The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-05-28
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Over The County

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E. Babb, of Lewiston, and attorney
A. H. Oversmith. of Moscow. were
in town Wednesday of this week
and effected compromise, in the
suit tor damages brought by Mrs.
A.. M. Pickens against Julius Giese,
the case growing out Of an auto
accident last Sept. in which Mr..
Pickens suffered injuries from
which he died a day later, and his
little daughter Pearl sustained al
broken leg and bad bruises. The
car at the time of the accident was
being driven by Mr.. Giese's son.
The accident occurred at the corner
of 3rd and State streets while Mr..
Pickens and the little girl were
crossing to the opposite side. This
takes the matter out of the courts.
The amount agreed upon is $65OO.
Attorney Babb represented Mr..
Guise and Attorney Oversmith had
charge OF the case for Mrs. Pickens.
Genesee News: Assurance has
been received that the half-mile
link between the Lewiston Hill
highway and the Idaho state line,
in Whitman county, will be built
this summer, which will be well
come news to those who travel the
road between Genesee and Lewis
ton. 81
A delegation from Lewiston and
one from .Genesee went to Colfax
Monday and met with the Whitman
county commissioners and the assur-
ances given were very gratifying.
The Whitman county commissioners
agreed to donate $500 toward the
building of the link, which they say
should build large portion of the
road, at least. The rest, if any,
will be made up by Lewiston and
Others interested.
Surveying of the road will be
done at once and blue prints furnish
ed and there is every reason to be-
lieve that the road will be complet-
ed this summer. AZ 2z. sse4 N
The contract for the building Of
the state road through Genesee will
be let tomorrow at Boise and there
is little doubt but that active work
on construction will begin in a
short time. Contractors have been
in Genesee this week looking over
the ground preparatory to making
bids.
Troy News: Monday evening the
.chairmen of the different fair com
mittees met in the music room O1
the Myklebust Bros. store and work
ed out plans tor the conducting O.
the coming fair. Each committee
is at work and good results arr
bound to come from the unitet
effort Of every one in the commun
ity. The premium list is bein,
made out and will soon be in tn
hands Of the printer for pubiica
-tion. II at any time you want t
know something about the wor
call on the chairman of the commit
tee for the department IN which yo
wish to know about. Every effor
is being made to make the fair
grand success.
Deary Press: A good grade {
table syrup can be made right Q
the farm, by very simple process
out of sugar beets. Nearly ever
farm has the articles needed fC
" making it. 1t is simply matte
of boiling the juice OF the beets I
the proper consistency. And
little extra boiling will turn tt
syrup into sugar. We all remeu
ber the cane mills and the sorghu
kettles, and how we never let Sc
son pass that we didn't grow
patch of cane from which to bo
down barrel or SO of sorghum
Then there were the naples and tt
"sugaring-off" nights. when Il
young folks for miles around tot
part IN the ceremony sweet map
taffy, sweet sugar eggs and swee
hearts. Out here in Idaho we dor
raise cane-the sorghum kind; n
have we the naples. But we c.
raise sugar beets, and from the
can make good syrup for table vi
and first class sugar. Any W
we'd like to see some farmer pla
a quarter of an acre of beets as
experiment and try the scheme OF