The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-07-08

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X Mrs. A. Carlson OF Spokane is
spending the week at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Ali.
Mrs. Llnburg of Spokane, spent
the week end in kendrick with her
friend, Miss Manila Hanson.
E. R. Porter of Dayton, WASH,
spent the Fourth here with rela-
tIves.
Found Purse, containing small
amount of cash. Owner call at
Gazette office.
The Frank Dresser family OF
Genesee spent the Fourth with the
N. Brooke family.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. G. OldfeId and
son Max of Spokane arrived Sunday
to spend the first of the week with
friends.
Miss Florance Hollada of Clar ks
ton spent Sunday and Monday in
Kenurick with ner mother and
sisters.
- Mrs. Ernest Randall and son visit
ed relatives here the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. ID. Bradshaw re-
turned, Tuesday, from visit with
friends in Lewiston and Asotln.
They spent the Fourth at Win
chester.
Mayor William Huyette of Clarks-
ton came up on the morning train
Monday to spend the day in Kend-
rick meeting old friends. Mr.. HUy-
cite was formerly assistant cashier
OF the Farmer Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Porter and
children came over from Culdesac
Sunday to visit friends and take in
the celebration the following day.
The annual Stockholders meeting
of the Kendrlck Rochdale Company,
will take place at their office in
Kendrlck. Thursday, July ID at
1890 a. m.
Roy and Fred Florance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mckeever of Charleston
spent the Fourth IN Kendrick with
friends.
x Mr.. and Mrs. James Kayler of
Peck arrived last Saturday to spend
a few days with Mrs. kayler's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benscoter,
on American ridge.
X +. A. Foyer, better known mere as
rip" writes from New Ulm. Min
nesota that when he has made his
stake" he is coming back to Idaho.
He said in part: "You perhaps have
heard what a fine wheat country
Minnesota is. Well, it's all bunk
six and seven bushels to the acre
last year. When | told them how
much they raised on the Big Pot
latch nearly got mobbed."
( Some people are blaming pro-
hibition for the large acreage OF
corn in the Potlatch.
The population of Spokane is now
placed at 10000, a gain of 5000
over the figures taken by the fed
eraI census in 1920. The estimate
is based on statistics assembled by
the school authorities, power and
telephone companies. The increase
in the census is 1923 pre- cent. Spok-
ane has 1886 persons enumerated
on its school census. The popua-
ton just over the city boundaries
which is part of the community
trading total, is placed at $1,000.
Bear ridge won an easy victory
over Deary.las week in a one-slded
game of baseball, by score of IL
tO2.
Experts in potato growing from
the university of Idaho will visit
eighteen counties OF the state in
the next two months in a program
of field work with farmers in CO.
operation with county farm bur
eaus. A potato conference was
held in Spokane on July 2, after
which E. K. Bennett. field horticul
turist, went to Bonner county tc
spend a week. North Idaho is max
ing a special effort to produce high
class seed potatoes under state
supervision.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Knepper anc
family left yesterday for Boise
where they will visit Mr.. Knepper.
parents. They were accompanied
by DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Weniger ant
son, George. The trip will be made
by auto over the state highway
which, although not finished, i,
open to travel.
f, 1t is estimated that not over hall
dozen people from Moscow attend
ed the Kendrick celebration, while
close to 200 came up from Lewiston
M. O. Raby says that after expert
menting tor some time with logan
berries he believes the sell on hi
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