The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. DeBolt and little
daughter returned to their home
in Lewiston last Friday after visit
ing Mrs. DeBolt's mother, Mrs. WI
Cain. on American ridge.
Mrs. Arthur Davis of st. Johns,
Wash, visited at the home OF Mrs.
Hood, FRIDAY and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mcdowell and
little dauhgter and Mr.. and Mrs. N.
b. Long spent Sunday on Potlatch
ridge at the Tom Daugherty home
The ice cream social given by the
members of the Epworth League
of the Methodist church last Satur-
dav evening, was decided success
both socially and financially. The
park was prettiy decorated with
colored lights and bunting. Over
$50 was realized from the sale of
refreshments.
A. E. Wilcox took brief vacation
this week from his arduous duties
at the depot. He went to his ranch
above Orofino to look after his IN
terests there.
Charles Rlggle and son, Delbert,
have been seriously considering the
proposition of installing steam
laundry in Kendrick, large enough
to look after the needs of Kendrick
and surrounding territory. 1t ought
to prove profitable enterprise and
would be fine thing for the COM
munity.
Wallace McKeever was in Moscow
Thursday on business.
Chris Maier started his threshing
machine on American ridge the first
of the week and George Davidson's
machine was started Wednesday.
Better yields than expected are the
reports from this ridge. Harry
Langdon's oats averaged "a sacks
to the acre and mis- wheat turned
out several hundred more sacks than
he was looking for. Most OF the
wheat is of the Jenkins Club var
lety. A report was received yester-
day morning to the effect that II
acres of wheat grown by Clifford
Davidson yielded 441 bushels to the
acre.
Wade Keen and family of Spokane
will spend the remainder OF the
summer on American ridge. They
are living IN the John Roberts
house, having rented their place in
Spokane for the summer. Wade
is planning on big hunt this fall
as he has an elk in the woods that
needs killing.
At the American Legion conven-
ton held at Kellogg. August A, 5
and 6. Attorney R. D. Leeper OF
Lewiston was elected commander OF
the department Of Idaho.
Where the new Pacific Highway
crosses the Canadian border al
Blame, Washington, gateway is
being erected to commemorate 10l
years without forti fications OF
armies along the 5000 miles OF in
ternational boundary. Inscribed
over the doorways are the legends
'Open for 100 Years." MAY These
Doors Never Be Closed"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Walker were
Peck visitors over the week end.
Some women have no patience
A Kansas wife wants divorce
merely because her husband lett ;
while back and hasn't been hom'
for thirty years. Lewiston Tribune
There will be a piano recital b.
the pupils of Prof, and Mrs. W. W
Gatenby at the Methodist ohu1cI
of Juliaetta, August 30. Thos
from Kendrick who will take par
in the recital are as follows
Division l. Article Hollada, vii
son Rogers, Alberta Walker an
Dorothy Erickson. Division 2. Eve
Ign Hanson. Division 3. Doroth
Stanton ana Edith Dammarell
Mrs. Leo Raaberg will also TAX
part in the program.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Bolon returne
the first of the week from thei
vacation trip in the Grangevill
country. While there Mr.. Bolo
caught some fine trout IN White
bird creek.
A brush and timber fire. starte
from burning stump, burned owe
quite an area at the head OF Pin
Creek canyon on Bear ridge. In
fire started Wednesday evening an
for a time 1t was feared that crop
and buildings on the ridge were
danger. Back-tiring was resorte
to and Thursday afternoon the fire
was fairly we'll under control.
A fire on the point of America
ridge near the George Torgeso
place, which was plainly visibl
from Kendrck yesterday Afternoon
occasloned considerable specul;
tion. 1t was thought to be burr
ing threshing outfit but later RI
ports stated that a fire started l
Harry anodon'S Stuhhle field an