The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-08-22
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Texas and worked on north.

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ments for the rural high shoot at
that place. The Congregational
church building will be used for
the school term. A two room. cot
tage just across the street from
the church will be used for the,
domestic science class and manual
training. H. L. Peterson is the.
principal of the Deary school.
Ed Riggin went to Ontario, Ore
gon, Wednesday to prove up on his.
homestead.
G. Lehman of Princeton, Idaho,
returned home Thursday after visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. j. l.. Keller.
DR.. Rothwell has just received
the appointment of local physician
for the Northrn Pacific Railway Co.
Marvin Long went to Spokane
Thursday to spepd few days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. David
Shrewsbury of near Arrow juno
ton, Tuesday, August 10, girl.
Sidney Dicks of American ridge
has just recovered from a severe at
tack of .tonsilitis.
Jack Odem has sold his grocery
store at Juliaetta. He will turn
over the store to his successor, Sep
TENDER l.
A. C. Deeter was on the sick list
the first of the week but is back on
the job again.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Abner Cor
kill of American ridge, Tuesday,
August 10, an pound daughter.
Joe Piper OF Leland had the palm
of his hand badly torn while attend
ing separator the first OF the week.
DIR. Rothwell dressed the wounds
and the hand is healing rapidly.
The joint teachers institute of
the five central Idaho counties will
be held at Lewiston October 6-1O
inclusive.
Shriner & Dumbauld have adver-
tised public sale to be held atI
Leland, September 10.
The N. q. Ware family of Bear
ridge expect to move to Kendrick
next week so that the children may
have the advantage Of the Kend-
rick school. Mr.. Ware rented the
Olson property some time ago. Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart Compton will move
out to the Ware ranch next week to
make their home there. Mr.. Comp
ton will engage in farming.
A mistake in the shipment OF
films last Saturday made it possible
for the Grand Theatre to give the
regular weekly show. The films
were sent to Kennewick, WASH,
instead of Kendrick, Idaho.
Building material is steadily GO
ing up in price. A ten per cent ad- |
vance went into effect this week on
lumber.
Hank" Meyer returned Wednes-
day on the night train, having re-
ceived his honorable discharge
from the navy. He was member
of the crew on a submarine chaser
and has seen good deal of the
world since he enlisted in the navy.
The contractors expect to have the
new Methodist church completed by
the end of this week. 1t may be
some time, however, before the new
furniture shipment arrives. The
church building is a very pleasing
piece of architecture and has called
forth much favorable comment. Its
will mark one more
step in the right direction toward
public improvements.
There is an influenza epidemic
among. the horses in the Clifford Sec
ton. A number of valuable ami
mails have been lost as result Of
the ravages Of the disease. The
farmers are resorting to vaccination
as preventive measure.
A flock OF 500 head of sheep be-
longing to Jacks & Sigman, were
destroyed in a forest fire in the
Rocky Ridge Section Of the Selway.
The fires in many of the zones in
that section are beyond control and
1t is believed that nothing but rain
can check the devastation.
j. G. Bean of Brownsville, Ore
gon, IS now moving to his newly
purchased farm on Big Bear ridge.
His carload of household goods and |
farm equipment arrived the first of |
this week.
L. Ethel Boston spent the week
end at her home in Lewiston.
Nick Brooke is visiting his par
ents here after an abs,nce of four
years. He has been in the navy and
has been studying electrical en-
gineering. He thinks the townh as
improved wonderfully during the
past four years.