The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-10-28


Within the next few months Pros
ser is to have one of the big chick
en- ranches of eastern Washington.
F. E. Starkey, who has handled $500
chickens this year, will increase his
plant to accommodate 10000 birds
in 1922.
Agnes Cox, student in the arts
course of the University OF Idaho.
was winner of first year Class A
honors last year, according to an an
nouncement from the registrar.
Miss Cox is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cox OF American
ridge.
< 7. H. Sturdevant was In Moscow
last Saturday transacting business.
x Born to Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Dam
marcel, Sunday, fine boy, weight
81 pounds.
Robert Bigham OF Troy spent the
first of the week with his parents
in Kendrick.
The SUIT filed against the Stand
ard Lumber Co. by I. H. Sturde-
want, will be settled out Of court as
an agreeable settlement has been
reached which is satisfactory to
both parties. Mr.. Sturedvant
brought suit to collect for some
lumber which the Standard Lum-
Der Co. had agreed by contract to
purchase.
Troy has formed ladies' auxiliary
to the American Legion. The or
ganIzatlon was made last week.
The members of the literary
society at Ritzville high school are
urging the faculty to establish and
enforce rules governing the dress
of school girls. They recommend
that girls shall not be permitted to
attend school IN georgette waists,
silk stockings, fancy or expensive
shoes or elaborate colffures.
Yakima valley will ship $4,000
tons of hay this fall. The recent
reduction of freight rates on this
commodity will mean saving to
growers of approximately $50, 600.
Josie Craimer, who is working at
the Moscow Hotel, spent the week
end in Kendrlck with friends.
* Mrs. James Sterling of MOSCOW
visited at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Brown this week.
Wesley Thomas Of Charleston was
Knndr;oU Tnocdoy utc,t.pn his
brother, Martin.
M. b. Mcconnell was in Moscow
Tuesday morning on business.
Mrs. +. A. Kiockentager, whC
lived IN the northeastern part OF
Latah county was run over by al
automobile driven by Claud Hall
Sunday morning. Mrs. klocken
tager died an hour after being rur
over She was 81 years of age. M
blame could be attached to the driv
er AS the aged woman stepped
directly in front OF his car, which
was going at moderate speed.
Prof Daniel was in Moscow Sat
urday consulting with the count.
superintendent regarding scnoo
affairs.
Paul Carrlc0, seven year old boy
was run over by an AUTOMOBILE
driven by Miss Bernice Zumwalt
at Moscow, Monday Afternoon. Tn
accident happened at the corner 0
third and Adams Streets while tn
little boy was coming from school
He suffered three broken ribs an,
internal injuries.
There will be cleanup squad i
Moscow November 8, 8 and 10, t
look after the interests of any dis
abled veteran who has not receive,
compensation or medical aid t
which he is entitled.
There wi be basket ball gam
here tonight (Frlday) between tn
Troy High School bows and tn
local high school team, at the gym
naslum. This Will be the first gam
of the season.
Court will convene IN Nez Perc
county Monday, November Z. a
Lewiston. Out of the l40 civil case
to come before the court, 30 of ther
are divorce cases. There are
CRIMINAL cases besides the civ
cases.
{. +. Bechto of Charleston, son c
S. A. Bechtol of Kendrick. was hel
up by two masked men Monda
night in Lewiston at the corner o
Fifth and BrIgt Streets. The hol
up occurred about ten O'Clock. Nj
Bechtol was robbed of silver to tn
amount of SO. While one bandi
kept HIM covered with a revolver
the other "frIsked" his pockets.
l.. Jones and son returned Tues
day in their Ford from Wenatchet
Wash, where they have been worE
ing III the orchards.