The Kendrick gazette., 1919-04-18
GLEANINGS


cured a game Of baseball with the
Lapwai Indians, to be played at
Lapwai, Sunday. The Indians have
had much more favorable weather
for practice than have the local
bows but the cold heads" on the
Kendrick team are always in shape
for ball game.
A number Of the young men OF
the town got together last week and
formed an Amusement Club"
The Club will hold dance every
two weeks and will also furnish
other forms OF amusement during
the spring and sumner.
The local light company is re-
building the street lighting system
at Troy; also doing considerable
amount of repair work.
Little Miss Bird of st. Regis,
Montana, arrived Tuesday night to
Join her mother here. Mrs. g. l..
Million and Grace Van Vert went
to Spokane to meet her Monday.
N. A. McClintic, representing w.
M. Frost & Go. of Spokane, western
distributors for Thermoid tires and
tubes was in Kendrick last week
and arranged with the Kendrick
Auto Co. to handle Thermoid Tires
this season. He says written
guarantee of 7500 miles is given
with the smaller tires sold. 16f-lt.
Mrs. H. E. Boston and daughter
Mary, and Mrs. Herbert Boston left
Kendrick Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Herbert Boston will make her home
iE Seattle until the return OF her
husband from the army. Mrs. H..
E.. Boston and daughter will make
their home in Miles City, Montana,
where Mrs. Boston's son lives. Mary
will enter hospital there and COM
plete her course in nursing. She
has spent year in Lewiston and
will receive credit for her years
work at the hospital IN Miles City.
John F. Waide went to Moscow
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Neal Nelson and children of
Lewiston returned home Monday
after visiting Mrs. Nelson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benscoter OF
!. American ridge.
S. P. Callison returned from Mos
COW Tuesday afternoon with a new
Buick car.
Miss Ruth Helpman went to Lew
iston last Saturday where she will
attend the State Normal for the rest
of the term. She expects to teach
next year. Harold Thomas has
taken her place in the Kendricf
State Bank.
G. S. Porter, local dealer in Oak
land Cars reports the sale last ,weel
of Oakland Sensible SKIES in tht
five passenger models, to D. w
Rich of Leland and Emil Larson O
Cameron. Mr.. Porter says tha
prospects for large sales of tn
better class of cars throughout tn
Potlatch country are very good.
The following news item concern
insg w. B. Deobald was taken from
the Tonica, Illinois, News:
IL. A. DeobaId is receiving
visit from his nephew, W. B. Dec
bald. of Kendrick, Idaho, who re
Gently received his honorable dis
charge from, the Army. He lef
home last September, spent thre
weeks at Camp Lewis, Wash, an
another three weeks at Fort Stevens
Oregon. He then crossed the contir
ent and the big pond and set foe
in France the day the armistice wa
signed. On March 9th he lande
in Boston. He was in the 1st d.
tachment October Automatic RI
placement Regiment and later We
transferred to Bat. E. 54th G. A. {
He may spend the summer here"
He expects. to visit his cousin, d.
C. E. Watts, at Cook County Ho
pital at Chicago before returnin
home.
Alec Larson of Cameron returne
from his service overseas Wedne
day. He saw some real service
France being wounded IN the har
so that two of his fingers were ren
cred almost useless. ~