The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-05-16

Ing, JuQge Dletrlcn presiding.
There are number of bootlegging
cases, several sedition cases and
cases of alleged food boarding. The
last session of the federal court
was adjourned owing to the inf1u-
enza epidemic.
Congressman Burton L. French
left Moscow the first of the week
for Washington to attend the special
session OF Congress.
Rev. Ross returned Tuesday from
a visit to Peck.
DR.. Moser, E. p. Atchison and E.
E. Bechtol were in Moscow the first
of the week to meet with the county
commissioners to discuss the pro-
posed road construction work be-
tween Kendrick and Jullaetta.
A. s. Fetterman, manager of the
A. H. Averill Machinery Go. of
Spokane, was in Kendrick Wednes-
day. He stated that he never saw
crops appear more promising than
they do on Potlatch ridge at this
time. All of the farmers with
whom he talked seemed to be we'll
pleased with crop conditions.
Henry Emmett of Little Bear
ridge was in Moscow the first OF the
week on business.
Mrs. Ferdinand Foyer has return
ed to Kendrick from Spokane and
will make her home here. Her
daughter Josephine is still in Spok-
ane and will probably get a position
in a newspaper office in the near
future.
A. Wilmot was in Spokane over
the week end on business.
X'Bob Jones of Spokane arrived in
Kendrick the first Of the week for a
visit with friends here. He is work.
ing in barber shop in Spokane and
is spending a short vacation here.
Bob was a member of the famous
Marine band on the st. Louis, Of
which Walter Thomas was director.
He says Adolph Wegner has fine
position in drug store in Spokane.
Mrs. Allen Of Lewiston returned
to her home Tuesday after visiting
a few days with Mrs. j. F. Brown.
Don't forget that ball game Sun.
day between Moscow and Kendrick
at the Kendrick ball park.
Miss Lillian Jackson of Plummer
visited her friend Rosebud Brown
during the week end.
M. B. Mcconnell, who has been
cashier of the State Bank Of Kan.
iah, will be here Tuesday to assume
his duties as cashier of the Farmers
Bank. Mr.. Mcconnell is man Of
long experience in the banking
business. He resigned his position
at Kamiah this week IN order to &C.
cept the place in the Farmers Bank
here. R. E. Densow, who has beer
acting cashier for the past few
months, will 60 back to Lewiston
where he has an exceptionally gooc
position. He will be here long
enough, however, to pitch for Kend
rick against Moscow and Lewiston
May 1925.
Fred Weaver of EIberten, Wash.
was a business visitor in Kendricl
this week.
Julius Giese of Fix ridge purchas
ed Willys-Knlght car from tn,
Overland Motor Company this week
Ernest and Fred Bolon are in thu
: Whitebird country near Salmon
River, shearing sheep. They get /!
cents head for shearing them an(
shear from Is to 20 an hour, which
counts up at the end of the day
The season is short, however, ant
men who understand shearlng ar
hard to get.
Fred McFadden. a prosperou
farmer of Cream ridge was in tow
Wednesday on business.
; Roy Bolon underwent an opera
5 tion at a Lewiston hospital Thu
, week for cancer of the stomach
He was in a critical condition &C
cOrding to last reports.
. Mrs. James Kayler returne
Thursday to her home near Pee
t after visiting her parents, Mr.. an
t Mrs. Frank Benscoter of America
t Ridge.
Will Stump was taken to Lewis
ton last week where he underwear
an operation for appendicitis.
:. VIM. Meyer got a letter from hi
: son, George. the first of the week
. George received his honorable dis
charge and expects to be home yer
" soon.
! 1t is believed that Kendrick wer
: over the top, as no definite quot
. . had been assigned this preclnc
;. 1t is practically certain that nearl
: everyone in the precinct did hi
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