The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-22
Over The County

OVeE Inc NOunIy
Juliaetta Record: A fairly good
crowd was out at the meeting Tues
day night called for the. purpose of
organizing Harding Coolidge
club. R. F. Pepple acted as tenn.
porary chairman and called the
meeting to order and the club was
soon organized with membership
of about II republicans which has
been considerably increased since.
G. W. Jessup was elected permanent
chairman, E. l.. Gallaher, vice
chairman and E. Chrlstophersen,
secretary-treasurer. After the elec-
tion of officers the following COM
mittees were chosen. Registration
E. w. Porter, who was instructed
to appoint other members of the
committee to the number thought
necessary tor registering and get
ing out the full republican vote.
Committee on Speakers r. F.
Pepple; Executive commlttee-Mrs.
Combs, Mrs. Jessup, Harry Kram
er, C. W. Jessup and Prof. Ander-
son.
Troy News: The Commercial club
and Fair Association met Wednes-
day evening and passed on the bills
incurred by the Fair. Not quite all
of the bills were in but those in
were ordered paid. The financial
statement will appear in the News
as soon as the hooks can be closed.
The matter of the big drive for the
Salvation Army was brought up.
The quota for the Troy district was
$4OO.0O. Troy citizens took hold Of
the matter in a hurry and the a.
mount was raised in a few minutes.
The matter of holding Fair in
Troy next fall was then spoken of
and every one in the house voted
yes. So look out next fall tor an
other rousing good time.
Genesee News: A dispatch from
Salem, Ore, says: Erred Williams,
member of the Oregon public, SER
vice commission, partly severed
the index finger of his left hand
while splitting wood at his home
here"
Moral: Let the women split the
wood, thus avoiding useless &C.
cldents.
Deary Press: Sam Anderson has
purchased the general merchandise
stock of Edward Rollefson and, is
now in possession. The last week
was spent IN taking inventory, a
number of people being employed
in order to get the work over as
early as possible so that the deal
could be completed. Mr.. Anderson
is Deary boy, as every one knows,
and there is no reason why he
should not make complete success
of his venture. He has been in
business IN st. Maries for the past
year or more. Mr.. and Mrs. Rollef
son have conducted the store fol
four years and the business is on {
solid basis. They have not yet de-
cided upon their future plans but
will remain here for couple o,
weeks in order to get collections
and other business matters cleared
up. They have hosts of friends il
and around Deary and the com
munity will regret to lose them.
Star Mirror: Rudolph Schultz, ar
rested by Deputy Sheriffs Summer
field and Malone, for a series o
burglaries in this county, today en-
tered plea of guilty to charge o
burglary IN the first degree an
Judge Steele sentenced him to fror
four to fourteen years at hard iabo
IN the penitentiary. He will b
sent to Boise to begin serving hi
sentence just as soon as travelln
guard can come after him. Schult
is the man who perpetrated fou
burglaries at Deary and two q
Pennington, Washington. HIS pal
ents live near Deary and are sal
to be respectable, hard workin