The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-09-23
News Items of Local Interest

Mrs. w. M. McCrea who has been
visiting her parents and other rela-
tives at Everett, Wash, for the
past two months, returned home
Monday.
x Manager Stanton has scheduled
game to be played between the
Kendrick Kids and the Troy Juniors
at the Troy Fair next week.
teachers institute will be held
at Lewiston the first week IN Nov
ember.
\ Raymond Keisel Of Spokane is
spending couple of weeks with his
mother, Mrs. A. C. Deter.
Mrs. j. F. ImbIer returned to
Spokane Tuesday after visiting sew
eral days here with her husband.
J. F. Papineau auctioneer of Mos
COW, spent Tuesday night in kend-
rick. He cried the Mulkey sale at
Crescent, Tuesday.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met
in the basement OF the church We'd
nesday afternoon. This is the FIRST
meeting of the year.
F. W. Atkeson until recently en-
ployed as field man and secretary
treasurer of the Southwest Jersey
Cattle Breeders Association, is the
new head Of the depar tment of
dairy husbandry in the University
of Idaho college of agriculture. He
succeeds Prof. II. 2. Davis. who
resigned some weeks ago to accept a
similar position in the University
of Nebraska.
Louis Otnis of Moscow arrived
the first of the week to transact
business in this territory.
E. p. Atchison returned Wednes-
day morning from business trip
to Lewiston.
Claud Stanton of Bremmerton,
WASH, arrived last Saturday to
visit his mother and brothers here.
He has had three weeks outing in
the woods IN the vicinity of Elk
River. From here he will return
to Bremmerton where he has a
position IN the shipyards.
y Jack Heacox, proprietor OF the
Juliaetta confectionery, was trans
acting business in Kendrick Tues
day morning.
VIM. Meyers and son, Frank, pur-
chased big team from the Potlatch
L lumber Co. the first of the week
They will use the horses on their
homestead IN the Three Bear country,
where they expect to break out con-
siderable land this fall and winter
and will also do some logging.
NE. E. Mcdowell and son went to
Moscow Wednesday morning to con-
suit an eye specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Today Long went to
Pullman Sunday to spend the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Shumaker.
VIM. I. Belldeau of Lewiston is
working at the Farmers Bank in
the absence of Lester Croker. Mrs.
Belideau accompanied him here
They Will probably be here month
or more.
Claud Stanton transacted business
in Orofino Wednesday of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Long spent
Sunday on Bear ridge the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Ing!e.
v Pete Stump is advertising public
'~autctlon sale at his place near South.
wick. The date of the sale is Thurs
day, Sept. 20. He has a good list of
stuff for sale.
If you get sample copy of the
Gazette this week, remember that
you can have 1t coming every week
by sending in $1.50.
x Hester DammareIl and Cecil Cham
berlain went to Moscow Monday tt
begin their school work at the Uni
verslty Of Idaho.
Herman Wilson of the Washbur
Il Wilson Seed Co., was in Kendric t
last Saturday on business.
There are eight candidates after
the Moscow postmastersti p and only
one of them can get the job.
Walter Thomas returned last Sat
urday from visit with friends a
Everett, Wash.
x Wade Keen left the first of thu
week for the tall timber IN the I'D
per regions of the Clearwate
country. He may bring home al
elk.
& Manford Mutt of Juliaetta wa
transacting business in kendricl
Monday. He ran local ad in thu
Gazette a short time ago, to sci
his tomatoes and melons. He salt
he got splendid results and mad call
from nearly every section of tn
Potlatch country. Every fall h