The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-07-30
GLEANINGS

George Riggin is preparing to
put in a fire place in the M0ser
home at Lewiston. Mr.. Riggin
knows the secret of building fire
place that will not smoke.
Leo Raaberg received a set of
papers and books this week repre-
senting correspondence course in
business law. 1t was sent to him
from the government in response to
an application made some time ago.
The courses are sent to ex-service
men and there is quite wide range
Of subjects covered by them.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.. Lutz spent
the week end in Lewiston with Mrs.
Lutz' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W..
Brooks.
Miss Fern tlorance arrived from
Charleston Tuesday morning to visit
friends here.
This is still a good country for
big game. There were elephant
tracks on Main Street Tuesday.
S. P. Callison and party of Mos
COW fishermen went to the st. Joe
River last week for few days out
ing. They had very good luck and
returned home the first of the week
with the limit as the result OF day
and half of fishing. They drove
by automobile as far as Tekoa and
took the train from there to Avery.
where they did their fishing.
- Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. HERES and
family left the first of the week for
the Oragrand for weeks camping
trip. They will 60 part of the way,
in their car and then by pack train
to the Little Oragrand. where there
is said to be splendid fishing. They
will be joined by the KayIer family
of Peck. Their pack train will
consist of six horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rogers and
son and Herman Wegner of Asotin
started for the Little Salmon River
country the first of the week for a
weeks outing. They expect to find
some good fishing there. The party
will return Friday evening.
Hans Nelson Of Charleston was
transacting business in Kendrick
the first of the week.
Mrs. Pearson and son, Louie, have
moved from their ranch near Kend-
rick to one OF the Collins cottages,
recently vacated by the Joe Gard.
Eer family. Mrs. Pearson will
assist her son IN the bakery, as he
has more work than he can handle
alone. He is turning out a fine
quality of bread and his business is
growing right along. The bakery
is a home industry and deserves the
undivided patronage Of the Potaltct
country.
Statements to subscribers of the
Gazette who were in arrears, were
sent out short time ago. 1t was
very gratifying to note the promp,
response, but there are still few
who have not been heard from
These little remittances help t.
make the wheels go round both ir
the print shop and In We editors
head.
E. w. Lutz offers the following
recipe for removing fruit stain.
from linen so they will not return
use pair of scissors.
Little Miss Marjorie Newton wen
to Troy Tuesday morning to visi
her grandfather.
Sheriff Porter Shaffer of Ne:
Perez county was in Kendricl
Tuesday on business.
George Holbrook, stock buyer
from Spokane. was in Kendrick thi
week buying cattle and any Other
stock which he could pick up. H,
has been In Canada and Montan;
during the past year.
All items of news sent in by any
but the regular correspondents O.
the Gazette should be signed. Tn,
name will not be published will
the article unless requested, but i
is necessary to know from wha
source news items come as it is no
policy to publish such items unles
there is some way to prove then
authentic. To insure publication
items should be in not later thar
Wednesday.
The thermometer recorded a tenn
I perature of 102 in Kendrick Tues
'Nday afternoon. This was by far tn,
hottest day of the year.
Kendrlck is taking on metropol
ftan ways with a circus and a earn
hath