The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-06-10
News Items of Local Interest

County Agent Fletcher of Moscow
was in Kendrick the first of the
week on business.
Y Walter McCrea, Elmer BechtoI
and Ralph Knepper spent the week
end fishing in Bull Run creek near
Elk River. Unfortunately Game
Warden Brooks was also fishing
along the banks of the creek, so the
Kendrick party had to be satisfied
with the limit of so each. Mr..
Brooks stated last Sunday that he
had inspected fifteen fish baskets In
the Elk River country that day and
found the game laws were being
observed in regard to the size of
fish caught and most anglers had
wide margin to spare without
breaking the law as 1t applies to
the limit.
Mrs. Neal Nelson of Charleston ar
rived last Saturday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ben
scooter, on American ridge.
Mr.. Westover. who is farming
near Bovard, went to Moscow, Sat-
urday, to attend the funeral of his
mother. Mrs. Westover was over
80 years OF age at the time of her
death and was one of the pioneer
residents of Moscow.
jeff Buckles and daughter. Nellie,
of Agatha, were in kendrick last
Friday on business.
A. V. Dunkle went to Moscow
Tuesday afternoon to take one of
the higher degrees in Masonry.
Mrs. Westendahl returned last
week from the hospital at Moscow,
where she spent several weeks re-
covering from her operation.
Cottonwood has issued a call for
an election July to authorize
bonds in the sum of $4,000 for paw
ing and street work.
The electric power was OFT a great
er part of the morning Tuesday,
owing to cross arm burning off on
the line between Kendfick and Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Wagner
drove to Walla Wala last week in
their car to attend a Seventh Day
Adventist camp meeting. They re-
turned Tuesday.
Fred Bolon left Monday morning
for Helena, Montana, where he has
job shearing sheep.
DR.. and Mrs. Moser and daughter,
Lucille, were in Kendrick a short
time Sunday visiting friends.
Jack BuckaIlew, little three-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Buckallew OF Jullaetta. met with
quite serious accident last Sunday
evening. He secured a bottle of
vapo creseIene from table and in
removing the cork splashed some of
the acid in his face, on his neck and
hands, causing severe burns. The
acid is crude form of carbolic. DR.
Rothwell was called from Kendrick
to attend the injured boy.
The tug OF war between Potlatch
ridge and the rest of the world is
already creating considerable in
terest. 1t has been suggested that
Harry Hupp of Little Bear ridge
would make an excellent captain of
the World team. It's going to take
more than half ton OF muscle to
defeat those P0tlatchers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Candee OF
Moscow spent Sunday in KendrlcK
with friends.
E. r. Porter writes from Dayton,
Wash, that since Kendrick defeat
ed Lewiston's baseball team the
chances were good to get a game
with Dayton's crack team. Day,
ton and Lewiston played very
close game at Dayton about two
weeks ago. Manager Wilcox is in.
vestlgating the proposition.
Bob Brown received a telegram
from the Alaskan Engineering De
partment offering him a position
as gas pumpman at Anchorage
Alaska, at a salary of $l55 pei
month Mr.. Brown immedlatel y
wired his acceptance of the Offer
and expects to start soon for Alaska
He has bother in-law, Captain
Jones, who is stationed at Anchor
age. 1t was thru his influence tina
the position was secured. 10,
Scmarcla, who was section boss her,
few years ago has a section jot
with headquarters at Anchorage.
Thos. Mcdowell was IN Spokan
the first of the week on business.
The Troy chautauqua will b,
held June Is to Is inclusive; julia
eta chautauqua. June Is, II ant
l9 inclusive. A picnic will be hell
IN the Juliaetta park on the 18th
Kendrick chautauqua, June Is to i
inclusive.
Mrs. Jennie Plummer lett Sunda,
night for pomeroy where she at
tended a convention of the Womel