The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-08

Large crowds are attending the
Troy Fair this week. Today is
Kendrick Day and q number from
here have planned to attend.
Mr.. Swayze said there was at
beast . wagon load OF bones dug up
near Arrow Junction. One Of the
bones was as large around as his
body. Most of them were badly
broken. as they were dug up by the
steam shovel.
After trying for a year or more,
Mr.. Bechtol has at last secured the
agency for the Edison monograph.
He received his contract the first
of the week. Along with the
agency tor the machines he signed
up for $1400 worth of records which
he is expecting soon. He will have
one of every record listed in the
Edison catalogue.
H. H. Daggeforde of Rockford,
WASH, is %transacting business In
this vicinity.
The John Kite family has moved
into the Mcdowell residence across
the street from the p~0stoffce.
w. Kjosness OF the faculty Of the
University Of Idahu was in kend-
rick on business.
Miss Anne Becker. who is teaching
near Garfield, visited friends on
American ridge the first of the
week. Miss Becker taught the
American ridge school several years
ago.
The Sam Nelson family left
Thursday for Ames, Oklahoma,
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Terry Of
Seattle arrived the first of the week
to visit Mr.. Terry's mother, Mrs.
Chas. Bodenhouse. Mrs. Terry ex-
poets to remain here for q time for
her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Compton are
moving this week to the Deeter.
bungalow in the lower end Of town.
Sam Stanton was in Moscow the
first of the week on business.
DR.. and Mrs. j. T. Moser and
daughter, Bernadine, Of Lewiston,
went to Spokane the first of the
week to consult a specialist. It
was thought that MISS Bernadine
would have to undergo an operation
on account of ear trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Carroll Of
Deary were in kendrick Wednesday
on business.
VIM. Hamilton Of Steele, Idaho,
was in Kendrick the first of the
week transacting business.
Mrs. s. E. Grow and sister, MISS
Augusta Hoke. moved to Lewiston
last Saturday. They have a little
cottage there and will make it their
home. It is near the home of Mrs.
Crows daughter. Mrs. Stanley Tai
bolt. Mrs. Crow and Miss Hoke
have lived in Kendrick many years
and it was with regret that their
friends here witnessed their de-
parture.
Miss fora Halseth went to Spok-
n Thursday morning to visit
friends.
Ed Wahl of Spokane visited at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ALL in Kend-
rick Wednesday.
William Taylor of Inisfall, AL
berta. arrived the first of the week
to visit his two sons here. He ex-
poets to locate somewhere in the
States, as he likes Uncle Sam better
than Canada. Mr.. Taylor is an
A No. l blacksmith.
Fred Croker and s. P. Callison
left the first of the week for the
Upper Clearwater country for a
months hunting trip.
John Kennedy of Lenore was in
Kendrick Tuesday %transactlng bust
ness.
mis-. AdIOu MCOTtTy spent the
week end visiting her folks at
Swetwater.
Adam Wegner. proprietor of the
Kendrick Auto Company, has taken
over the local agency for the Nash
car. He has a new car here for
demonstration purposes.
E. P. Atchison and two children
went to Montana the rirst of the
week for a short visit.
Congressman Burton l.. French
spoke to a large crowd at the Grand
Theater last night on some of the
important issues OF the day. His
address was very interesting, par
ticularly so as he was speaking to
his "home people,. KendrIck was
the boyhood home of Mr.. French
and his visits here are always look
ed forward to with a great deal of
interest. At election time he
always leads his ticket in kend-
rick precinct, which is a good in