The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-01-14
Over The County

Jullaetta Record: Inc edlt0r Oh
the Record who has been quite i'll
for the past week, was taken to
Lewiston this week to the st. Joseph
hospital for treatment. 1t was
fouEd upon his arrival there that a
worn out condition of the system
and a general breakdown of the
nerves was the chief cause of his
trouble. Mrs. Bulen and Amos
Nigh accompanied him to the hos
pital, and he was met upon his ar
rival by his brother from Pendle-
tun, Oregon. From recent reports
Mr.. Bulen is pr ogressing nicely and
it is hoped for his speedy recovery.
A good and faithful citizen is al
ways missed from progressive
,community-By a friend.
Deary Press: John F. Wade is
now IN charge of the Farmers Ware
house and elevator, having succeed
ed W. Davis, who resigned last
week. Mr.. Walde has conducted
the Kendrlck Rochdale warehouse
at Kendrlck for the past twelve
years. He is competent and ex-
perlenced grain man. During the
winter at least Mr.. Wade will
leave his family in Kendrick, where
he owns a nice home, but expects to
move to Deary in the spring. AS
long as Mr.. Davis leaving the COM
pany has made it necessary to Sc
cure another manager, we do not
know of a better man than Mr..
Wade that could have been employ
ed, and the Press joins IN bidding
HIM and his family welcome to our
midst.
Troy News: The Copper Chief
Mining and Milling company will
start operations on their property
east of Troy on Bear creek soon.
The first work Will be to do some
prospecting on lead OF cobalt that
has made good showing at the
assay office. This ore is of high
quality and of such quantity that it
promises to be worth mining.
Star-Mirror: Harry RAIDER, a mill
wright at the Mark P. Miller mill,
was cauhgt IN a counter shaft and
received injuries from which 1t can
hardly be expected that he can re-
cover. Mr.. RAIDER was working
alone on the third floor of the mill
I when the accident happened. 1t is
presumed that his clothing wound
up on the counter shaft revolving
the body of the man like pin
wheel. He was caught high up
about the shoulders and his feet and
ankles were beat to pulp, scarcely
bone two inches in length being
left in his limbs below the knees.
A. C. Deeter, his working part.
ner, was the first to discover the un-
fortunate man. He was on the floor
below and heard the hammering of
RAIDERS body against the ceiling
and noticed the slowing down OF
the machinery of the mill. He
rushed to the third floor and dis
covered the man entangled on the
shaft. The mill was closed down
within minute after by Heae
Miller Hughes, and few minutes
after RAIDER regained consciousness.
and recognized the boys about him
q At the hospital it was found tha
there were internal injuries anc
that he was suffering from hemor
hages of the lungs.
Harry RAIDER is man of 81 year'
or more. He was married last fal
to Mrs. Hendrickson who was /;
resident of this city and has three
young children. His mother ant
two sisters and brother live a
Attica, Kansas. He has been EN-
ployed at the mill Eere since las
spring.
Mr.. RAIDER died shortly before
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. Whel
taken to the hospital he was con
scious, but the hospital authorize
expressed no hope for his recovery
His body was simply beaten to
pulp. TIE funeral arrangement
have not been decided upon.
AN GIL Nx YNIN