The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-12
Local News

r.. II. Dammarell was in Lewis |
ton several days this week on buis-
ness.
Malcolm McIver sold his farm of
100 acres this week, to Homer Rem /
frow. The place is located close to
the breaks of Rimrock Canyon and |
is said to be very good piece of
land. The improvements are fair.
The price paid was $17,60
Rev. Matney did not speak at the
Methodist church last Sunday. He
wired that it would be Impossible
for him to come. His date could
not be filled here as his telegram
was received TOO late to make other
arrangements possible.
The Kendrick school is putting in
its winters supply of fuel this
week. 1t is much cheaper to buy
enough at one time to last all win
ter and the school board is taking
advantage of the opportunity.
Sam Callison said he was in
water spout near Deary last Sunday.
The result of the hard rain could be
seen IN the Potlatch the next day as
the water was much higher and was
very muddy.
Governor Davis has issued a pro-
clamation setting aside the time
intervening between September 8
to September 20 inclusive, for the
purpose of conducting throughout
the entire state of Idaho a Fire Pre-
vention Campaign. 1t is said that
30,O 900 casualties and a property loss
of $3.50, 100000 are the figures for
the nations fire losses every year.
A continuation of strikes such as
the one pulled off by the printers of
Tacoma last week, will react to the
detriment of all concerned. The
positive absurdity of printers ask
ing $40 day for 6a hours work is
enough to turn public opinion
against strikes of any kind. The
papers in Tacoma refused to grant
the demands and the strikers walk
ed out. A printer drawing salary
Of over So, 900 year can't afford to
! spend more than 81 hours at his
work as it would not allow him
, enough leisure to devote to his linn
CUISINE.
lhe Potaltch Telephone Company
; has installed a phone in the prin
, cipal's Office of the local school, fol
: the convenience of the patrons O
this district.
- Authorization was given by th'
war department for the sale of 80,
900 pairs of army shoes at $3.50 pc
pair They were designed to b.
sold at $3.50. These shoes are sup
posed to be sold direct to th'
people. If they are parceled ou
through the postotfice in the SAM
way that the government food sup
y plies are being handled, the Kend
S rick postoffice ought to get at leas
s one pair to sell IN this territory.
l. 1t is said that over % million dol
n lars worth of government bond
a have been either lost or stolen. |
pays to keep such valuable paper
>, in a safe depoist box in the bank
q Unless the bond is registered it
/, just as easy to lose as paper money
and sometimes easier to misplace
is Margaret Mcdowell was quit
t. seriously Ill the first of the wee
# but is decidedly better at this writ
10 ing.
?. Mrs. Joe Ivy and Edith returne
,e the first of the week from Portlan
% where they visited Mrs. Ivy
: mother.
If w. C. May, who arrived the fir:
of the week from Montana, likes til
country where he bought land owe
g year ago. His place is one {
h. nine farms that have water rigt
ID on a big spring that furnishes an
H. pie water to irrigate the tillab
- land. He says they cut four croI
~ of alfalfa to the acre and get
,. total yield of about six tons to tt
S. acre. He went to his new hon
oil last November and says that durin
9 that period Of nearly year thel
- wasn't enough rain TO wet throug
HE StllIl. 1uC ram Odu LII
is his place and the Missouri rive
en- flows along one side of it. The
is just a small valley where tt
. farm land lies, the land around b
~ ing arid and good for little els
ny than pasture, although some whe
is raised at times.
Joe Fruchtl of Lenore was
ay Kendrick Wednesday on business.
of Richard Haizlip went to Spokal
d. Thursday for visit of few day
at The fact that President Wilst
nd would be in the city Thursday h;
something to do with his plans
be there.
he Math Kazda of Southwick retur
mt ed Wednesday from Portland whe
he spent few days looking ov
the country surrounding the Goa
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