The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-06-03
.LATAH COUNTY
NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Clipped From The Columns
of Neighboring Papers.


died suddenly at Elk River early
Wednesday from carbolic acid
poisoning. The family was prepar-
ing for breakfast, we are informed,
and Mrs. Bohn, who was 81 wears
old, was sitting on the edge of her
bed, dressing. Mr.. Bohn had gone
into the kitchen and heard her cry
out, but when he reached her she
was past all human aid, having in a
tit of mental alteration drank from
bottle containing the acid. Sne
had been III for several days and
her mind was distracted over recur-
ling bad dreams, which convinces
Mr.. Bohn that she was temporarily
unbalanced mentally on the morn
ing of her DEATH. Besides the hus-
band she leaves four sons, AxeI,
Arthur, Edgar and Roy, and one
daughter, Mrs. Lily Garner. She
was born IN Norway. The funeral
was held at Park last Friday.
! Troy News: 1t has been practically
decided that there Will not be
celebration of tine Fourth of July
here this year, but that our people
will join with the local American
Legion IN assisting in the ceIebra-
ton given by the legion in Kend-
rick. This courtesy is fitting and
will be responded 20 by the people
of kendrick and that district at
Fair Time in the fall
Notwithstanding the low price of
beans, Harry DriscoIl, the new
manager of the Idaho Bean & Eleva-
tor Company, stated yesterday that
the amount of bean seed being
planted this spring is away above
the expectation of the company. He
says that considerable number of
farmers who got rid of their last
years crop entirely because of the
low price are coming to the COM
pany for seed. figuring that there IS
nothing to be gained IN letting the
summer fallow lie idle. He stated
that while the crop would not be
as large as that of last year, it
would be much larger than was ex-
pected a month ago.
Juliaetta Record: j. G.. Hamil has
just about completed his comma
ton brooder, brooder house, hot
house, incubator and incubator eel
lar. 1t is 20X20 concrete build
ing, has two rooms down stairs and
three upstairs. 1t has lOx10 space
for brooder stove. 1OxIO brooder
scratch shed, l0xl0 hot house, 6x20
incubator cellar, and l4x20 cellar.
The building and floors are all con-
crete and cost about $1,000 to put it
up. Bun Penland did the work.
Mr.. Hamil is engaged in the chick
en- business on quite scale and
now has about $50 White Leghorns
on his place.
Star-Mlrror: Saturday night the
big Oldsmobile car of Elmer Paul
son, county commissioner, went In-
to the ditch on the Viola hill and
was badly wrecked, while Mr.. Paul
son and several others of the seven
passengers IN the car, were quite
badly hurt. The accident occurred
: about $50 p. m. as the car was COM
ing up the Viola MIL. The lights
went out and the car went into the
dtch. Mr.. Paulson was badly cut
and bruised about the head, but no
, bones were broken. Those in the
car were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Paul
son, Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Carder.
Miss Eloise Paulson, Miss Olga
BrownlIch and Mrs. V. K. kenert.
of Coltax. Miss Paulson and Mrs.
Kenert escaped without injuries but
the other five were quite badly hurt.
Mr.. Car der had his wrist broken.
DR.. Gritman was summoned and
rushed to the scene of the accident.
The injured were carried to a near
: by farm house where they were car
ed for. All but Miss Brownlich
were able to come to Moscow Sun
. dav. Miss Brownllch is still at the
farm house. Her condition is not
regarded as serious.