The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-10-07
Over The County

Den DuSn were over ITOIIl MuSCVW
Tuesday afternoon in the interest
.of securing certain piece OF road
ito connect with the highway in the
Paradise mountain section and were
in session with the Genesee High
way commissioners.
They also pledged their support
TO bring pressure to bear upon
the Moscow Highway commission
ers for the completion Of the Mos
COW end Of the Paradise mountain
road.
While this section of road will
be of no particular advantage to
Genesee they are very ANXIOUS that
at be completed. 1t is very much
to Muscow's interest to see that the
missing link" of that particular
road be completed and there IS no
good and sufficient reason why 1t
shouldn't be.
Moscow is making fuss about
the completion of the missing
link" near the head of the Lewiston
grade-and she has one right at her
own door and it is up to Moscow to
build it,
Let's patch our own clothes be-
fore we begin to talk about the rag
ged condition of our neighbors.
Jullaetta Record: Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Giese celebrated their silver
wedding at their home last Sunday.
The affair was most elaborate one
and about seventy persons were
present, including children, and
spent the day most pleasantly. A
sumptuuus dinner was feature of
the occasion, and there was plenty
and to spare of everything good to
eat for all present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Giese were the recipients of numer-
Gus handsome and useful presents,
including silverware. Those in
attendance report 1T one OF the most
ENJOYABLE events of the season.
Deary Press: Deputy Sheriff Pat
Malone arrested two men at Bovlll
Wednesday, and upon searching
them and their belongings found
a full equipment of cracksmen's
tools, including guns, masks, soup
etc. Pat took the whole caboodle
to Moscow where the men were
Jailed and the personal property
turned over for evidence.
The men, who were apparently
foreigners, dropped into BovlIl
last Tuesday and went to Camp {
where they said they were from Pa.
louse and were looking for work
They stayed over night at the camp
On Wednesday morning Pat, who
had reasons for suspecting thai
there was an Ethiopian in the fue
heap, went to Camp to look the
men over but they had gone. Upor
returning tu Bovil Pat found the
gentlemen there and gathered then
in. A reasonable superstition II
that they were about to pull off
lob" here or at BoviI, but De.
putty Malone's watchfulness upse
their plans.
Star-Mlrror: Expenditures in run
nlng the "a Latah county schoo
districts for the past year, endinl
July II, 1921, amounted to $27l.
.O72.77, according to the annual re
port of Miss Lillian Skattaboe
Latah county superintendent of pub
lie instruction, to Miss Ethel E
Redfeld, state superintendent o
public instruction. The report wa
made public Saturday
This is an increase IN expens
over 1920 of $49, ,638.66. Total es
penditures for the year of 1872
were $221, ,434.l1.
OF the "a districts 81 are regula
districts and the other 10 ar
divided as follows: Independent di:
rtricts, two; consolidated districts
four, one rural high school distric
and three joint districts. In the 8
districts there are SO school bullt
ings used. nine of which are buiIC
ings with more than tour room
rs one-room buildings, II two-roo
buildings, one three-room buildln,
and three fuur-room buildings.
One hundred eighty-nine teacher
are employed in the county. Thel
ARE OF this number, q men and II
women. The average annual salal
of all teachers is S984.15 The ave
s.ouo animal saiary,Of fha uomen