The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
GLEANINGS


about May l. He expects to drive
through in his car and will carry a
camping outfit, so that the trip can
be made by easy stages. He has a
brother at Oakland and expects to
stop there for visit. He plans to
90 as far south as San Diego and
may decide to locate somewhere
along the coast if conditions look
good. Clarence says he is tired OF
travelling the roads IN this country
and would like to live where he
could have the benefit of good
roads.
Miss Elsie Thomas was Lewis
ton visitor the first of the week.
The trout fishing season, except
IN navigable streams, will be closed
April and remain closed for two
months.
John Halseth left for Lewiston
last week where he has a position
with the Alexander Store Co.
Rev. Miller will preach on Amer
ican ridge Sunday morning and at
Kendrick. in the Methodist church,
in the evening. Sunday school and
league will be held at the usual
time.
John Roose of Clifford was in
Kendrick the first of the week on
business.
Work is progressing on the New
Farmers Bank building. 1t is ex-
pected that it will be ready for oc-
cupancy by the firts part of next
month.
Lou Sayler Of Dent, former
Kendrick resident, met with an
accident at his sawmiIl last week.
He attempted to tighten a nut
while the machinery was in motion.
The wrench slipped which caused
his hand to come in contact with
the saw. He lost the thumb from
his left hand and suffered two bad
ly lacerated fingers.
The Grangemont Highway dis
trict in the Clearwater country, is
trying for the third time to put
over bond issue for 100000. The
election will be called for April 8.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. May,
Monday, son.
Mrs. s. E. Crow went to Lewiston
Tuesday afternoon to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Stanley Talbot. 7
Mrs. John Roberts of Spokane ar
rived Tuesday afternoon to visit her
son. Harvey. on American ridge.
( Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Southwick, Saturday, an eight
pound boy. -.-:.sst.ra
Mrs. Aaron McCrery went to
Lewiston Tuesday on business.
John Hill expects to leave for
Jenner, Alberta the first of April
to look after his land interests
there.
Joe Ivy, proprietor of the Hotel
Kendrick. purchased an Overland
car from G. s. Porter this week.
Ye editor has White Wyandotte
pullet that is making success in
life. She beagn laying about the
middle of December. During the
81 days OF January she lald 20 eggs
and then, having paid for herself,
started to raise a family. She
hatched 10 chicks which are now a
few days over a month old. Tues.
day she began laying and is now
paying for her board and that OF
her husky family. Rather an active
life for pullet. little over IL
months old.
Deputy Sheriff Peterson arrived
from Moscow Wednesday to trans.
act business here.
j. A. Carver Of Cavendish is ad.
vertising a sale to take place Apri
5. After the sale he and his wife
will leave tor Oregon where they
will spend the summer. They have
listed their place for sale and j,
IHey Sell IL tney expect TO IOcaC(
some place in Oregon. Mr.. Carver
expects to sell life insurance ther,
this summer. While in Oregon
last winter he sold insurance fol
several months and likes the work
George J. Pehling of Lewiston
was in Kendrick Tuesday on bust
ness.
Leo Raaberg. assistant cashier a
the Kendrick State Bank, went t,
Lewiston Wednesday evening OF
business. "a
Rev. M. l.. Anderson went to Ia
coma Monday. He expects to re
turn in few days and will drive
Maxwell car on thereturn trip.
VIM. Rogers and his fathre-ln
law, August Wegner, are putting il
a cement walk in Mr.. Rogers yard
this week. Mr.. Rogers is going t
have one of the neatest places i
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