The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-03-24
GLEANINGS

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golian pheasants from the state
game farm. These are new
variety of exceedingly hardy birds
from North China and are expected
to do we'll under conditions that
would be fatal to the less hardy
varieties of Chinese pheasants.
They roost IN trees and on fences
instead of on the ground as the or
dInay Chinese birds do.
Statistics show that in the United
States there is death by automO-
bile accident every IS minutes.
Hard times have no terrorS for
the man with good batting eve.
Babe Ruth will pull down $4,000
salary this year.
Such and such party in kendrick
has been winding his clock every
night for 80 years. He recently dis
covered it was an eight day time
piece.
When the roads are knee deep In
mud is a good time to agitate a
more extensive road building pro-
gram.
A flock of chickens, bought from
Juliaetta man. were walking a
round in their new home in Kend-
rick the other day. the rooster pre-
siding over the members of bis
household. Encounterlng a gouse
, egg IN the yard he said: Ladies,
wish to call your attention to how
things are done ia other COM
Munities."
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.. Deeter writes
from California that they expect to
start for kendrick about April /.
They will drive through in their car.
! b. Assman arrived from Portland
Monday. He owns a half section of
land near the Chris Maler place on
American ridge and may build a
house on 1t this spring. The place
is tarmed by Harry Langdon.
Prof. Daniel enjoyed a visit with
his brother, e. |. Daniel over the
week end. Mr.. Daniel IS farming
near Palouse.
+ Tom Daugherty of Leland went
\ to Spokane where he will take hos
pltal treatment.
E. f.. Bechtol was transacting
business IN Lewiston Saturday even
ing.
X Herman Schultz of Spokane re-
turned to his home last Saturday
after spending few days visiting
relatives in this community.
Mrs. Ira Bolon returned from
Lewiston Tuesday morning. Mr..
Bolon underwent an operation for
appendicitis at Lewiston hospital
last Friday morning He is getting
along nicely and will probably be
home the first part of next week.
Mrs. Harvey Smith of Moscow ar
rived last Saturday to visit her
sister, Mrs. X. ID. Newton.
Marvin Long was a Lewiston
visitor over the week end.
Percy DunkIe of Wallace arrived
Tuesday tor brief visit with his
brother, Arthur.
Prof. Daniel suffered badly cut
hand Tuesday morning while chop
ping wood. He was holding the
stick with his lett hand and the axe
blade struck his three first fingers,
fracturing the bone IN one. He
went to Moscow to have it dressed !,
as local physician advised the use
OF the X-ray, so that the bones could
be set properly.
x Herman Schuyler drove to Lew
iston in his car Sunday. The road
vas dry practically all the way.
Mrs. Charles McKeever went to
Charleston, Tuesday, to visit her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harry Nc
keever.
Miss Viola McAllister, local
teacher, attended the spelling con.
test at Moscow last Saturday.
Rev. {. A. Pickering was in Mos.
cow on bushes the first of the week
Don McCrea went to Lewiston
the first of the week where he has
a position with the Lewiston Gro.
Gerry Co.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wayne Gambler
went to Lewiston, Tuesday, where
they took their baby for hospital
treatment. The baby has not beer
we'll since suffering an attack of the
flu about two weeks ago.
K Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Roberts ar,
rived from Moscow, where they
have spent the winter. They will
stay on their farm on American
ridge this spring and summer.
A. V. Dunkle has been confined t.
bis home this week with a case VI
tonsiltIs.