The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-10-31
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4" Miss Nettie May Jacobus and
Mrs. Charles Amellng Of American
Ridge visited in Moscow the first
of the week.
&C Carroll Cox of American Ridge
was injured IN a runaway last week.
He fell under a gang pillow on which
he was riding and received some
bad bruises. 1t is reported that he
is getting along fine.
Marvin Vincent of Leland went
to Alberta, Canada, last week for a
visit.
K Mrs. Alvin Benson of Lewiston
will resume her position here as
assistant postmaster beginning Nov
ember 1.
Vacancies exist in the post Offices
of Genesee, Boville ard Orofino.
These vacancies will have to be
filled by applicants who success
fully pass the civil service examin-
alton. Prior to Wilson's admins
tration all but fourth class post
offices were political pluns to be
handed out for services rendered
the party. After the post Offices
were filled with staunch democrats.
Wilson advocated putting the Offices
under civil service, which was done.
The first number on the lyceum
course, which will be given tomor-
row night, is one of the highest
priced musical attractions ever
brought to. Kendrick. The Sam
Lewis Company very seldom gives
a concert in town as small as
Kendrick. 1t lis. only by the pro-
gresslveness of the business men OF
the town that we are enabled to Sc
cure such splendid talent on the ly-
ceum course this winter.
Word comes from Montana that
twin boys were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Jones. shortly after
Mrs. Jones' arrival at Toston.
George WEIGH, arrested in Port
land under the name of Charles
Anderson on the charge of having
robbed the Baumeister, Vollmer
& Scott bank on September 80, Mon
day entered plea OF guilty in the
superior court and was sentenced to
serve from five to twenty years in
the state pententiary at Walla
Walla.
The local Masonic Lodge has
secured the University of Idaho
quartet to give program covering
a period Of one hour after the ban
quet, to be held for Masons and
their wives at the Fraternal
Temple tonight.
There are number of good
hounds in this community that are
doing good work in riding this part
of the Potlatch canyon of coyotes.
Every Sunday some of the local
sports are out with the hounds and
usually they get number of coy
otes. 1t is said that because the
hounds keep the coyotes driven out
of the country in the immediate
vicinity of Kendrick, there are
more pheasants and grouse around
here than can be found farther back
in the timber. The hounds should
be protected and care should be
used in putting out poison for
coyotes so that the dogs do not get
any of it.
Otis Stone of Lewiston was in
Kendrlck last week visiting
friends. A short time ago he met
with an accident while stepping
from an automobile in Lewiston.
The sidewalks were slippery after
recent rain and as he stepped to
the curb he fell and broke his left
arm at the wrist and also at the
elbow.
George Torgeson has finished
moving his household goods and
farm equipment from Park to the
John Roberts place on American
Ridge which was vacated by Ben
Cummings this fall. George has
rented this place for the coming
year.
DR.. Rothwell took Miss Lillian
Ottison of Juliaetta to the hospital
last week for an operation. He
states the operation was very sue
cessful and Miss Ottison is getting
along very nicely.
The family of Rev. Anderson ar
rived the latter part of last week to
make their home here. Two boys
and one girl will attend school here
this winter while two other sons are
attending W. S. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll spent the
week end in Lewiston.