The Kendrick gazette., 1919-10-10
! sGLEANINGS


property. A new cement walk
along the side OF his place and also
walk leading to the house have
been finished by Geo. Riggin; also
a cement floor for combination
woodshed and garage was put IN on
the back of the lot this week. Mr..
Walker expects to put neat build
ing on this foundation.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Bramer were
quite i'll last week with an attack
of the grippe.
A. G. Wilson states that the kend-
rick-JuIiaetta grade which he has
been working on for several
NOR this, will be open to traffic the
last of this week. There will still
be some work to be cone getting
the road bed smoothed up in the
rough places, but the main part of
the grading will be finished. This
eliminates the grade over Powell
hill and makes a grade that does
not exceed five precent around the
hill.
T. H. Sturdevant is building
neat office room at the Standard
Lumber Company's yard. 1t is
bungalow type and when finished
will present a very pleasing ap-
pearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Zeman of
Southwick were Moscow visitors the
first of the week.
If industry is any indication of
ones future prospects, then Curtis
Bailey ought to make a. decided
success in life. He is doing the
janitor work at the school house
while attending school. He starts
the fires in the furnace about day
light in the morning and finishes
sweeping the recitation rooms after
supper, which makes rather long
day. However, he doesn't seem to
mind it. 1t isn't very often that
boy who works his way through
school makes failure of life.
Six dollars apiece for govern
ment wool blankets sounds cheap
enough, but Tom Long says they are
so thin it takes about nine of them
to make good bed.
: Mrs. Cora Aldrich of Roseburg,
Oregon who has been visiting Mrs.
R. F. BIghain the past two weeks
went to Oakesdale to be with her
daughter, who is quite i'll.
Miss Ellen Gregory. who is at
tending the normal at Lewiston,
spent the week end in Kendrick
with friends.
Claud Gambler of Lewiston was in
town the first of the week visiting
his parents. Claud reports another
daughter at his home. born October
5.
The Misses Hannah and Anna
Wegner OF Spokane arrived last Sat-
urday to visit relatives in Kendrick
and Cameron.
Don and Ray Douglas left for
Calgary the first of the week. Don
expects to go to college there and
Ray has position in view. Their
parents live at Calgary.
Miss Ruth Helpman arrived from
her sister, Mrs. Frank Boyd.
Sheriff Woody was in town Satur-
day on business. He stated that a
complaint had reached his office that
someone was selling tobacco to boys
under age. He said that unless
it was stopped it would be necessary
for him to take action in the mat
70 th0 kox h.
who sells them the tobacco are
liable to prosecution.
Clocks will be turned back one
hour on October 81. You can sleep
one hour longer on Friday, October
81, and still get up at the usual
hour.
Ed. Mcclure and family, the L..
Schlelfer and Warner Daniels fam
lies, all started from Kendrick the
first of the week in their Fords for
Coeur d Alene, where they will
spend the winter. They are all
from the Teakean neighborhood.
Miss Phyllis Cain spent the week
end in Kendrlck with relatives.
She is attending teachers institute
at Lewiston this week.
Miss Bernadine Moser who is al
tending the State University spent
the week end IN Kendrick with her
parents.
Richard Rauschke went to Spok-
ane the first of the week to take a
hn
This is the same job he had before
he entered the army.
Mr.. j. l.. Keller purchased the
B. E. Leach place in Juliaetta last
week. The place includes house
and two acres of ground and can be