The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-09-24
GLEANINGS

the track al Smdll prluBe tWOl
miles this side Of Troy. Tuesday.
The bridge was completely wrecked
and the car damaged to some extent.
Manford Mutt Ut Juliaetta was
transacting business in Kendrick
Thursday.
A. 2. Gibney of Portland. repre-
senting the largest store sales adj
yertising firm in the United States.
is sales manager for the Kendrick.
Store Company during the big sale
which will start next Wednesday
morning.
The Choke Kiootchman Club met
at the nome Of Mrs. r. D.. Newton
Wednesday evening.
The most severe case Of hay fever
reported this season, comes from
California, where young lady
sneezed so hard she broke three ribs
and dislocated q shoulder blade.
Aaron McCrery returned from
Reardon, WASH, last Friday and is
again working as book-keeper for
the VolImer Clearwater Go. here.
He didn't like the work or surround
ings as we'll there as he does in
Kendrick.
A good crowd attended the har-
vest dance in Kendrick last Friday
night. and reported very enjoyable
time.
The deer season opened last Thurs
day and will close November 80.
Wild ducks may be killed from
September is to December 81.
The Bank Of ,Jullaetta last week
sold the building now occupied by
the Juliaetta post Office, to j. "A.
Heacox who will move his confec-
tionery stock there. The price paid
is understood to have been So, 900.
The withdrawal Of Miss Olive M.
Petrashek as q candidate on the
democratic ticket for state superln-
tendent Of public instruction, leaves,
Miss Ethel Redfieid. republican
nominee, without opposition.
~ ! b 4. 81
The weather bureau ought to take
over the Callison we'll on American
ridge. tuesday morning S. r. Call
llson came down from the ranch
predicting q rain in the very near
future. He said the we'll had been
"blowing" like plumbers torch
for two days, so there was a storm
OF some kind due. And it ralned
the next day.
Clarence D0ugherty said tuesday
that it would take about ten days to
finish the rhreshing on American
ridge.
Mrs. Sam Stanton had 81 hat on
display at the Farmers Bank Fair
which she WOve from Jenkins Club
wheat straw. 1t was a very durable
appearing bonnet and neatly made.
Why not hat manufacturing
establishment in kendrlck? We can
sure raise the straw.
The Red Cross Pharmacy is hand
ling the Rexall straw ballot on the
two presidential candidates. The
returns are sent to Pocatelfo every
"a hours. This straw vote is on in
every state in the union.
The Electric Bakery has added
fine line of candies. The stock was
put in the first of the week.
Mrs. Mary MISSIONER Of Moscow
arrived Monday afternoon to visit |
her son, M. j. Westover, who has a |
farm in Bear Creek canyon.
DR.. and Mrs. &. E. Landquist
rented the Mcdowell house across
the steet from the post Office and |
will move there the first Of next
week.
4 The M. b. Mcconnell, A. vi
Dunkle. A. X. Carlson and r. B. |
Knepper families spent Sunday
afternoon at the auto camp grounds
IN Pullman. A picnic lunch was
the main issue. The camp grounds
are fitted up with brick fireplaces,
tables and city water. People were
there from Iowa and one car from
California had been on the road for
fourteen months.
R. w. Bigham. who owns ranch
near Troy. said he finished cutting |
his spring grain last Saturday. It
was planted June l. and his father
estimates it will yield 20 bushels
to the acre or more. 1here is a
field of spring grain near Troy that
is still too green to cut for hay.
Elmer Shingler. of Cedar Creek
ridge. is finishing up the threshlng
season this week us separator tender
oman outfit north of Pullman. He
has tended separator" for the
same outfit for seven successive sea-
sons.
Wanted: side hill reversible disc
pillow. A. Il. Wilcox. Kendrick. 39-tf
Walter Daggett of Lewiston was
in Kendick Tuesday on business.