The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-07-01
Over The County

latch river follows around the
with places where there
is sheere drop of hundreds of feet.
At such points the grade is wide
and safe, and it has been widened at
the turns. The maximum grade is
five per cent. On the north side
of the river there is strip that is
more than five per cent, this being
where the road passes through High
way district No. 8.
Genesee News: Chas. Mauch and
Dick and Jack Vandenburg went
tilshin' Saturday afternoon, return
ing Sunday evening with some sixty
speckled beauties. They went to
Bear Creek, some distance beyond
Kendrick. They report that they
found decided evidence of many of
the larger and deeper holes in the
creek having been dynamlted. At
some of the places large numbers
of squaw fish were laying on the
bank and upon close investigation
they found at one place some eight
or ten inches of burned fuse. If
there is a two-legged animal of this
character running loose in that
section of the country ut" should
be looked up and taken care OF.
A man that will dynamite small
stream for the purpose Uf getting
trout, when he Knows there is a
heavy penalty attached, would do
anything on the calendar If he
thought he could get away with 1T.
Juliaetta Record: The Radcliffe
Chautauqua Company closed Its en-
gagement here Munday evening.
The three days program was fully
as good If not better, than last year.
The attendance was good consider
ing the fact that money is rather
close and while the sale of seaosn
tickets and receipts at the door fell
a little short of paving the guar
anteed amount necessary to get the
company to come here, the citizens
of Ju!Iaetta are not discouraged
and contract with more than the
required number of names has been
signed, thus assuring the appear.
ance of the company here agair
next year. The lectures and music
al features were fine as were Other
parts of the program. In short
, every number of the program wa.
good and all those who attended
and took an interest in the lectures
and other features, could hardl!
, fail to derive much good from eact
i days entertainment.
TROY News: w. H. Bennett, on,
OF the DriscoIl Ridge farmers, il
trying an interesting experimen
this season IN storing green hay
To each load he is adding small
, amount of lime, about pint to tn
load, and he claims that this mix
: ture will do away with all heatlp,
and keep the hay IN the same con
: ditioh as IN a silo. Mr.. Bennett
experiment is being watched wit
interest by the other farmers an
:, it may show way to save loss fror
: hay being injured by having to re
;. main IN the fields during the we
weather.
Star-Mlrror: DR.. J. W. Stevenson
: county health officer, made trip t
: Kendrick yesterday to investigat
t the case wherein a smallpox qual
:, antine sign had been posted on
n house where 1t was said there We
s no smallpox but an Illicit still We
It found in full operation with {
gallons of liquor IN the course {
e making. Prosecuting Attorney Nj
e bet had made the statement thu
l. the case looked suspicious, as it W;
d understood Kendrick physicia
I'd had posted the quarantine motto
* behind which the still was opera
e ing with Impunity as intruder
a. would not. molest the operators
r their work, while the smallpox sig
as was displayed. DR.. Stevenson e.
onerates the Kendrick physlcIa
l. He said:
10 81 went to kendrick yesterday
ie investigate the case of the qua
Or antlne placard, about which so mut
re has been said. found that your
man stopping at this house, hi
been exposed to smallpox and that
m had some symptoms of the dlsea