The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-01-17
GLEANINGS

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the Farmers Bank, spent the week
end in Lewiston with friends.
]. M. Woodward, Sec. Treas. OF
the Potlatch Highway District, re-
turned to Lewiston Thursday.
Mr.. Woodward states that the
commissioners of the district will
hold regular monthly meetings the
FIRST Saturday of each month. at
three O clock in the afternoon. The
business of the district will be trans
acted at these meetings.
Con Patty returned last Friday
from his trip abroad, having spent a
year in France in the U. S. Service.
He was on the firing line and had
some very interesting accounts to
give of his experiences in France.
Joe Brooke of Spokane arrived in
Kendrick Monday to attend the fun
eral of his brother, Frank.
C. j. Boemeke of Cameron an
nounces the fact that Henry Peters
will hold public sale the latter
partof next month.
MIR. Boemeke will cry the sale.
He holds the record for bringing
the copy for his sale in early. The
Gazette has over two weeks to get
out the bills.
The stock yards. at last, are being
constructed. This will he piece
of good news to those who ship
stock from this point. The yards
are located at the lower end of town
not far from the old flour mill site.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Carlson
spent Sunday at the A. K. Carlson
home. Mr.. Carlson left Monday
for New York to continue his SER
vice in the U. S. Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bolen went to
Pullman the first Of the week to
visit the Ira Bolen family.
Clarence Bechtol is constructing
a bungalow on his lot in the lower
end of town.
Sidney Browning arrived Sunday
W VISll lllCuuD anu lCldJlNCo HCl e.
He has been IN the army service at
Camp Lewis.
Frank Byrnes was business Wis
itor in Moscow Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. d. L. Stevens are in
Peck his week visiting their son.
w. H. Browning went to Portland
this week to visit his nephew.
Shirley White returned from Pull
man where she spent some time
visiting relatives.
George Brewster of Lewiston
spent Wednesday in Kendrick with
friends. He formerly lived here a
number of years ago and ran the
dray line.
l.. G. Peterson writes from Mos
COW that the new officials have as
sumed their duties at the court
house and are proceeding as though
they were old hands at the business
Mr.. Peterson was installed as office
deputy to the sheriff.
Sam Bowers of Montana arrived
Saturday for a visit with friends
and relatives. Mr.. Bowers was a
former resident of this place.
Miss Olive Hoskins was called to
her home near Agatha last Saturday
on account of the illness OH er
mother.
The PotIatch Highway District
selected three mighty good men tt
serve as commissioners when they
appointed Herman Keopp, Free
Mielke and j. M. Woodward. These
three progressive farmers are spend
ing considerable time investigating
the matter of constructing a gooe
grade from the ridge to the neares
market. We believe these gentle
men are going to the bottom of tn,
good roads question and that whel
they are satisfied as to the hes
method of procedure, they will
start something that will forever b,
blessing to the wonderful Pot
latch.
Lieutenant Clarence Sandberg ar
rived Monday to visit his father
He has been in the army servic
since last May and has been muster
ed out. Most of his time in tn
officers training camp was spent il
Georgia.
Ruth Helpman has been sppointe
to gather statistics relative to tn
boys from Kendrick precinct VIII
entered the army service. Til
material will be used in the histor
of the service records of the boy
from Latah county which will b
published as soon as the records {
the Buys can be secured.
Cenesee Highway District