The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-12
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Gazette office became balky this
week because of ''busted belt"
1t took two days to get the belts
here as they are endless affairs and
have to be a certain width and
thickness. The Genesee News hap
pened to have supply on hand and
by sending them over relieved the
situation. The paper is oelow par
this week on account of the belt
episode.
Mrs. G. S. Porter entertained a
number of her friends informally
last night. A very delightful even
ing was spent playing bridge.
Levi Swayze of Charleston, WASH,
is now working with VIM. Rogers
in the barber shop. Mr.. Swayze is
an exceptionally good barber and
has had long experience at the
business. He began work here the
first of the week.
Mrs. Ben CalIison and Mrs.
William Cain are. in Lewiston this
week for medical treatment.
Frank Boyd purchased fine
Shorthorn bull from the Rothrock
herd at Sprague, Wash. 1t was
shipped here this week and is a
splendid looking animal. Frank
expects to build silo and go into
the dairy business quite extensive
ly. The Helpman place, which he
is farming is we'll adapted to dairy
ing. 1t is interesting to note the
tendency lately on the part of the
farmers, to 20 into the stock lals-
ing or dairy business. They are
also getting high grade stock to
start their herds.
Herman Meyer of Potlatch ridge
was taken to Lewiston Thursday
afternoon to undergo an operation
for pleural pneumonia. DR.. Stone
burner accompanied him to Lewis
ton and he said he believed it would
be necessary to tap the lung. This
case of pneumonia followed an at
tack of influenza, which Mr.. Meyer
contracted some time ago.
j. C. Bean of Big Bear ridge
shipped in some thorough bred O.
l. G. hogs this week. He expects to
start a herd of blooded hogs and
will use the recent shipment for the
foundation of the herd. He says
that in Oregon where he came from
nearly every farmer kept well bred
stock, and there is no reason why it
won't pay here.
g. G. Oldfield writes from Cali
fornia that he and his family have
located at Santa Cruz and expect to
make their home there. 1t Is city
of $4,000 inhabitants, situated at
the base of the Santa Cruz Noun
tains on the east and the ocean on
the west. 1t is popular summer
resort and is 85 miles out from San
Francisco. The bathing in the bay
is said to be one of the safest places
along the entire coast. The
Oldfields say that while they like
the California climate and are
quite we'll satisfied there, they miss
their Kendrick friends and the good
times they used to have here.
Herman Koepp of Potlatch ridge
has herd of ten registered Short
horn cattle. The cows are of the
milk strain and are good general
purpose animals. Mr. Koepp says
there are number of fine herds of
Shorthorn cattle in Nez Perce
county
William Cox of American ridge
was in Lewiston Wednesday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Ramsey Walker of Wallace
arrived Wednesday afternoon to
visit Mrs. S. E. Grow for few days.
c. s. Carroll, proprietor of the
Kendrick Auto Co., says he received
notices from the wholesale houses
that prices on automobile tires had
been advanced thirty percent. This
doesn't look like falling prices.
All officers and members of Can
yon Post No. 66 Of the American
Legion are requested to be present
at a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee at the City Hall. Saturday
night. March 13. Important busl-
ness on hand. All members should
be there.
Claud Stanton arrived in Kend-
rick last week to visit his mother
and brothers here. Mr.. Stanton
has position in the Bremmerton
navy yards. He has been located
there for several years.
Charles McKeever has purchased
the residence property now occu-
pied by the John Florance family.
He and his wife will move into
their new home as soon as the
Florance family move to Charleston,
which will be soon after school
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