The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-06-24

DIR. s. A. Roe of Lewiston was in
Kendrick on professional business
last Sunday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Roe,
Mrs. H. N. Roberts of Lewiston ar
rived Wednesday to visit at the home
Of Mrs. John Wade.
Q. Z. Macpherson is spending the
\ week at the N. E Ware home on Big
Bear ridge. Tuesday he caught a 10
inch trout in Pine Creek.
o. G. Compton went to Peck on the
afternoon train Tuesday to visit his
son, Stewart.
The village board has ordered two
drinking fountains which will be plac-
along Main street, for the use of the
general public
1t is said that James Hyland, who
was arrested at Spokane as one OF
the three bandits who captured the
cashier of the Addy State Bank and
afterwards robbed the bank of $4,000,
has been Identified as one of the men
who tried to hold up Mrs. Crotinger,
wife of the Bovill State Bank, about
two weeks ago. Mrs. Crotinger went
TO Spokane to identify the bandit.
In 1920 the people of the United
States spent 22,700, 900. 900 for lux
uries. This was more money than was
expended on education in the entire
history of the country
Kendrick Star Rebekah Lodge No.
II, at the regular session Tuesday,
June 21, elected the followign officers
for the ensuing term: Mrs DolIie
Lewis, Noble Grand; Mrs Nellie Dee
ter, Vice Grand; Mrs. Mabel C. Kelly,
Junior Past n. Grand; Mrs Effie
Kite, recording secretary; Thomas
Sturdevant, financial secretary; Mrs.
Minnie Mcdowell, treasurer.
Walter and Harold Thomas arrived
last Friday evening from Everett,
Wash, in their Ford coupe. They
made the trip from Everett in two
days and had no car trouble on the
road. They will probably remain here
all summer at least. Walter is help
ing with the work at the kendrick
Hardware this week.
John Roush was taken to a Mos
COW hospital last Friday afternoon.
lie has been in very poor health for
some time and was in such a critical
condition that it was though best to
give him the benefit of hospital treat
men, He was taken to Moscow by
f. W. Lutz, A. V. Dunkle and Lloyd
Stanton.
Josephine Foyer of Troy spent the
week end in Kendrick with friends.
Is. g. Johnson of Charleston was
transacting business in Kendricl,
Tuesday.
e. w. Lutz returned from Lewiston
tuesday morning after spending sew
eral days there on business
An unusually large crowd attended
the dance given by the American Leg
ion At the Fraternal Temple last
Friday night
Mrs. r. F. Bigham was a Moscow
visitor the first of the week.
The kendrtck ball team will go to
FoVill Sunday for a game. Bovill
has good team and played Julia
eta IA innings last Sunday. The
game was won by Juliaetta.
Or, l4andquist returned from Burke
the first of the week and is now
mack in his dental office here, look
irg after his practice. He spent about
two weeks in Burke.
Walter Housley, Hendricks marsh
al and street commissioner has been
moving the weeds along the streets
and alleys getting the town in good
shane for the big celebration.
Rev and Mrs. Robert M Hood and
family are shipping their household
goods this week. They expect to leave
some time next week for Rawlins
wyoming, where Mr.. Hoods church
work will begin July l.
x In breaking up that "settin' hen"
here last week Sheriff Woody took all
The celebration out of somebody's
Fourth OF July.
Great preparations are being made
Tor the calithumpian parade to be
held here the morning of July 4th,
as part of tho grand celebration. A.
Wilmot is originating some unique
entries which will be worth seeing.
It's "cincl." there's going to be
some fun that day.
Mrs M. Block received word last
week that her sister, Mrs. Bertha
oberlande had passed away at a
Spokane hospital. Owing to the i'll
ness of Mrs. Bleck's daughter, Mable,
1t was impossible for her to go to
Spokane to attend the funeral Mrs.
oherlande lived on Potlatch ridge
some time ago and will he remember
ed by some of the older residents.
x r. TT. Dammarell and two sons,
kester and Edgar, and Walter Nc
Crea left early Tuesday morning for
Chatcollette Lake for a few DAYS
fishing trip. They drove to the lake
in the Dammarell car.
Bill Mielke of Cameron and Orphis
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