The Kendrick gazette., 1920-12-10
Over The County

JuIaetta Record: Groseclose &
Richardson moved their stock OF
goods into their new quarters III
the Perryman brick building last
week which they purchased recent
ly. They have been busy the past
several davs arranging the stock on
the shelves and fixing up things
generally. The firm now has
SPLENDID quarters for their business
and are preparing to serve their
patrons to much better advantage.
Deary Press: And now, right here
in our midst we have a writer OF
songs whose first effort, now ready
for the public bids fair to place her
at once IN the ranks of the really
famous ballad makers of the day.
The Press acknowledges the receipt
of complimentary copy of "The
Day Begins and Ends With You."
by Glare Allen Reid and Richard
Gerard, the composer of Sweet
Adellne." There can be no higher
compliment paid to this new song
than that of E. M. Wicke, music
critic Of the Dramatic Mirror, who
says of it: "In my judgement, this
semi hlghclass ballad by Dick Ger
ard, of Sweet Adeline" fame. and
Mrs. Reid, new writer from the
West, is better than many of the
songs now on the market as assured
successes.
The song is very pretty and appeal
ing. The air is IN the popular
"three-four,' or waltz time, to
which dreamy and romantic style
the words of love song always
adapt themselves.
Troy News: Last Sunday the or
ganiZation OF the veterans Of
Foreign Wars club was effected.
The boys will meet IN the building
, next door to the Grand Theatre.
They will share the building with
the American Legion and the two
; associations will build up club
room and assembly, room.
Genesee News: With bins groan-
ing under load of corn, ware
houses piled high with high grade,
. apples and fields dotted with i'm
mense stacks of hay, many families
IN the Yakima valley are unable to
raise enough money to pay interest
on mortgages, or even the grocery
bill IN some cases. exemplifylng the
possibility of almost starving in the
midst of plenty.
This condition is the resultOt the
absolute refusal of dealers in these
communities to offer any quotations
at which they will accept them.
: For the first time in years there
: is no established price at which hay
F., can be marketed. Apples, too, are
i, not salable at any price. On the
e other hand, apples are not being
! offered at less than $l.75 a box nor
t is hay offered at less than $l8 ton.
Star Mirror: A meeting OF Latah
county sportsmen is callcd for FRI
. day evening, December 10. in Carl
Smiths Office in the Masonic temple.
and every one interested in hunting
or fishing is requested to be present.
A good program of short talks is be-
ing arranged by L. E. Brooks.
= county game warden. All members
elect of the legislature for this and
several other north Idaho counties
are expected to be present and the
changes IN present laws or the for
nation of new laws will be discuss
y ed. Men who have hunted Zig
game and little game in the wilds
i of the northwest will be there
b and talk on the various kinds of big
O game. An expert elk hunter will
6 talk on elk. A man who has killed
= bears will talk on Bruin. and there
x will be experts for every variety of
n game and fish to tell of their ex-
o periences IN running these to their
q lairs and killing them. lhe meet
ing will be open to all and every
body is invited to attend and take
IS part IN the discussions.