The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-05-27
News Items of Local Interest

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as long as you watch those three
things. Never send an overdraft |
notice to the wife of the president; |
always say sir to the assistant
cashier and don't try to flirt with |
1.-THE vice-president's stenographer."
! Will Stump of Southwick, agent
for the Equitable Life Insurance
Co., was transactlng business IN
Kendrick the first of the week.
M. B. Mcconnell was in Lewiston
last Saturday on business.
Mrs. Kate Kelly, who has been
teaching at Summit, Idaho, return
led Saturday, having finished her
school term. She will spend the
summer with her brother, John
Reid.
Sampson Snyder OF Orofino drove
over Sunday to see the ball game
and to visit his dauhgter, Mrs. |. X.
1 Morrison.
Dan Guy returned from busl-
ness trip to Grangeville, Sunday.
He was there Saturday when the
town was flooded and has. several
pictures showing the effect OF the
cloudhurst which happened Satur-
day afternoon.
K Frank Benscoter returned Mon
day afternoon from visit at
Charleston.
Walter Housley was sworn in
Monday as town marshal. Charles
Chandler will assist HIM with the
work until he gets on to the
ropes"
| Ed. Rlggln is busy this week put
ting concrete Reservoir IN the
cemetery 1t will be used for
irrigation purposes. The cemetery
has been fenced this spring, Charles
lkiggle having charge of the work.
/ Martin Thomas killed a rattle
snake up Potatch creek Tuesday of
| this week. He said it was the larg
est one he ever saw IN this part of
the country. 1t had seven rattles
and was as large around as mans
arm.
A Chicago judge recently SEN
fenced two alleged pickpockets to
attend chruch regularly for SIX con-
secutlve months. Hard hearted
Judge.
Walter Dagget of Lewiston was
transacting business on the Pot
latch this week
7 Dean Wright of Agatha was.
transactlng business in Kendrick
Thursday.
The boys and girls who read the
Kendrick Hardware Company's ad
in this issue of the paper won't get
much sleep until after the fishing
season opens next week. It's bad
enogh for them to wait for chance
to fish without offering special in
centives to fish.
Mr.. Erickson of the Hotel Kend-
rick, returned Thursday morning
from business trip to Reubens.
Eyes tested, glasses fitted at Guy
} Hotel, kendrick, May 80. DR.. +.
A. Schilling. 2l-1t
Comlng-Dr. SchilIing, one day,
Monday, May 80, Guy Hotel. Gilt
Find out what is the matter with
you. Correct eye service. DR.. f..
A. Schilling. 21-1t
f Fred Braden and S. p. Cal!ison
drove to Moscow, Wednesday, on
y business.
Miss Manila Hanson, who has
been teaching the past year at
Rupert, Idaho, returned home We'd
q nesday. She was accompanied by
Miss Ruby Sullivan who was also a
v teacher IN the Rupert schools.
S Mrs. Lathrope of Charleston spent
{ Thursday in Kendrick with her son
Leo Raaberg.
II Miss Zelma Dahlgren of Deary
:. and Mr.. Orval w. Miller of Cheney
d WASH, were married at Lewiston
< Wednesday of this week.
K Ed Long went to Moscow the frs
Of the week with his big truck anC
r brought back Mr.. and Mrs. LloyC
4 Stanton's household goods.
st Ernest Randall of Orofno was II
it town short time, Thursday morn
or ing on his way to the Teakeal
le country where he has charge of ;
es sawmill which is being operated
ut under the direction of the bank o
Of Orofno.
an Charles Rlggle reports rip
~ Strawberries in his patch IN tn
So lower end of town. He set out tn
plants this spring and says that h
counted u berries and blossoms o.
nd one plant the first of the week.
nd Moscow won the bal game a