The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-29
IDAHO news PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happeninos In This state
Given In Brief Items for
Busy Readers.

| Busy Readers.
Dedicate Odd Fellows Home.
The new Odd Fellows home at
. Caldwell. Idaho, which has just been
completed at an expense of 100000.
was dedicated recently.
Killed in Hunting Mishap.
HARRISON.-Harr BONNER, fore
man of an Observation-Disclosures Rail-
way & Navigation company section
gang, was accidentally killed near
Cataldo. Idaho, Sunday, in a hunting
accident
Dies in Auto Wreck.
IDAHO FALLS.-William Bram-
brick Of Boise, member of survey
ing crew, was instantly killed recent
ly when his automobile went over an
embankment near Rigby, 1S miles
from here.
Odd Fellows Set Convention.
| LEWISTON.-The local lodge of
Odd Fellows has received word that
an annual grand encampment for Ida
| no will be held here in October, 1921.
The Rebekahs will meet at the same
time. There will be from 800 to 1000
Odd Fellows in attendance at the con-
vention.
! Drops Dead While Driving Team.
PENDLETON, Ore.-With his hands
clutching the reins of team which
he was driving to his home at Cam
bridge, Idaho, w. w. Eastley, age
81, dropped dead near here Satur-
day. In the wagon with Eastley were
his wife and family.
Woman Attacked BY Sheep.
LEWISTON.-Mrs. w. S. Brown of
the Anatone section was brought here
recently suffering from injuries re-
ceived when she was attacked by a
vicious ram while turning band
of sheep out to pasture. Mrs. Brown
suffered two broken limbs and other
severe bruises in the encounter
/ Nex Perez Farm Bureau.
Farm bureau meetings in Ne2
Perez county were completed last
week and County Agent w. w. Skuse
states that this falls work of the or.
ganization had been remarkably sue.
cessful. Organization fof work in the
various communities Of the county
during the coming year has been com.
pleted. and the annual county farm
bureau meeting will be held in
Lewiston November 6.
/ Robbed fills Lies Savings.
SANDPOINT.--J. p. Herman, g
rancher living about three miles
north of town, recently sustained the
loss of $4,000 in currency, treasure
buried beneath corner of his house
He formerly resided at Mullan, where
it is understood he had large sum
of money in the bank during the
panic of 1907. Desiring to enter g
business venture he found himself un
able to secure anything but cashiers
certificates, which set his plans aside
and caused determination to have
nothing further to do with the banks
The $4,000 represents his life's say
ings. which he was accustomed to piI
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4 Must Reprint All Ballots.
! BOISE.-Printing of ballots for tn,
coming general election in nearl.
every county in Idaho, was haltet
Saturday, when r. L. Black, attorne.
general. ruled that II was contrar!
to the election laws to have a circle
. printed at the head Of the indepen
dent ticket, thereby enabling the cleo
tor to vote straight ballot. It i,
also unlawful to have the wor,
ticket" after independent" h,
ruled. The opinion was the result
of an action filed in probate court
The statute provides that where thu
, candidates were nominated by pc
tition, as in the case of the indie
pendents, it is unlawful to have !,
> circle at the top of the ballot enab
!. ling the elector to vote straigh
ticket, according to the opinion.
A North Idaho Fair.
Secretary o. P. Hendershot Of tn
. Northwest Live Stock Association
states that the annual show to b,
q held by the association November
p to II would far exceed past exhibi
r tons in both size and quality. wv
are swamped with exhibits" said MI