The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-06-03

The house on the Deeter place
IN Bear Creek canyon, occupied by
the VIM. May family, was complete
by destroyed by fire last week. to-
gether with the household goods be-
longing to the May family. Moth
ing was saved and no insurance
was carried on either house or con-
tents.
j M. Moore of Texas ridge was
in kendrlck yesterday doing some
trading. He stated that the pros
poets for bumper strawberry crop
never looked better. The plants
are loaded and the berries are large.
Mr. Moore said that the first
berries would probably be ripe in
about two weeks. He has an acre
and a half and says they are the
best he has ever had.
An account of the Wendt- Heinz
gartner wedding has been promised
for next weeks paper by our Cam
eron correspondent.
Mrs. French made trip to Lewis
ton, Thursday looking into mid
summer and early fall millinery.
The Misses Irene Stevenson and
Tnelma Tramm of Reardon. WASH,
and Miss MereI Tramm Of Spokane,
who are attedinng W. S. e. at Pull
man, were the weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Smith. The
young ladies are Mrs. Smith S
cousins.
The Kendrlck Kids defeated a
boys team from Genesee Sunday by
score OF 10 to a. Otto Elchner
and Kester Dammarell pitched and
Wayne HERES caught for Kendrick,
A return game will be played at
Genesee in the near future.
Over thirty Oddfellows went from
here Wednesday evening to attend
meeting at Moscow. Degrees
were conferred and very ENJOYABLE
banquet served afterward.
( None of the old teachers are com
ing back next year. so the schoO
board is now engaged in selecting
new ones. A large number of ap
plications are on file in the office O.
the clerk of the board.
Suther Dunlap of Orofino, brothe
of S. T. Dunlap of Jullaetta, wa
visiting friends IN Kendrick yester
day.
Ernest and Fred Bolon returne,
Thursday afternoon from the Sal
mon River country where they spen
several weeks shearlng sheep.
Ed Long and H., H. Stevens are i
Orotino hauling shingles for locs
lumber company at that place.
< Miss Anna Long returned the frs
of the week from Leavenwort
WASH, where she closed yer
successful term of school. She es
poets to return there next fell.
Miss Euphemla Cable of Cal
fornia spent the week end at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Today Lone
She came here from Milton, Orego
where she visited sister.
x One hundred thousand trout fir
: from the Standpoint hatchery wer
put in the Potlatch last week, abov
the forks east Of Helmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Odem an
family of Winchester spent the frs
of the week with Mrs. Odem's pal
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Guy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Upper G
Charleston spent Sunday and Monda
visiting relatives at Cameron an
kendrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pemberton {
Culdesac visited at the home of M
Pemberton's mother, Mrs. Susa
Pemberton. Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Stump of Clarksto
and her daughter. Mrs. J.
Schultz of Spokane, visited at til
home OF Pete Stump near SouthwlC
over the week end. trum thel
they returned to Spokane.
Season ticket sales for the cha'
tauqua were started this weeI
The tickets for adults are ST.
each, students $1.50 and chlldre
$l.00. Three will be no war tax.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. (. Walker an
Freda went to Peck Saturday
spend the week end with relative
James DeFord returned last wee
from Tacoma where he has bee
taking treatment at governmer
hospital. Jim was gassed in Franc
during the war and has never r.
covered from the effects of 1T. H
spent 4a months in the hospital an
gained 25 pounds. Says he is fee
ing better than at any time sine
the war.
q. F. Walker, as chairman of tt
ticket selling committee for tt
local chautauqua, has some har
work that will have to be done