The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-09-02
Over The County

brother CT Joe Hampton, of this
place, died tuesday at Genesee after
an illness of several years. He came
from Spokane to Genesee with his
father about two weeks ago ard
was at the home of his brother,
Arthur, when he died. Mr.. HAM
pton was summoned to the bedside
of his brother by phone call, stat
ing that he was in critical con-
dltion and could not survive long.
He got M. b. Pierce to take him IN
his car but death came about one
hour before Mr.. Hampton arrived.
Deceased was 35 years old. had been
a sufferer from asthma tor the past
II years and about two years ago
contracted tuberculosis. The fun
eraI was held Wednesday from the
nome of Arthur Hampton, at $3.50
.. m. and interment was made IN
the Genesee cemetery.
Genesee News: The different ware
houses of Genesee are bulglng with
the big wheat crop that is being
harvested and shipments are being
sent out to make room for more
the Farmers union having shipped
IA cars. 1t is estimated that If good
weather prevails the harvest Will
he completed in ten days more.
This is one of the earliest harvests
known here and will be completed
two months earlier than last year,
when the continued fall rains caus-
ed so many delays.
The Farmers union estimated
that their two big elevators, hold
ing 100, 900 bushels each, bulk grain.
would be full by Saturday night.
The Mark P. Miller elevator with a
large bulk grain capacity, it is also
estimated will be filled by Saturday
night.
there is also storage room In Gen
esee for many thousands OF bushels
of sacked grain IN the various ware
houses, which are rapidly filling.
Troy News: Saturday evening al
6 o'clock folks all over town sudden
iy dropped everything they hae
on hand and fell to wondering It thu
whistle up at the brick plant hac
got too much Jazz water. 1t was al
entirely new noise they heard, ant
again at eight o'clock the thini
broke loose again with shrIeks
sobs and walls, tnat sounded llk'
a greatly accented cross betweel
"a dog bowling at the moon and tn
last notes of a bagplpe when it
running down, The crowd discov
cred on investigation that it was
new siren being tried out, prepar
troy to installing 1t for fire alarm
We'll tell the whole world 1T vii
do the business. lie new muslcs
instrument is run by electricity an
If is purchased by the council
will be operated from the telephon
office.
Star-Mirror: The Moscow Cut
won from kendrlck Reds yesterda.
12 to S. Levitt pitching for ken'
rick came from the mems team
Jullaetta was knocked out OF tt
box IN the first inning and replace
by o. Elchner who finished tt
game. Eichner pitched got
game striking out 6. Harold Pa
terson OF the Cubs dealt out goo
eggs to Kendrick in of the 9 in
,ngs and struck out IL. Two Ken
rick home run hltters failed
scare.
Several errors were made by DO
teams allowing runs to come in b
the game was very good one, DO
teams making several excelle
plays Which Offset the errors. 1
two Eichner boys who have be
playing on the Cubs team most
the summer were turned over
Kendrick and Cubs had to be US
on Cubs team in their places. Ol
Hall of the Cubs PLAYED errorl
ball, making three hard catches
left field which headed kendr
out of several scares. Glen SIN
Jack MIX and Ellis Anderson led
scores four, three and two resp
t,vely. Enough said about cha
pionship for boys teams.
Mrs. V. A. Randall traded
.onoh beIow Juliaetta last week