The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-06-11
GLEANINGS

LIE hcIluTICh 1sOllCA MIiio IC-
ceived carload Of Big Bend Blue
stem wheat last week. 1t came in
Friday morning and that evening
bread was sold at the local bakery,
made from -four that was ground
from this shipment Of wheat.
Nothing slow about Kendrick.
E. w. Lutz attended meeting of
the Idaho Bankers Association held
at Moscow last Friday.
Mrs. M. o. Raby went to Lewis
ton Monday where she is taking
medical treatments.
The American Legion will give a
dance at the Fraternal Temple to-
night friday. The Carlson Or
chestra will furnish music for the
evening.
Miss Esther Hood was Moscow
visitor last Saturday.
DR.. Moser, w. M. McCrea and E.
E. Bechtol went fishing last Satur-
day afternoon, returning Sunday
evening. They report good catch.
Mr.. Bechtol got his basket full.
They fished in some of the small
creeks not far from Bovil.
Frank Davis Of North Dakota is
visiting at the Del Pippenger home
near Cavendish. He arrived last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Calkins Of
Nampa, Mrs. E. E. Calkins and Mrs.
j. E. Nessly of Moscow spent Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph B. Knepper.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Craig and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oral Craig of Leland
started on a fishing trip the FIRST Of
the week. They expect to visit
points IN Oregon and Washington
before returning home.
{ Clarence Fry, Elmer Shingler, M.
E. Newhall and Mr.. Denning of
Moscow. started on trip by auto
mobile to California, last Saturday.
They will make the trip in Mr..
Fry's car which is equipped with
one of the most complete camping
outfits one could imagine. The en-
the equipment except a suit case
for each one Of the party, is carried
on the running boards of the car.
The party expects to be gone about
two months. Mr.. Fry is going for
the purpose of looking for loca-
ton. If he finds land there that
suits him he will sell out here and
move 10 California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Locke of Pot
latch ridge started for the coast
Tuesday morning where they expect
to spend two weeks with Mr..
Locke's brother.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Cand-
Ter, Friday June 4. boy.
Miss Rose Rlggle who has held
position with the Farmers Bank
during the past year, has accepted
like position in bank at Hill
yard, Wash. She left Tuesday to
take up her new duties.
M. b. Mcconnell, cashier of the
Farmers Bank. returned from Cali
fornia Tuesday morning. He was
called to California on account of
the serious illness of his mother.
Her recovery is now believed TO
be reasonably assured.
Governor Davis issued proclaim
alton this week designating Mon
day, June IA, Flag Day, it being
the one hundred-forty-third an
niversary OF the adoption by Con-
gress of the flag of the United
States.
j. L. Boudwln, northwestern re-
preventative of the Irving National
Bank of New York City, was
guest at the E. W. Lutz home Mon
day evening.
( Leonard Sturdevant brought some
spring wheat to this Office last Sat
urday that measured feet in
length. 1t had not started to head.
This wheat was raised on his farm,
which JOINS the townsite of Kend-
rick.
A. Hooker, one OF the prominent
farmers of Big Bear ridge, said last
week tnat a field of alfalfa on his
place had yielded more clear profit
during the past three years than
his bean crops. He thinks it is one
of the best and most profitable
crops that can be raised IN the Pot
latch. Mr.. Hooker said that he had
never seen better prospects for
grain crop than we have at the
present time.
Four fishermen were arrested
Wednesday morning by Game War
den Brooks and fined $25 and costs
for violating the fish and game
laws. One of them had As trout
less than six inches in length and
the other five all had trout smaller
than the law allows to be caught.
The fish were caught above kend-
rick in Three Bear. This will