The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-01-07
GLEANINGS

$62l 1892. 43. OF this sum $l04, 531-.
"a goes to the state. S135, I'll 76 to
the county and 1882. 468.73 to the
municipalities, schools and highway
districts.
Taxi" an adventure romance by
George Agnew Chamberlain will
appear in the Gazette in the form of
continued story in the hear
future.
Walter Bigham of American ridge
was in Lewiston, Wednesday, on
business.
The Sunshine Club of Kendrick
sent a number of aprons to the
Children's Home Finding and AID
Society of Idaho. The aprons were
sent at Christmas time and letter
from Mr.. Covington, superintend-
ent of the Home. stated that they
added much to the Christmas hap
piness of the children.
The power was off here for half a
day, Wednesday, on account OF
trouble on the line near Spokane.
A pole at Latah burned off and it
took some time to get material on
the ground to repair the damage.
G. G. Compton, Chauncy Compton
and A. Onstott went deel hunting
last week in the Leapold Canyon
country. Like many hunters this
fall they failed to bring home any
game.
Harry G.. Stanton was in Lewiston,
Wednesday, on business.
jim Cain of American ridge re-
turned from Spokane, Wednesday,
where he spent ten days visiting
friends.
John F. Wade went to Deary last
week to take charge of the Farmers
Warehouse. He has the position OF
manager of the business and enter
ed upon his new duties January l..
His family will remain here, at
least for the present.
A. V. DunkIe has just completed
a pipe-thawing transformer. 1t will
thaw frozen water pipes up
to one inch in diameter, by connect
ing it to the power line. 1t will
save digging up the frozen pipe in
case the weather gets cold enough
this winter to make necessary its
use.
There will be a general meeting
of the stockholders of the Kendrick
Rochdale Company, January ID, IN
their office in Kendrick.
= Miss Rose Wolff, who is teaching
near Hayden Lake. returned. to her
school work. Tuesday. after spend
ing her Christmas vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Wolff of Potlatch ridge. Her
brother. Herbert, accompanied her
as far as Spokane.
Rev. H. T. Greene of Lewiston
was m kendrick the first of the
week, the guest OF Rev. and Mrs,
Mort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Bruseth OF
Spokane spent New Years day with
relatives on Bear ridge.
The Latah County officers began
another two years term, Monday
There were no changes made as the
same officres were all reelected last
fall. 1t is straight republican
official staff as before.
Mrs. A. G.. Deeter of Moscow
visited at the home of DR.. and Mrs
j. H. Kelley the first of the week.
Mrs. j.. /. MItcham of Tiger
Wash, arrived last week to look
after business matters here.
Mrs. Elsie Haven of American
ridge spent the Holidays with hen
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Late Keen oil
Moscow.
The American Legion dances here
have been we'll patronlZed this fal
and winter. A large crowd attend
ed the dance last Friday night.
j. |. Mltcham writes from Tiger
WASH, that he and his wife like
their new home pretty we'll bu
they may sell as they have an OPP
portunity to make a good profit OF
their Investment. He said that hi
judges there are still three demo
Gratis in Kendrick precinct as he saw
in the Gazette that Today Long go
three votes for Justice of thu
Peace.
X Sylvia Cook of Potlatch ridge
INVENT to Lewiston Tuesday Afternoon
where he expects to remain for /;
month or more.
Charles Taylor, who is attending
business college In Spokane, visited
friends here last week. His father
William Taylor, is now living al
Moscow.
Henry Hill has treated his house
to coat of paint, inside and out
1t is great Improvement anC