The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-08-13
GLEANINGS

weeks and then go to Montana
where they own farm. Mr..
SWayze has been working in the
barber shop for William Rogers for
nearly year. He had to leave to
look after his farming interests and
will remain in Montana during the
coming year.
The Red Cross Pharmacy has Sc
cured the agency for the Brunswick
monograph. Mr.. Newton took
over the agency last week and ex-
poets to have a stock OF machines on
hand soon.
Will Glenn returned home the first
of the week from Portland. He has
been working in lumber camp on
the coast.
Mrs. Adolph Wegner spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wagner
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rogers, and
with her little daughter, Vivian.
From here she went to Seattle and
from there by steamer to Los An
geles and then to Arizona where
She will visit her husband.
A number of Masons and their
families went to Winchester, Sun
day, to attend the picnic. A special
train went from Lewiston and it
was crowded.
Dan Guy and Fred Florance spent
Sunday in Kendrick with friends
and relatives.
George and Elvira Atcnison were
taken to Lewiston Sunday where
they both underwent an operation
for the removal of their tonsils and
adenoids. They are getting along
very nicely.
Claud Stanton IS splendid swim
mer. To finish his evening he u.s.
ually dives from the top of plat
form built on the rocks at the edge
of the swimming hole. There are
very few men who have the nerve
to make the dive as it is high one.
CIaud hits the water like an arrow.
The season for hunting pheasants
and grouse opens Sunday, August
Is. 1t comes just right this year
for the town sports as they will be
able to take advantage of the hunt
ing on the opening day of the sea-
son.
DR.. Kelly and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. F. Walker started for the
tall timbers Sunday morning IN
search of huckleberries.
The hot weather was too much
for the ad setter of the Gazette last
week. Errors were made in the
advertisements of N. B. Long &
Sons and the Kendrick Hardware.
In N. b. Long & Sons ad overalls
were priced at $1.35 and light
weight union suits $2.45. These
prices should have been trans
posed. In the Kendrick Hardware
Company's ad it lead jack pump, but
should have been tank pump. Ten
years ago we might have laid the
blame on the little BROWN jug, but
there amt no sech animal now.
The county convention convenes
at Moscow Tuesday, August II. Del.
egates will be elected to the state
convention which assemblies August
"a, the republicans at Pocatelo and
the democrats at Idaho Falls. At this
convention a state ticket will be
nominated.
Mrs. Will BIeck went to Alberta
last Sunday to prove up on hel
homestead.
Carlson Hardware is freshenine
up the store front with coat OF
paint this week.
A good home town booster won't
buy Spokane bread when he can gel
just as good bread that is baked a
the local bakery. Let's make it ;
home-product town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Deeter wer,
in Kendrick the first of the weel
getting their affairs in shape pre-
paratory to moving their household
goods to Moscow. Mr.. Deeter say
that Lloyd Stanton is running tn
Moscow flour mil during the da,
shift and is getting along fine witt
the work.
A. E. Wilcox made trip to hi
ranch beyond Orotino last Sunday
returning early Monday morning
F. B. Smith, who has had consider
able experience in railroad work
took charge of the agents work her
during the absence of Mr.. Wilcox.
Miss Marian Bowman of Port
land, Oregon, arrived the first {
the week to visit her friend, Mi:
Edith Mckinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. McConne
and daughter, Jane, drove to Levi
ton Tuesday, returning Wednesda
morning.
A cloudburst near Plaza, Wash
delayed the night train Monds