The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-01-31
GLEANINGS


Oscar Sind went to Culdesac
Saturday to visit his brother,
George, for week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bolon are Wis
iting relatives in Cottonwood this
week.
Rosebud Brown and her little
niece went to Colfax Tuesday to
visit her slster-in-iaw, Mrs. Carl
Brown.
Rev. Gregory filled the pulpit at
the Methodist church of Charleston
last Sunday evening.
Ed Rauschke purchased fine team
Of mules last week paying $3.50 for
them. He expects to farm his
fathers place next year.
The Pine Creek school will open
q week from Monady if influenza
conditions are still favorable.
Miss Ellen Brown of Lewiston has
been engaged to teach the school.
An alarm Of fire was sent out last
Sunday evening and quite crowd
collected at the NJ v. thomas resId-
encce to watch the fiue burn out.
No damage done.
Sam Callison and Walter McCrea
have laid in a supply of jolnted
bamboo poles, which. when put
together measure twenty feet long.
The poles are part of the fishing
equipment to be used on a trip to
the Clearwater river above Ahsahka,
when the signs are right.
Attorney George C. Hoyt. brother
of DR.. Hoyt, returned to Troy last
week from Camp Hancock, Georgia,
where he has been stationed some
time with a machine gun officers
training corps.
E., E. Easterbrook of Lewiston
was in Kendrick the first Of the
week on business.
The Kendrick Hardwre Company
is installing Q complete set of bath
room fixtures in the Methodist
manse this week.
F. A. Pears who has been clerking
for N B. Long & Son for several
months, has accepted the position
of book-keeper at the Kendrick
Store. Mr.. Pears was formerly
~.o.o,o. - Aho Mod,cnr I,,rof,ar
Co. He has had considerable ex-
perience in book work and a large
experience in the general merchan-
disc business. He will beign work
in his new position the first of
February.
DR.. Rothweil returned last Satur-
day to resume his practice here at
ter an absence of several weeks.
He has been resting up at Lewiston
since recovering from his attack OF
influenza, and while he is very
much improved in health, he has
not entirely recovered. Owing to
the exceedingly heavy work which
he was required to do prior to his
illness, his recovery has been slow
on account of the weakened con.
dition Of his system. DR.. Kelly re-
turned to Lewiston on the night
train Saturday and does not expect
to return unless q recurrence of the
epidemic makes his. presence neces
sary. DR.. Rothweil is now hand
ling his practice alone.
Harry Fowler now has some
hounds and has designs upon {
number of coyotes that haunt thu
breaks of the Potiatcth. At tn,
present price Of coyote pelts I
sportsman can make good wage
hunting coyotes with dogs, beside
getting lot Of fun out of tn
chase.
Private Curtis returned hom
Sunday night from the army train
ing camp. His wife has been max
ing her home here with her mother
Mrs. Osborn.
The open winter has been bless
ing to the steckmen in this vicir
ity. Stock pastured ON the, hillside
OF the Potlatch canyon have fare
we'll so far this winter as the fee
has been quite abundant, there be
ing no snow to prevent the stoc
I from feeding on the bunch gras.
Another little instance where tn
Golden Potlatch looks after its owl
kendrick is devoid of a lawye
since L. G. Pete, son became a d.
putty sheriff. This is a good loo,
ton for a lawyer who can handl
insurance and real estate on tn
side. There is no reason why tn
territory could not be made to pa
we'll along that line.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. O. C. Alike
last Sunday night. daughter.
John Roose of TIE Clifford Stol
Co. was in Kendrick Tuesday Q
business.
In spite of the fear of the f