The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-10-28
News Items of Local Interest

cleared as high as thousand dol
lars an acre from this crop. They
are getting $4.75 per case F. O.. b.
Lewiston, or an average of trifie
less than 10c head.
no. II. MACPHERSON was a Moscow
visitor the first of the week.
CSheriff John l.. Woody was in
kendrick last Saturday. While
mere he located a still in the hills
near town. He took 1t back to
Moscow with him and up to the
present time no one has claimed it.
X Little Miss Eleanor HERES, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. HERES of
this place, was taken to Moscow
last Friday to the GritmaE hospital.
She was suffering from pneumonia
and appendicitis and for while was
IN very critical condition, but is
reported much better today (rhurs-
day).
Speaking of white mule, 2 rustic
sports were uncertainty fiivvering
their way home from the county
seat. BILL" SAID Henry, II wancha
to be very careful. FRS thing y
know you'll have US IN ditch.
"Me?" said Bill IN establishment.
"Why, | thot you were drivin'. =
According to estimates sent outby
bankers and grain buyers of Mos
COW, the wheat growers of that Sec
tlon are still holding approximately
60 per cent of this years crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gardner return
ed from Lenore Thursday morning,
where Joe has had charge of the
warehouse for the Vollmer Clear
water Co. during the wheat hauling
period.
Rev. Henry r. Green of Lewiston
visited at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
Howard w. Mort this week.
DCharlie Jessup of Juliaetta, who
accompanied Martin Thomas and
son, Harold, on their big hunting
trip, said that the scenery in Vel
lowston park wasn't to be compared
in grandeur to the Crags in the
Lochsa country. This fall was Mr.
Jessup's first trip to the upper
Lochsa country and he was very
much impressed with the wonderful
scenery.
4 Mrs. Harris Benscoter and toul
children of Bovill, and Ralph Bel
lews. visited at the r. F. Bighan
, home the first OF the week.
The Okoke klootchman Club me
at the home of Mrs. A. V. Dunkle
"Wednesday evening. Miss Dermott
teacher In the Kendrick schools, wa
a guest of the club.
A big coyote hunt is being plan
(, ned by owners Of hunting dogs il
Latah and adjoining counties. Gam
: Warden Brooks is one of the leader
I in the movement. The hunt will b
D held on Paradise Mountain, nea
Moscow, and hunting dogs are ex
pected from all over North Idaho
, The meet will be held Tuesday
November /.
S. P. Callison and grandson, Norls
are leaving this week for a week
! outing in the Big Island country.
Miss Edith Boyd, Will Hechtner
81 John Vincent, Mr., and Mrs. job
Carlton, Miss Edna Freshman, Mrs
> Mary Mccall and sons, all spent
E very pleasant day, Sunday, at tn
l home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank vii
{ ken.
d Donald McCrea returned the frs
of the week from Alaska, where h
has spent the past year and hall
u He had some great experiences
0 particularly along the line of hunt
J, ing and fishing. He saw man
d Kodiak bears in their native haunt
U and he and his party We're mor
than once forced to take to the tree
to escape from them. One be a
{ killed by Lr. Chase weighed $50
: pounds. Donald expects to spen
{ the winter here and will help hi
! father in the hardware store. Wa
{ ter is expected home from Ker
lucky, Sunday. He will also spen
. the winter here with his parents
4 The boys, under the supervision {
IS Mr.. McCrea, are going to max
n some substantial improvements /
O the store.