The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-06-18
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings In This state
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Cherry Shipment Season Late.
Snake river valley cherries are now
ready for picking and shipping in the
orchards along the river below Lewis
ton.
Plan Farm Bureau Picnic.
GRANGEVILLE.-Th agricultural
committee of the Grangeville CONNER
cial club has set July 10 as date for
a countrywide picnic and get-together
meeting of the farm bureau.
Summer Science School.
MOSCOW.-The annual summer
science school for teachers opened at
the University of Idaho Monday, and
will be in session six weeks. Presi-
dent and Mrs. Ldley expect to leave
Moscow in short time and will 60
to the coast for a visit and rest.
Hartman's Death Sudden.
d. M. Hartman "a pioneer of the
central Idaho country, died recently
from heart failure. Mr.. Hartman came
west nearly 40 years ago, first set
Ting in Occur d'Alene. then in Grange
Vile about 20 years ago. He has re-
sided in Charleston during the last few
years.
Odd Fellows in Convention.
COEUR D'ALENE-Coeur dAlene
was host to hundreds of Odd Fellows
nd PnhoLoh iofo LSrSl Co.
urday, gathered here to attend the re-
ception to Henry v. Borst of Amster-
dam, N. Y, grand sire of the Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows. Sub
ordinate and Rebekah lodges also held
district conventions.
Bid On Idaho Highways.
Three federal aid state highway
contracts will be awarded this week as
the result of bids opened by the bu-
reau of highways. Two are for Twin
Falls county and one for Kootenai
county. Project No. 20 is on the north
and south highway, Kootenai county,
between Harrison and eBauty bay,
12h miles.
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MISSOULA.-Report from Ravalli
county say posses of ranchers are
searching the upper end of the Bitter
Root alley for two men wanted for the
murder of an aged couple named Jen-
nings near Bancroft, Idaho, on May ~.
They are believed to have abandoned
their automobile, which they stole
hn 1oip IN scto 1nl %
brush. Authorities at Pocatello have
offered reward of $1,000 for the cap
ture of the two men.
John Celaya and c. E. johnson. muir
der suspects were arrested at Missou-
la. The car alleged to have been taken
from their aged victims was found in
garage. They are held ON a murder
| charge.
Lapwai Elks Win.
LEWISTON.-June 10 was a red
letter day for Elkdom in this part Of
the Inland Empire, 200 candidates hav-
ing been received into the order to the
accompaniment of celebration the
like of which has never been seen
here. The Lapwai Elks had the most
original float and were awarded the
first prize of 1925. About Is Elks,
dressed as Indians in full war regalia,
mounted the artistically decorated
float, and a number of real Nez Perces
in tribal costume, riding spirited
horses, formed body guard around
the float. Uniontown carried off Sec
Ond hOnOrs, and prize of 500, while
IlO-Nez Perez and Pomeroy won third
and fourth prizes of SIS and $50.
Add to Faculty Of ~"
| MOSCOW-Dr. J. F. Messenger,
who for the last II years has been
head of the department of education
and director of the summer school Of
the university Of Vermont, has &C.
cepted the position of dean of the
school of educ alton of the University
OF Idaho. DR.. Eugene Taylor, assist
ant professor of mathematics at the
University of Wisconsin, has teen
named head of the University Of Ida
hos mathematical department. Dean of
Women Permeal ]. French having been
granted years leave of absence, Miss
Evelyn M. Butler, who recently has
been director of the Butler college
residence and adviser of that institu-
TONS women students, has been ap-
pointed acting dean of women
Officers Elected by G. A. r.