The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-08-08


face and he will not be standing up.
Deputy Sheriff L. G. Peterson of /
Moscow was in town Wednesday |
visiting friends.
G. S. Porter returned Wednesday
from Spokane where he spent sew
|eral days with Mrs. Porter. Miss
Bernadine Moser is with Mrs. Por
ter for a few days visit in Spokane.
A. q. Wilson reports rather slow
prorgess on the Observation-Disclosures
road work, because Of the fact that
it is difficult to secure large crew.
Harvest work took away a number
of his best men.
w. E. Smith of Southwick was a
Lewiston visitor the first OF the
week.
Ceicl Emmett was fined S. and
costs for speeding down the main
street of Troy last week. 1t is said
he was only travelling at the rate OF
40 miles an hour when he was pinch
ed. The costs amounted to So.
The Kendrick Roller Mills will
begin operations again about Aug
ust Is. II will be run "a hours
day in order to fill Government
contracts.
Joe Ivy is back on the job again
this week after bis vacation spent
in the Northfork country.
1t is said that there will be from
so to 60 silos built in the upper
Clearwater country this season.
The farmers in that section are GO
ing in tor dairying and will raise
beef cattle also. R. r. Groninger
is the arglculturist who is. looking
after the interests of the Clear
water farmers. He is employed by
the Waterman system OF banks.
The rain the first of the week is
said to, have stopped the Idaho for
est fires. 1t rained much harder
in the mountains than it did in the
prairie country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grinolds and
the Atchison children went to Mos
COW Wednesday to attend the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Lewis drove
to Lewiston Thursday afternoon to
attend the circus.
Joe DAVIS has threshed his crop
Of spring wheat on the lower end of
Potaltch ridge and got good re-
turns this season. 1t yielded a
little over Is bushels to the acre.
Frank Hoisington who has tarm
near Mr.. LAWS place, got 100
sacks of winter wheat from 100
acres. The grain was very heavy
and of exceptionally good quality.
The circus is still holding its own.
A number of cars loaded with Kend-
rick people went to Moscow We'd
nesday to see the big show. None of
the grown people had any desire to
go but they chad to take the kids
to see the show
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Wenzlaff are at
Twin Lakes. Mrs. Wen7zlaf is
spending the summer there and Mr..
Wenzlaff came from Trip, N. Da-
kota to spend a two weeks vacation
there. They may visit here before
returning to their home in Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Lutz drove to
Moscow Tuesday where they met
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Brooks of Lew
iston and drove to Spokane with
them.
John Roos, of the Clifford Store
Company, was in Kendrick this
week assisting the Kendrick Store
Company with the work OF packing
merchandise.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Cox
OF American ridge. Wednesday, a
daughter.
aE. e. Bechtol this week sold his
bungalow in the lower end of town,
to Carl Brown. This Is the prop
erty Mr.. Bechtol built few years
ago for renting purposes. G. F.
Walker, local real estate dealer,
made the deal.
"A. T.. James was feeling rather
chesty this week over the fact that
one of his sows had presented him
with IL fine pigs. So many pigs is
rather unusual as this is becoming
almost a pigless community since
feed went out of sight. He was
telling Alec Galloway about it,
which was mistake on his part.
because Alec, not to be outdone so
easily, informed Mr.. James that the
last time Bryan ran for president
five of his cows had twin calves.
Rev. ]. C. Gregory, Miss Ellen
Gregory and Miss Anna Long drove
to Lewiston Monday.
Miss Anna Long has been spend
ing few days with her friend,
Mrs. Byard Davidson on American
ridge.