The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-11-04
Over The County

election or OfhcerS TOOK place ana u.
G. Hoyt was chosen president for
the coming term. Other officers
elected were Alex Bohman, vice
president; DR.. E. s. Peterson, Sec
- rry; Alfred Sandell, treasurer;
II. n. Green, Rev. l. N. Hughes, W.
M. Duthie, II. M. Driscoll and T. A.
Myklebust, executive committee.
The club plans to keep up its ac'
tlvities, and has changed the plan
of evening meetings for the present
to MONDAY lunches. The first of
these was held IN the American
Legion headquarters on Wednesday
noon with a good attendance and
considerable important business was
cared for.
JuIlaetta Record: Louie Ogden
was in town today (Ihursday) and
states that he is now moving to the
ranch he rented some time ago in
the Peck section. His 12-year-old
daughter who suffered an attack Of
infantile paralysis about two months
ago. he thinks, is slowly improving.
Although she cannot walk without
assistance improvement is notice.
able, he says. She is now being
treated by DR.. Flte Of Lewiston,
who thinks the little girl will be
able to walk soon.
Genesee News: Work of shaping
up the new state road between
Genesee and Moscow is in shape
for acceptance bysthe state. All
has been completed for the past
several days. but there were several
places where the road had been
pretty badly worn by the heavy
trucks hauling gravel for surfacing
The missing link" is now in talr
condition tor all-weather travel and
it is now possible to make the entire
trip from Moscow to Lewiston on a
graveled road and the people of this
section of the country are duly ap.
preciative-of this fact.
There are those who think good
roads are a detriment to com.
munlty; that they cause trade to GO
to other points that rightfully be.
longs at home. This IS perhaps true
in measure, but 1t is hardly prob
able that anyone is going to drive tc
Moscow or Lewiston to trade il they
can get the same grade OF goods
at the same price at home.
Star Mirror: Deputy State Game
Warden l.. E. Brooks of this city
served warrants on DR.. r. G. Faust
RI. P. Mallory, &. R. Lawrence anc
u. K. Lawrence, of Deary, this
! county. and H. E. Walker of Joel
: charging them with the wantor
waste of game ANIMALS. The ar
rests were made in connection
: with the shooting of Elk on tht
Lochsa, the hunters having, it II
alleged, brought out seven elk head
and but a small qauntlty of meat
Investigation Oh the part of th'
officials a few days later showed
that a large quantity of meat hat
been destroyed in the district wher
the Latah county men are allege'
to have been shooting. The me-
will appear before Probate Judg
Byron of Idaho county, at Grange
willie, November 7, for hearing
~ The penalty provided by law tor tn
Il wanton destruction of game is SIS
+to $500 fine, or 80 days to six month
in Jail or both, at the discretion Q
the court.
The men involved are all we
known Latah county citizens an
deny any infringement of the stat
game laws.
Deary Press: Knight Reid seen
to be death on stumps. He has e,
tracted more than $50 of the vi
slightly beasts this fall on his ow
place and the Latah Realty Cor
pany's property. which he has rem
ed. He uses the wet straw methG
of burning and gets 'em root ar
branch. They burn as long as the
is any wood left in the ground.
Miss Opal Davis, daughter of M
and Mrs. Joe Davis of the FairvIe