The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-08-20

E. E. Bechtol returned from Port
land the first of the week. where he
attended the annual convention OF
furniture dealers.
Miss Esther Bethel arrived last
Saturday from Moscow to visit Miss
fora Halseth.
Joe Schultz, who spent week
visiting friends here, returned to
his home at Long Beach, CAL, Mon
! day.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Biankenship of Leland. August IL,
q ten pound boy.
At a meeting Of the Nez Perez
republican county central commit
tee at Lewiston Tuesday morning,
R. B. Parks was elected central
committeeman for Leland precinct
and T. j. Armitage for Bedrock
precinct.
T. o. Green of Iuliaetta. travel
ing representative for the Lewiston
Tribune, was IN Kendrick Monday
on business.
Mrs. N. C. Thomas went to Mos
COW Saturday to visit her son for a
few days.
o. E. MACPHERSON has a freak
patch of sweet corn. It is apparent
ly deaf as there isn't an ear in the
whole patch.
DIR. j. r. Hoyt and DR.. Kern of
Spokane spent few hours IN Kend
rick last Friday afternoon visiting
friends. They had been in the
vicinity of Park, where DIR. Hoyt
owns a good farm.
Mrs. X. F. Bigham went to Troy,
Tuesday, to visit her son. Robert.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Newton went
to Spokane Monday to be present at
the wedding of Mrs. Newton's
sister, Miss Isabel MacGregor and
MIR. Harvey j. Smith, county en-
gineer. The wedding was held
Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Brown and children left
for Kellogg, Tuesday morning,
where they will make their home.
Carl has position IN store there.
l.. E. Brooks, deputy state game
warden, received $4,000 small trout
Aoclnxy ,r,h,nk p1onf0d
Crumrine and Paradise creeks near
Moscow, and in Bear Creek near
Kendrick and Little Potlatch near
Juliaetta. The trout came from
the state hatchery at Standpoint.
The first Juliaetta watermelons
were put on the market the first OF
the week.
The Idaho wheat crop for 1920 is
estimated at 81 ,693. 900 bushels COM
pared to l8, zoe, 900 bushels IN 1919.
Miss Anna Long and Mrs. Edgar
Long were Moscow visitors Tues
day.
H. P. Hull democratic committee
man tor kendrIck precinct attended
the convention at Moscow Tuesday,
Miss Florance Hollada returned
from Moscow the first of the week.
She has her old position with the
Farmers Bank here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Stump
OF Charleston, Sunday, fine boy.
Jess Collins OF Lewiston was in
Kendrick Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Keen of Spok-
ane are visiting at the Sen Callison
home on American ridge. Mr..
Keen is looking after his farming
interests on the ridge after which
he is planning to take hunting
trip in the mountains tor several
weeks. City life agrees with Wade
as he has gained rs pounds since he
quit farming.
Mrs. |. R. Morrison left for Mon
tana last week to spend few weeks
with her husband. Mr.. Morrison
will be here about two weeks before
school opens.
+. w. Lutz and Harry Stanton
went to Moscow Tuesday morning
as delegates to the republican
county convention.
Hunters who went out Sunday
reported birds to be quite plenti-
fui. A number bagged the limit.
Native pheasants seem to be more
plentiful than grouse. Grouse,
prairie chickens. native pheasants
and turtle doves are tine only game
birds on which there Is an open sea-
son now. 1t is against the law to
kill quail and China pheasants until
November /.
S. A. Sutton of Cavendish was
in kendrick Wednesday on busl-
ness. Mr.. Sutton said he threshed
winter wheat on his place this week
that averaged 40 bushels to the
acre. He believes he will have an
average crop of 25 bushels from