The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-08-05

traded his Chalmers car for a new
Sampson truck. He Will use the
truck to haul off his crop. ]
Mrs. Ralph Knepper and Mrs. A.
Y. Dunkle drove to Moscow Thurs
day to spend the day with rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mr.. G. G. Oldtield have
sold their property in Spokane and
moved to Cheney, WASH. where
MIR. OldtieId has purchased NOV
ing picture theater. |
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rogers
and son, Wilson. Adolph Wegner !
and Herman Wegner left Sunday |
afternoon for Elk City country for
two weeks outing.
Eddie Long returned from Oro-
fjno the first OF the week. de ex-
poets to use his big truck for haul
ing wheat to the Kendrick market.
Mrs. Anna Oylear of Charleston
arrived Wednesday afternoon to
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Berriman near Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Callison and
two families from Moscow went to
the Lochsa country last Saturday
for an outing. They camped above
the mouth of the Selway, but on
account of the large number OF
campers there they were unable to
secure desirable location. SO they
stayed but few days, returning
Wednesday evening. Mr. Callison
said the fishing was not very good.
but that it was reported to be better
about twenty miles up the Selway.
Halvor Nelson of Harrington,
WASH, arrived Thursday afternoon
to look after business interests In
this locality.
Henry Hill, the plumber. has &C.
cepted position with the Carlson
Hardware Co. He entered upon
the duties of his new position the
first of the month.
Billy Boyd arrived Sunday from
Oakland, California to visit his
brother, Frank. He has been work.
ing in big department store in
Oakland.
The household goods of Rev. Rein,
Sthe Lutheran minister of Cameron,
arrived here the first of the week
and were take to Cameron by auto
truck.
b. F. Sheehan, State Seed Com
missioner and Field Agronomlst of
the University extension division,
has rendered his resignation to be-
come effective August ]. Mr.. Shee-
han is to become affiliated with the
Western Seed Growers Marketing
Company of Salt Lake City.
The telephone on the private line
from the tramway warehouse on top
Of PotIatch ridge to the warehouse
IN Kendrick was out of order this
week. Otto Schuyler was called to
shoot the trouble" He found a
number of bad spices on the wire
so he connected the phone to the big
wheel that carries the tramway
cable and phoned to the warehouse
to do the same. The tramway now
has wireless" phone operating
perfectly. :,
Several outbuildings on the John
Roberts place on American ridge
/ were destroyed by fire last Sunday
morning. The fire was checked be-
fore it reached either the house OF
barn.
Mrs. ]. E. Nessly and Mr.. anc
Mrs. James CaIkins spent the weel
end at the Knepper home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Bibb returned
the first OF the week from visi
with friends at Lenore.
" MISS Esther Glenn returned hom
the first of the week from pomeroy
where she has been working IN tn
telephone office. She is now keep
ing books for the Vollmer Clear
water Co.
Mrs II. ri. Sparber returned t
her home in Anatone after spending
several days here with her brother
in-law.
Carl, Emulus and Buster Brow
left Thursday morning for Bi
Island on a fishing expedition, t
cover period of several days.
" The first Juliaetta grown waite
melons appeared on the local MAJ
ket this week. They are retailin
for 4 cents pound.
u Miss Ruth Dammarell who IS al
\ tending summer school in Lewiston
visited home folks over the wee
end.
Luther May of Spokane visite
friends here a short time the frs
OF the week. He is selling secul
tiles for large investment comr
any. Mr.. May was formerly Bea
ridger.