The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-09-15
GLEANINGS

11dIVOT N6iSUu TcluEucu " HE
home near Pennington, WASH, last
Saturday after transactlng business
here for several days.
Tom Long and George Carlson
drove to Nezperce ana other prairie
town points, Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Leo Raaberg and
Mrs. A. v. Dunke and family drove
to PaIouse, Sunday, to spend the
day.
Harry Stanton was a Moscow
visitor, Sunday.
Donald Miller arrived the first of
the week from Winchester to visit
friends.
A reception to the local teachers
will be held at the Methodist
church, Monday evening. 1t will
be given by the Parent-Teachers'
Association. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend. A short program
will be rendered and refreshments
served.
The hunting season on native
pheasants and grouse opens today.
The hills will be alive with hunt
ers as the first day always is the big
attraction.
The Knepper family drove to Mos
COW last Sunday to spend the day
with relatives.
Given Mustoe is advertising a
public sale IN this issue OF the
paper. He will dispose of stock and
farm implements at auction, Sep
tember 10.
Mrs. v. v. Gardner and son, +. +.
Gardner and his daughter, arrived
Monday from Pomeroy to visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gard
ner. Mrs. v. v. Gardner IS Joe's
mother.
Given Mustoe of Southwlck, re-
turned Tuesday morning, from
visit with his folks at Asotin.
Fred Black, a former Bear Ridger
writes from Moscow to have his
paper changed to Palouse, as ne is
going to try change of climate"
again.
An Oklahoma bandit took watch
from q pastor after he had held up
the whole congregation. The rob-
Der no doubt had attended service,
concluded the pastor didn't know
how to use the watch, anyway.-Ex.
y The Continental Oil Company is
making good progress installing
the big oil tanks on It's property
here. The tanks will rest on big
concrete bases and the gasoline and
kerosene will be pIped from the cars
on 1.-The .sldetrack to the tanks IN
the company's yard. A warehouse
for storing, oils and greases will be
built and it is thought the company
will be ready to serve its patrons in
less than month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin
OF American ridge went to Lewis
ton the first of the week to attend
the fair.
w. F. McGhee and son, Clyde, of
Summit, Idaho, were transactlng
business In kendrick, Wednesday.
W. A. Perryman. local contectlon-
er, returned Thursday morning
from Lewiston where he took IN the
fair.
X Mr.. and Mrs. August +. Wegner
and family of Cameron and Mr..
Wegner's father drove to Charleston
and Asotin, Thursday, to visit reIa-
tives.
Sam Stanton and son, Carl, drove
to Lewiston in their Ford, Thurs
day, to attend the talr.
Walter Thomas on his recent trip
to the coast, stopped at many OF the
important towns along the way and
talked to merchants concerning
business conditions generally. He
feels satisfied that the Potlatch
country lines up with the best of
them, but is more firmly convinced
than ever that what we need here
more than all other things put to.
gether is good roads.
* The state and county tax levy for
Latah county was fixed at 1873 mills
by the board of county COMMISSION
ers IN session this week at Moscow.
This is an increase of one mill over
last year, due to the reduction in
assessed valuation of property in
the county.
George Liemann of SouthwlcE
was a Lewiston visitor the first OF
the week.
A fire started in the Earnest Boil
on house last Tudesday, but wa.
under control before very muct
damage had been done.
.EW. M. McCrea and son, Donald
were in Lewiston, Wednesday. or
business,