The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-02-03
GLEANINGS

Reece in Kendrick, Tuesday. return |
ing home Wednesday morning.
The Kendrick Hardware Co. has
made arrangements with Spokane
seed house to furnish land plaster
in any amounts TO those IN this
locality who wish to use 1t for fer
tllizing their land. Troy has an
order IN for carload, as the farm
ers in that locality have done con-
siderable experimenting with land
plaster and find It greatly increases
the yield of alfalfa, clover, etc.
About 100 pounds to the acre is
used, under ordinary conditions.
DR.. H. X. Veon, local dentist, and
Leo G.. Raaberg were in Lewiston
over Sunday.
Mrs. H. P. Hull and Mrs. Leo
Raaberg were Moscow visitors last
Saturday.
w. F. McGhee Of Summit, Idaho,
was transacting business in kend-
rick, Tuesday.
l.. E. Brooks of Moscow, deputy
state game warden, was in kend-
rick on business the first OF the
week.
Y E. H. Dammarell underwent an
\ operation for the removal of his
tonsils, while IN Spokane the first
of the week.
q Sheriff Woody was Ker drick
visitor Tuesday.
The Idaho Lutheran, church
paper published monthly by the
Lewiston Conference of the JOINT
Synod, made it's initial appearance
last month. 1t is four page sheet
full of news of the dolngs Of the var
ivus churches in the conference.
+. A. Rein of Cameron is editor OF
the publication. The paper will be
printed at the Gazette office.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hecht of Big
Bear ridge returned from a busi-
ness trip to Lewiston. Thursday.
: The local phone company is put
ting a cable from the -four mi tc
the Hotel Kendrick. This will dc
away with fifty wires, which Is
quite an item. The rings are all
hung ready for strlnging the cable
j. Mrs. Carver and five children let
the first of the week for Mabton
Wash, to make their home with
Mr.. Garver's sister. Mr.. Carver
and two of the Older children viii
follow her to their new home soon
The dance scheduled to take plac,
at the community hall on Bea
ridge has been postponed until
loter date.
A big crowd attended the ban'
dance at the fraternal temple las
Friday night. 1t was one of tn
most enjoyable affairs of the win
ter. The basket social, which wa
to be held IN connection, dion
pan out" very we'll, there ben!
only three baskets present, so tn
auction sale was called off Tn
band realized nearly sixty dollar
from the dance.
Mrs. Gus Birchmaier of Texa
ridge returned. Wednesday, from
visit with relatives IN Moscow.
G. G. OIdfied and family wi
move to kendrick next week., aC
cordlng to plans outlined IN lette
from Mr.. Oldtield. yesterday. Their
Will be number of things concern
ing the building of the new theatr
that will require Mr.. Oldlied
personal attention, so that he
anxious to be on the ground to loo
after them. His theater equipmer
will be shipped here some time j
March, or as soon as the new bullC
ing is completed.
Gus Blrchmaier of Texas ridg
has some good White Leghorn hen
He said that from 35 hens he &,
26 dozen and 8 eggs during I'll
month of January, which surely
d good record when the severity {
the weather is taken into consider;
ton.
Ira Gentry took his little daughte
Irena, to Moscow the first of tt
week for hospital treatment. lrer
has been very il for some time ar
is in quite serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davidson
American ridge spent Sunday
the t'rederIckson home near Troy.
Frank Meyer came in from Il
homestead in the Three Be-
country, Wednesday. He expects
return tomorrow. Don McCrea vi
accompany him tor visit.