completion.
Substantial cement steps leading
from the sidewalk to the residence
of E. R. Porter were put in place
last week. This is an asset to the
town as we'll as greatly improving
the appearance Of the property it.
self.
On account of the shortage of
coal cars for handling the supply of
coal for next winter, the state fuel
administrator has asked every one
to store his fuel now. There is
great danger of a coal shortage and
it might be we'll for any one who is
in position to do SO, to heed the
above suggestion.
l.. j. Harris returned Tuesday af-
ter assisting G. V. johnson at the
Troy pharmacy the past week.
Some important items were omit
ted from the Gazette last week be-
cause they were not sent in on
time. Correspondents especially
should understand this. Going to
press is necessity that knows no
law. Delays are very greatly in
danger of being left over.
While there has been no acute
shortage of help on farms during
the sowing season there are indicat-
ions that the usual influx of har-
vesters will be lacking unless they
are given special concessions.
The growing Importance of Spok-
ane among market centers of the
country is to be given recognition
by the bureau of markets, placing
this city on its telegraph system
which now extends a distance of
more than $1,000 miles and reaches
every important market center in
the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Lutz were
Lewiston visitors Sunday.
A. K. Carlson is installing a 400
gallon gas taak and a free air
station. The gas pump and the air
tube will be placed on the parking.
Under the heading "Newsy Notes
From Moscow Mountain" in the
Star Mirror we have thus far failed
to learn whether the newly welded
editor had successfully passed "the
heated term in the cottage on the
mountain previously provided.
Mr. O. E. Macpherson and wife
were Lewiston visitors Sunday.
Today Long went to Spokane Mon.
day morning. His father, N. B.
Long, is sick at hospital there but
will be able to return in few days
Mrs. Miles Cochran of Orofino ar.
Tuesday to visit Mrs. j. F. Wade.
D. R. White of St. John, Wash
ington, was visitor in Kendricl
Tuesday.
Mayor Weinburg of Colfax fnall,
listened to the importantly of hi
friends and resigned few day
ago. His resignation was the re
suit of ill health" but it wa
apparent that the situation wa
daily growing worse and it wa
wise for the mayor to get out Will
the getting out was good.
Laurel Boyd arrived in Kendric
Monday from Treewater, Oregon
He has been notified to appear a
Moscow on the Gath of June an
from there will go to Camp Lewis
Mr.. V. B. Mcdowell, public &C
juster from Spokane, is here thi
week assisting e. W. Lutz of tn
Farmers Bank in adjusting losse
caused by the recent hail storm.
DR.. Moser, Mr.. Oldfeld and thei
wives recently went fishing 70 Lon
Meadow. 1t would surprise ever
one if it were known how man
fish they didn't catch.
Mr. M. O. Raby and wife sper
Saturday and Sunday in Lewiston
Mrs. Neal Nelson visited her pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benscot,
on tibet Ridge the first of the wee
Miss 10 Guy spent Sunday wit
her parents.
Rosebud Brown returned hon