The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-05-02
GLEANINGS

Troy formed a good roads club
last week. w, M. Duthie was elect
ed president, Erick Reirson and o.
Bohman vice-president: II. M. Dris-l
coll, secretary; 6. Larson, treasurer.
G. F. Walker, our real estate
agent. went 60 Lewiston Monday
afternoon, returning with a Dodge
runahout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Helpman OF
Northport, Wash. arrived last Sat
urday to spend their vacation here
visiting relatives.
E. H. Dammerall and John Flor
ance went to Spokane and coast
points the first of the week to spend
ashort vacation.
May 81 has been selected for the
date of the Kendrick High School
commencement exercises. This date
was chosen because of the fact that
DR.. Lindley Of the State University
could not be secured at any other
time. The school is very fortunate
to have DR.. Lindley to deliver the
address at the commencement ex-
ercises. His services are so greatly
in demand that it is with difficulty
that he can find time to fill all OF
his engagements.
Miss Rose Riggle of Spokane spent
the week end In Kendrick with her
parents.
Deputy Sheriff L. G. Peterson
was in Kendrick the first of the
week on business.
F. M. Green, H. H. Christie,
August johnson and ole Bohman
were elected in Troy last week to
serve as village trustees.
A gink went up to the kaiser a
long toward the end of the war,
and said, will your serene high
ness condescend to tell me why you
started this war;" Certainly"
replied the kaiser, ito enlarge my
territory, "Well, did you sue
ceed?" inquired the gink. "Sure,
have; the Americans have already
given me nell.
John Hutchinson, who came to
Kendrick in 1880. when he purchas-
ed the ranch now owned by Chris
Mayer on American Ridge, died at
Campbell, Cal. April II. Mr..
Hutchinson was prominent fruit
grower, at one time having 60 acres
in prunes. He was at the head of
two fruit fairs held at Kendrick
and was in charge of Hendricks ex-
hibit at outside points.
There is nothing slow about Henry
Emmett. He sraised his ante" last
week in the Victory Loan drive to
$1,000 Just double his quota. He
has been liberal in all drives ever
since the beginning of the war and
is going over the top with strong
finish In this last drive he has
earned the right to an honorable
discharge"
When YOU patronize the soda foun.
tain after May /, you. help pay fol-
the war at the rate Ut one cent fol
each glass and two cents for each
dish of ice cream. Soda fountain
products are classed as luxurles anC
are taxed accordingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutz and daughter
spent the week end in Lewiston
with Mrs. Lutz' parents. They re
turned Sunday afternoon with {
Saxon car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Browning
and child went to Payette, Idaho
Tuesday to spend the summer.
Chris Foyer arrived the first Of
the week from Spokane. He ex
poets to spend the summer here
and in Juliaetta.
The Kendrick Amusement Clul
is advertising another dance to b.
held Friday, May 8, at the Frater
nal Temple.
A number of young people from
Kendrick spent Sunday at Atwatel
Lake.
The baseball benefit dance glvel
at Cne rfalernal temple last frl
day night Melted the ball team SIS
A big crowd was present and en-
joyed the evening dancing and play
ing cards.
Attorney A. HI. Oversmith of Mos
cow was in Kendrick last week Oh
business.
The first issue of the new pape
for Juliaetta was issued last week
1t is comes under the heading of tn
"Juliaetta Record" It is a neat
creditable paper and deserves tn
patronage of the business men o
Juliaetta.
Every loyal baseball fan shout
be at the ball park next Sunda
afternoon. to watch the local tear
take the Indians down the long