The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-11-04
Mrs. e. H. Clark and son were
visitors last Saturday.

/ LIZ W iSNOh 1871 A0t0t00ys
The valuation of the livestock of
Idaho is placed at nearly 81 million
dollars.
The civil service commission has
announced an examination to be
held.at Moscow and Deary. Deem
Der 10, for the purpose Of filling the
position Ut rural carrier at Kend-
rick.
! Mrs. Lizzie Roberts was granted
a decree of divorce from Harvey
Roberts, by Judge Steele, Tuesday.
/ The custody of the MINOR child was
awarded to the mother.
| Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Killlan
of kendrlck, Thursday morning, a
boy.
e. e. Pickett of Moscow. attorney
tor the town of kendrick, was trans
acting business here Wednesday.
* HaIvor Nelson of Pennington,
| Wash. arrived Tuesday to transact
business in this section.
lf Luther May of Spokae, a former
Bear ridger, arrived the first of the
week to transact business.
Jack Freeborn, the most popular
travelling man on the road, was in
Kendrlck Wednesday looking after
his customers interests.
x Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schultz of
Cameron spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wllken at
Falrview.
Emulus Brown made his % mile
mail route on Bear ridge with car
Wednesday and got back to kend-
rick long time before noon. With
good roads, route No. 2 would be a
dandy job as 1t would take less than
half day to make the trip.
Clarence Fry was Moscow visitor
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Do women cad newspaper adver-
tisements? Well tell the world, they
do. There will be few of them in
the Potlatch country who will not
be aware of the tact tomorrow, that
McCrea's Hardware is selling some
mighty useful and attractive alum
mum articles at real honest-to-good-
ness cut prices. 1t isn't very often
that you can buy ALUMINIUM articles
for Zoe apiece but that's what the
ad in this issue says you can do at
McCrea's.
| r. G. West, former resident of
Latah county, his been appointed
deputy U. s. Marshal for the north
ern district of Ioaho. He will have
headquar tiers at Moscow.
The Ladies Aid of the Presby-
terrain church met IN the church
basement Tuesday afternoon. Plans
were outlined for holding a bazaar
during the Christmas season.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Will LeIth of Mes
COW made brief visit at the George
Lleth home Wednesday morning.
Washington State College claims
to have produced a smut resisting
wheat. 1t is called Smut-Prsof and
is cross between Turkey Red and
q white Australian wheat. Smut
Proof is haI d red wheat with mill
ing qualities said to be equal to
Marquis. The College will not dis
tribute any OF this variety of seed
until further tests have been made.
Tests covering the last six years have
failed to produce a single smutty
head In this wheat.
Kendrick Masons have been in
vlted by Paradise Lodge No. II OF
Moscow. to attend a meeting to-
night, held for the purpose of OBJ
serving the sixty-ninth anniversary
OF George Washington, the Mason.
A delegation is planning to gof from
here.
The Methodist Ladies AID held
social meeting at the home of Mrs.
N. b. Long, Wednesday afternoon.
l<Leroy Southwick returned Thurs
day from Lewiston where he attend
ed meeting of the county commits
sioners Of Nez Perce county.
lHFarmers of the Potlatch country
are taking advantage of the splen-
did weather to get their fall work
we'll along. In spite Ut the tact that
there is Insufficient moisture to
make good plowlng. many farmers
are getting as much plowing done
as possible, so as to tighten the
work next spring.
The G. F. Byrne children arrived
the first of the week from Lewiston
to visit short time here while Mrs.
Byrnes visits relatives in Moscow.
Bert johnson, the wild man of
the woods, who was captured by
the Latah Sheriff's posse, was com
mltted to the North Idaho san-
tarlum, Tuesday. by Judge Adrian
Nelson, after being pronounced in
sane by the county health otficers