The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-12-02
News Items of Local Interest

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Mrs. John Duthle of Pullman
spent the week end at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ID. Newton.
Z Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Letten-
maier of Southwick, Thursday morn
ng, 50 pound girl.
Arthur Holland. who until recent
Iv was clerk at the N. r. depot,
went to Seattle the first of the week
where he has employment. Robert
Spencer of Spokane took his place
at the local depot last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Davidson, at a Moscow hospital,
Sunday, November q, boy.
MIR. and Mrs. Theo Riley were in
Moscow the first of the week on
business.
Mrs. Mary Bunger Yeturnd last
Saturday from visit with her grand
daughter. Mrs. Floyd Stevens, at
Lewiston.
Mr.. Oehler of the firm of Van
Arsdol & Oehler, civil engineers OF
Lewiston, was in kendrlck Monday
on business. While here the board
Of highway commissioners made ar
engagements with him to survey the
strip of road between the Bear
Creek bridge at kendrick to the
mouth of Wandcheer guIch. Mr..
Oehler will begin work on the sur
vey as soon as the weather con-
ditlons are more favorable.
XAccordlng to a statement issued
by Otto Jones, state game warden,
the receipts of the fish and game de
partment for the 1920-2l blennium
are $270, 722.
The city of Davenport, WASH, has
equipped Its patroImen with sawed
off shotguns during the winter
months to combat attempts at rob-
berry. The sheriff is organizing
SPECIAL posses to pursue robbers.
These steps are taken as precau-
tionary move.
The Fourteenth Annual Christmas
Seal Sale for the support of tuber-
culosis work Observation-Disclosures
and will end at Christmas. All
money derived from the sale of the
seals goes toward furtherlng the
work of eradicatlng tuberculosis.
Will and Pete Stump of South
wick were Lewiston visitors the
first of the week.
MIS-. John Christensen returned
from MlssouIa, Montana, the first of
the week, where she has been with
her husband who underwent a very
serious operation. He is IN a
critical condition and If he gains
strength sufficiently will have to
undergo another operation in a few
weeks.
Miss Edith Compton, who is teach
ing IN the city schools at Boise, act
ed as mistress of ceremonies at the
Lewiston Normal Banquet, held in
Boise during teachers institute.
Mr.. Martin, formerly publisher
of the Cralgmont Register, but now
with the Spokesman-Revlew, was IN
Kendrlck Tuesday on business.
X Hester Dammarell, who is attend
ing the state university, spent his
Thanksgiving vacation IN KendrlcS
with his folks.
|XSnerlff John l.. Woody was in
| Kendrick on business. When last
seen he was carrying copper lid of q
wash boiler that nobody claimed.
A party of engineers is engaged
IN making boring tests at Prizes,
rapids on the Columbia river, salo
to be preparatory to the construc
ton of the longest dam IN the
United States. 1t will be three
miles IN length and rs feet high
The minimum electrical horse
power available is placed at 300. 00(
with a seansonal development Of
$1,000.
EXBorn to Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Gambler, Sunday, November 81, ;
daughter.
Mrs. H. P. Hull has been appoint
ed local chairman of the Christina
seal drive, which will be continued
until Christmas day.
MIR. and Mrs. Today Long spen
Thanksgiving day with MIR. and Mrs
A. R. Shumaker at Pullman. Mrs
Long renamed for a visit Will
Mr.. Long returned on the nigh
train.
The friends of Mrs. Paul Lind o
the Teakean country, will be gla'
to learn that she is recovering from
very severe attack CT pneumonia
and that the doctor IN charge o
the case has pronounced her out O