The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-02-03
LATAH COUNTY
NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Clipped From The Columns
of Neighboring Papers.

Deary Press: Miss Margaret De-
Yoe, of Spokane representing the
Elllson-Whlte Lyceum Bureau, met
with the local Iyceum association,
Monday evening, her object being
to contract for course of enter
tainments for 1922. For obvious
reasons (Which do not include any
criticisms of the entertainment
features supplied) the local COM
mittee declined to contIac for next
year, so there will be no lyceum at
fractions here for the winter of
1928.
XIroy News: One Of our farmers
went into his COW stable the other
night and by mistake mixed up his
mixer nice mash in box Of saw
dust insterd of bran. The COW mere
ly supposing that the hard times had
come and they were all going to
economize, meekIy ate her supper
and the man never discovered his
mistake until the next morning
when he MIXED the COW and she let
down a halt gafton of turpentine, a
quart OF shoe pegs and bundle Of
lath.
Genesee News: According to word
sent out from Moscow, j. Houston
McCroskey of Garfield, Wash,
president of the Western Royal
Livestock show and also of the
Whitman and Latah County Short
horn Breeders association, and j.
E. Nordby, an extensive breeder of
shorthorns from Genesee, are scour-
ing this district for pureberd Short
horns, to be taken to Spokane for
sale at the auction of Shorthorns
an that city February 22. Thev are
inspecting the ANIMALS, taking only
the best. The shipment will in
cude number from herds in the
Moscow distrcict, the j. j. Paplnau
herd, the Grlet herd and Union
town, the the Nordby herd, Genesee,
and the Tumble and McCroskey
herds at Garfield.
XJullaetta Record: During the
time the ground is covered with
snow 1T is hard for the game birds
to find enough to eat to keep them
from starving. o. +. McAIllster,
mail carrier on K. F. D. No. l has
been putting out some feed along
his route since the recent snow fall
and reports thar the birds have been
feeding regularly at the points
where feed for them has been de-
posted. By feeding the birds dur
ing the snowy weather many hund
reds of them will be saved from
starvation.
Star Mirror: idaho becomes {
member of the Northwest Sheriff
association along with Washington
Oregon, British Columbia, Canad;
and Montana, according to announce
ment made Monday by Sheriff Johl
L. Woody who returned Sunda.
night from BelIngham, Washington
where he attended the meeting O
the sheritf's of Washington, northern
Idaho, British Columbia and Ore
gon. At this meeting the North
west Sherlff's association was organ
ized.
The sheriffs met at Belllngham
January "a, rs and 26. The last da
of the meeting was held at Van
couver, B. c., where the sheriffs me
with the law enforcement official
of British Columbia.
Sheriff Woody attended the meet
ing as a special representative @
the state of Idaho through tn
authorization of Robert o. Jone:
secretary of state and commissions
of law enforcement. Sheriff Wood
IS president of the Idaho Sheriff:
association. Mr.. Woody made se'
eral talks at round table discussion
of the peace officers.
Sheriff Woody and L. R. Quare
of Occur d AIene. sheriff OF Kuo
enai county, were named on til
board of governors of the newl
organized Northwest Sheriffs' a