The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-11-21
GLEANINGS

concerning the Kendrick Highway
District.
There will be services on Amer
lean Ridge next Sunday morning
and at the Methodist church in
Kendrick in the evening.
Alfred Crow of Moscow visited
his mother, Mrs. S. E. Grow, this
week.
The people Of Cedar Creek ridge
are giving q dance at the hall at
Gold Hill Thursday night, Novem-
Der q. Supper will be served at
the hall.
Louis CARLY, assistant in the
post office at Lewiston, was in
Kendrick, Monady on business.
H. A. Russell of the Southwick
community, who suffered broken
leg in Spokane several weeks ago,
returned home last week.
A travelling man from Spokane
was in this Office the first OF the
week and he said Kendrlck has the
best barber in the country. He
waited until he got here to get a
hair cut and shave. He isn't the
only travelling man who takes ad-
vantage Of the opportunity, either.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Gentry,
Monday November II, ten-pound
girl.
G. h. Walker is an honest to-good-
ness booster. In his business he
uses quite a few deeds and mort
gage blank forms. It is customary
to buy these stock forms, out of
town as they are not used extensive
ly enough to pay to make special
printing order Of them. Mr.. Walk
er ordered $50 Of each form printed
at the Gazette office and he will act
as distributing agent for them in
this territory. He believes in boost
ing his home town print shop.
Donald McCrea entertained seven
of his friends at a stag party Satur-
day evening. Cards furnished
amusement for the evening. At an
early hour refreshments were SER
we'd. Those there were Messrs.
Hook, Guy, r. Florance, Hanson.
Thomas, M. Porter, H. Meyer and
McCrea.
A petition was filed in the pro-
bate court asking that Clarence
Sandberg be appointed admlnistra-
tor of the estate of his father, the
late John Sandberg. The estate is
valued at nearly $4,000.
Rev. Anderson was in Moscow,
Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. F. E. Calkins of Moscow ar
rived, Tuesday. to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Knepper.
Lewiston Tribune: The Kendrick
Store building has been remodeled
and new fixtures Installed. Mr..
Dammarell has a fine line of gen.
eral merchandise and is making the
place first class in every particular
"a store any point might be proud
of.
The sale and dinner given at the
Guy Hotel last Saturday evening
by the ladies aid Of the Presbyter-
ian church, netted the sum of $50.
A very bounteous chicken dinner
was served.
N. E. Ware received a message
from Stayton, Oregon, Sunday even
ing, saying that his step-father,
MIR. Thomas, was not expected to
live. Mr.. Ware left for Stsyton on
the night train. He expects to be
away for two or three weeks. His
brother, 7. j. Ware. lives near Stay
ton. A letter from Mr.. Ware, re-
ceived Thursday, stated that his
step-father had passed away Tues
day, shortly after Mr.. Wares ar
rival at Stayton.
Leo Raaberg of Charleston arrived
the first of the week to accept a
position with the Kendrick State
Bank. Mr.. Raaberg held position
with the Empire National Bank of
Lewiston before the war, but sacri-
feed his work when he entered the
army. After returning from his
service in the army he was associat-
ed with the Vollmer Clearwater Co.
as book-keeper until accepting a
position with the Kendrick State
Bank here. He has wife and
little daughter. who will remain in
Charleston until Mr.. Raaberg is
able to secure rooms or house
here.
Tom Long. Frank Ellis, Harry
Fowler and C. G. Davis returned
Tuesday from a hunting trip in
the North Fork country, about nine
miles below Big Island. They
brought one deer home with them
1t was killed by Frank Ellis
There was no snow along the river
SO conditions were not favorable to
hunting.