The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-12-02
Over The County

5, can be held IN the Legion hall.
The boys have practically completed
all they intend to do on the build
ing for the present. 1t has been
ceiled inside, with sized boxing out
side over which regular siding will
be laid later. A chimney is now
being built. The stage, which is
the genuine article, has been made
ready for use, with the aid of some
temporary fixtures. The building
will be credit to the community.
Jullaetta Record A fine ripe
watermelon grown by Jim Fisher,
has been on display IN the j A.
Heacox confectionery for the past
few days. Mr.. Fisher has eight
other melons which he has kept in
his cellar and they are IN fine shape.
The one at the Heacox Confectlon-
cry when cut open was found to
contain the usual fine flavor of the
melons during the melon season and
looked very tempting while on dis
play in the window.
Troy News: The News family was
too busy working overtime getting
out the Dollar Day EDITION of last
week to get to the Parent Teachers
meeting of last Wednesday evening,
but it was reported to have been a
very interesting session. The pro-
gram as advertised was carried out
before large audience. Superln-
tendent McPherron's address was
especially appreciated. Excellent
refreshments and social time fol-
lowed. The next meeting will be
held on the third Wednesday even
ing in December.
Genesee News: New political par
ties seem to be popular. From the
state of Nebraska comes the latest,
which is a combination of the old
populst party. turty-elghters, farm
er labor, non-partlsan, independent
progressive, socialists and the sore
heads OF the two major parties. The
name of the new party will be deter.
mined at a convention to be helC
December 3.
Judging from the wide variety Of
political faith" combined IN the
new party it ought to be able tC
draw up platform that will please
every body. cure all the ills of the
world and make other political par
ties unnecessary.
Members of the new party assal
big business interests, Wal
street and many private organiza
tions las menaces which the ole
parties will never correct and which
new party must do.
What a blessing 1t is that Wal
street and the "blg interests still
exists, they. furnish never-fallin,
point of attack for any politlca
party seeking members.
Star-Mffror: At an enthusiast
meeting of Moscow sportsmen, he'll
Monday evening, the Latah Count
Fish and Game Protective associs
tion was formed. The meeting wa
held IN the offices of e. B. Gree
and was presided over by c.
Hugo.
> The Moscow organization will b
the central organization. Potlatc
has already organized and Tro!
Kendrick and Genesee will do S
soon. The farmers, as well as til
business men, are expected and il
vIted to join so that all may met
together frequently and discu
problems and formulate pollci'
which will trlng about the be
results. The social features WI
not be lacking at the meeting
IAN organization of this kind nj
long been needed in Latah county
stated Mr.. Hugo to Star-Mlrror r
= preventative. "The field for Its US
fulness and activities is wide on
This county has practically eve
kind of game bird known to t
lover of outdoor sport, includII
the beautiful Mongolian OF rim
necked pheasant, the lovely bl
grouse and the hardy and elusi
Hungarian partridge. We ha
trout streams that would be wor
. many thousands of dollars to a
eastern community. There is sol
big game here and the adjoini
county of Clearwater is one of t
finest sections OF Dig game count