The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-09-16

ed prize at the Spokane fair for
his exhibit of Jenkins Club wheat
1t was certified grain.
Mrs. Harry Grinolds was called to
Colfax Tuesday morning on account
of the illness Of her daughter.
Harry Stanton transacted busl-
ness IN Moscow tuesday.
If you want service, try "for
sale" ad in the Gazette.
M. O. Raby left for st. Maries
Monday morning where he Will
represent the local Masonic Lodge
at the meeting of the Idaho Grand
Lodge which took place Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week.
Joe Hampton and Amos Nigh of
Juliaetta were transactlng business
IN Kendrick, Tuesday afternoon.
r" Frank Chamberlain accompanied
his sister, Mrs. Alice Gibson, to
Spokane, Tuesday. Mrs. Gibson
will go from there to her home in
California.
p Frank Benscoter of American
ridge went to Charleston the first OF
the week to visit relatives.
A meeting of the county commits
sioners is being held at Moscow
this week for the purpose of form
ing the budget for the ensuing year.
Troy is making great preparations
for the fair to be neld September
28-29-30. From all indications 1t
will! be the most successful ever
held there.
John Phillips of Charleston was in
Kendrick last Saturday on business.
Mr.. Phillips is in the garage bust
ness in Charleston.
A. V. Dunkel and Geo. E. Knepper
started for st. Maries, Sunday, where
they attended a meeting of the
Masonic Grand Lodge of Ioaho this
week.
< The Amos Moore family of Bear
ridge have rented the Klein home
near the school house in kendrick
and will make their home here this
winter, so that the children may
have the advantage of the local
school facilities.
Mrs. A. V. Dunkle and little son
returned from Moscow on the after
noun tram, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Lutz and two
children went to Spokane Sunday on
brief business trip.
: John and Kester Dammarell drove
to Charleston, Tuesday, in search of
peaches. They report them very
scarce and not very good quality.
They visited the John Florance
orchard on Charleston Heights. He
Will have crop of several thousand
boxes CT apples and the price is very
satisfactory at this time owing to
the apple crop failure IN the middle
states.
" Congressman Burton l.. French
arrived in Moscow Monday night to
spend several weeks at his home
during recess of Congress.
p Emuus Brown is substituting on
rural route No. 2 this week, as the
regularly appointed carrier from
Moscow failed to show up.
An error was made in last week S
issue regarding the bag limit. In
stead of four grouse or pheasants It
should have read six. or a mixed
bag of six. The bag limit on China
pheaSants is tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hoffman and
family of Leland drove to Lewiston
IN their car thursday to attend the
fair.
I Marvin Long went to Milton, Ore.
gon, Tuesday, to act as best man al
the wedding of one of his former
classmates.
= Mr.. and Mrs. James KayIer OF
Peck spent Friday evening of last
Weeh at Tue uOLiiS VI MI anu MIS-
l.. j. HERES.
J E. H. DammareII, chairman of the
local Red Cross auxiliary, has ca lleo
meeting to be held in the base.
ment OF the Methodist church. All
Red Cross members are urgently re.
quested to be present as important
matters will be brought up.
Mr.. and Mrs. James kayle Jr.,
of Peck and Roy Kayler of Craig.
mont visited the first of the week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Benscoter on American ridge.
E Mrs A. W. Jones and daughters
arrived from Toston, Montana, this
week, They drove through in their
car, while Mr.. Jones is driving
across country with team. They
report poor crop around Toston
this year. The Jones family will
make their home in Kendrick tins