The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-12-12
Local News

serious as wood has been pouring
into town from the woods in the
surrounding country. The fine
sleighing makes it very easy mat
ter to deliver the wood, so that the
fuel wants of the community are
being taken care .of. Wood is be-
ing sold at from SO to $12 cord,
depending on the quality.
Mrs. Ralph B. knepper went to
Moscow, Monday to visit her sister,
Mrs. j. E. Nessly.
While cranking a car last Satur-
day afternoon Leslie Roberts sutf-
cred fracture of both bones in his
right forearm. 1t was very Sc
we're fracture.
Miss Evelyn Hanson went to Lew
iston. Thursday. to visit friends.
Pete Stump returned from Spok-
ane Thursday where he took car
load of cattle to market.
Sam CaIlison, Frank Crocker,
Ben Callison and Lester Crocker
returned the first of the week from
their hunting trip on Boulder Creek
and in the Mason Meadow country.
This is the first time for many
moons that these four nimrods have
returned from hunting trip with
nothing to show for their hunt.
Mr.. Callison believes the deer have
all gone through to the river.
John johnson of American Ridge
returned last week from hunting
trip in the Clearwater country.
He got the limit in very short
time.
W. c. May returned, Monday, to
his home near Toston. Montana.
Mrs. Alvin Benson arrived last
Friday from Lewiston to visit her
: parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Brown.
t Burl Emmett, G. M. Lewis, Otto
: Schuyler and Eddie Deobald drove
f to Spokane by automobile Saturday
They returned on the train, stop
ping Sunday at Moscow to attenC
q the Elks' Memorial service.
Blow torches have been in de
mand during the cold spell. Th'
e only people who wear smile thes'
IS days are the ones who sit up will
n their water pipes.
: Last Friday morning Mrs. G.. F
d Walker underwent an operation TO
goiter at Spokane. 1t was a yer.
serious case but the operation wa
entirely successful and Mrs. Wake
is recovering.
The last of the series of dance
i, that have been given here this win
ter, will take place at the Fraterna
~ Temple tonight. The Metronom
to Orchestra of Lewiston will furnis
,e the music.
t. Mrs. Myrtle Cole of Dunsmuil
II California, arrived last week t
e. visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]
q F. Brown.
Charles McKeever, D. l.. Smith
Ira BoIon and Henry Hill attende
a meeting of the Woodmen Lodg
at Lweiston Monday night.
od Statistics compiled by a Bosto
N banking firm snow that consumptio
" of candy and chocolate in the UNI
ed States is from 100000, 900
at 400, 100000 pounds year. 1t
also estimated that the America
people are now spending at reta
ay prices $500. 200, 900 year for cand!
Il" A. E. Wilcox and Tom Long spen
Sunday in the vicinity of ParI
iss hunting deer. Success did nj
3D. crown their efforts.
Miss Agnes DeCourcey of Seatt
is is assisting A. E. Wilcox in tt
tn. depot. She is sister of Mrs. Wi
cox.
70. Some time ago Post Office Inspe
tor tulienwider was here to ,
over rural route No. 2, for the pu
nd pose of measuring it. He, in cor
or pany with the carrier, Charles Ri
arr gle, covered the route by autom
bile and the speedometer register,
II and sixth-tenths miles, after d
ere ducting a fraction of mile for t
spinning of the wheels. Mr.. Ri
+,,, gIe's salary will be based upon t
e.y length Of the route and he will
.;u :; allowed % miles for the length
I" his route. Heretofore he receiv
his salary on the basis of Is mi
ing route, so he will receive back p
se. on the extra three miles which W
m. amount to about 500. He receiv
at raise of 5000 sometime ago a
his salary is now $1796 year.
|. Mitcham receives $1l50 year
at his route.
lip
NO. Stanton Bros. are taking adva
and age of the cold weather to fill tn,