The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-06-06
GLEANINGS

Mrs. w. H. Galloway of Bovill
visited Mrs. r. F. Bigham last
week. Mrs. Galloway was former
resident of Kendrick, leaving here
about ten years ago for Bovill.
Jeff Buckles was in town last week
on business. He purchased a Il
acre fruit ranch at Fir Bluffs from
Joe Davis, ST., sometime ago, and
is now living on his ranch. Nellie
and Carrie are attending the Lewis
ton Normal. Jeff is we'll pleased
with his ranch as it is close to the
Clearwater River and right at the
depot. He has all kinds, of fruit
and berries and has the advantage
Of an early season.
R. B. Parks, last week received
the shipment Of large road grader
for the Potlatch Highway District.
The grader will be pulled by Mr..
Parks engine. A lighter grader
has been used for some time but
couldn't stand up under the strain.
DR.. Thurston left Thursday for
Occur d'Alene. where he is practic-
ing medicine.
R. E. Densow went to Lewiston
the first of the week to take up his
work at the Lewiston First National
Bank. Mr.. Densow is not only a
very efficient banker. but he is one
of he best baseball pitchers IN this
part of the West, He expects to
play with Kendrick in all import
ant games tor the rest OF the sea-
son. M t
Miss Marie Howell of Charleston,
WASH, visited her sister, Mrs. A..
Onstott, the first of the week.
Harold Trask of Moscow was in
Kendrick the first of the week on
business.
George Sind was IN. Kendrick
this week on business. He sold his
farm near Culdesac, short time
ago, and now is looking tor new
location. He expects to buy place
somewhere between Webb ridge and
Lewiston. He likes the country a.
round Kendrick very much but has
decided to buy land where road con-
ditions are better than they are
here. While the country around
Culdesac is no better than this, they
are awake to the advantage of good
roads and will soon have graveled
highway from Culdesac to Lewis.
ton.
q Sheriff Woody and Prosecuting
Attorney Nisbet have been institut-
ing reign of terror for the boot
leggers in Latah county. There
may DE a few old relics who have
survived the rayages OF deliriun
tremens who will criticlse these
officials for their zeal. but it is safe
to say that they are in very small
minority in the county. AS long al
Latah county has laws which cal
for strict prohibition it is proper
that the county officials should SET
that these laws are strictly en-
forced.
Mr.. Herman Wegner of Asotir
visited friends here the first OF the
week. He is driving a FRANKLIN car
In looking over the annual finan
clal statement of the Latah county
auditor we find that there are onl.
two towns in the county which have
lower tax levy than Kendrick
they are Juliaetta and Deary. Kend
rick stands third in assessed valua
ton.
The Village Board held its reg
ular monthly meeting at the tow
hall Tuesday night. One of tn
important matters brought up wa
the proposition of laying a two-incl
pipe from the Byrne's spring acros
the Potlatch to connect up with tn
water main at the corner of Mrs
Crows property. This matter ha
been under consideration for som
time and it has been decided to be
gin actual work on the new line a
once. This will give Kendrick a
abundance of fine water for al
purposes.
Ernest Randall of Orofino was j
Kendrick Tuesday on business, RI
turning home Friday morning
He is going to take a vacation frol
his work in the bank for the sun
mer, having been offered positio
by timber company to to top,
graphy work in the timber abov
Orofno. He will return to his wor
in the bank at Orofino early in tt
fall.
On each Saturday afternoon du
ing the summer months, the Met
Odist Ladies' Aid will conduct
baked food sale, consisting of cake
pies, brown bread, cookies, ct
Anyone wishing something speci
prepared, please phone or deliv'
your order to Mrs. Chandler durir
the week. Until further mott,
these sales will be held in the v
can't h,li ldinO naYt tO the Kpndrit