The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-19
Over The County

Genesee News: Preliminary work
on the Rimrock Highway was begun
last week and 1t was intended to
beign in earnest on Monday or Tues
day, but the rain put stop to 1T.
The work of grading will be begun
at the Ingle school house and Will
be pushed east as fast as possible.
A camp has been established east
of the school house. A crew came
over from Culdesac and will be en-
gagged on the work.
It is expected that the contract
for grading the Genesee highway
will be let some time this month
and work will be begun next month
if everything goes we'll.
Troy News: August johnson, vice
president of the Idaho Bean &
Elevator Co., was down from Spok-
ane over Tuesday to attend the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Idaho Fire Brick Co., in which
he is heavily interested and is one
of the officers. The Idaho Bean &
Elevator Co. IS enjoying an excel
lent business in Spokane, as we'll as
at other points where they have
warehouses. The Spokane house OF
the company draws business from
large territory in the Inland Elm
pire and the greatest trouble they
experience is getting out their
shipments. In order to compete
with eastern bean dealers, the COM
pany is forced to hand-pick their
beans, which require much time
and labor.
Deary Press: The report submit
ted to the stock holders OF the
Deary creamery at their annua
meeting Monday, showed a satistac
tory years business. The output O.
butter for the year ending March l
1920, was 36,698 pounds. The a
mount paid to the farmers for ia
was SIG, 9,421.62.
The creamery more than paid it
way. Besides $500 payment o
principal and interest on its note
it has cash bank balance and goo
accounts amounting to $433.36.
Officers were elected as follow:
President, J. B. Kitch; vice presto
ent, d. Stevens; secretary-treasurel
E. Wickland; P. A. Bjorn, auditor
A. Hanson, trustee. E. F. Raj
dali was elected manager.
Juliaetta Record: G. H. Mart
who purchased the mill and ligl
plant recently has been making ir
provements about the plant and no
has things in readiness to start tt
night and day service, beglnnil
Sunday. He will run the day al
Mr., Bowker the night shift. M
Martin left Wednesday for Spoka
to arrange for securing motors I
all those who wish to install thel
Beginning Monday the light pla
will be started and run contlr
ously night and day so that lig
and power can be had at all tin
by those who wish it. This will
of great advantage to the citizt
and 1t is expected that motors W
soon take the place Of gasoline
gines now in use about town
operating machinery. A night &
dav service means much to the TO
and efforts to this end on the p
of Mr.. Martin no doubt will be
preciated by the citizens IN genel
Star-Mirror: Following the
jury and subsequent death of A..
Pickens, September 9, l9l9,.
Jullaetta, in an automobile ac'
ent, an action has been filed in
district court by Victoria Pick
widow and guardian of the mi
children of A. M. Plckens, aga
u, Julius Geise for $4,000 dana
The automobile was driven
julius Giese, Jr., lad OF about
years. He being minor the
tlon, is taken against his fat
Julius Giese, The accident occu
on the streets of Juliaetta, WI
Mr.. Plckens was walking will
daughter. Mr.. Pickens died
few hours and his daughter
painfully injured, but has sine
covered.