The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-04-28
lATAH COUNTY
NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Clipped From The Columns
of Neighboring Papers.

Genesee News: Kendrlck seems to
be one of the most popular small
towns in this section of the country
and is fast taking on city airs.
For about the 'steenth time in the
past few years store was burg lar
ized there one night last week and
the robbers have been caught and
placed IN the county brick-pile,
commonly known as the Jail.
It's a c,nch that all the robbers
are amateurs or they would be able
to get out at their will.
Deary Press: The commissioners
OF Highway District No. 3. at their
meeting last Friday, decided to
sell ,000.00l bonds for the pur-
pose of beginning work on this dis
trlcts portion OF the MoscowBovlll
state highway.
The State Department of Public
Work has recently adjusted the
claim of this district for work done
on the state highway to December
81, 1920. reimburslng the district
one-third of the outlay. The sum
repaid to the district was $9l4.ll.
This highway districts share OF
the fourth issue of state highway
bonds is $4,726.19. Deducting the
above endorsement, it is found
that the amount of state money
available at this time, contingent
upon the district providing two dol
lars for each one dollar provided by
the state. is $3,S12.OS. 1t is for the
purpose of meeting the states re-
auirements that the present bond
sale is proposed.
1t is likely that the work will he
gin at the east line of the district
and proceed westward, opening the
road on the survey between Deary
and Helmer. This will mean the
elimination Of the Benson hill
the most dangerous spot between
Moscow and BovilI. How much
work will be done between Deary
and the Troy district cannot be de-
tinitely stated at this time.
Jullaetta Record: John Behrens
has closed a deal whereby he be-
comes owner OF the y. H. Dasch
property on Main street. 1t is a
fine property comprising nice res
ldence and three lots, and is locat-
ed next to Arnold Behren's home.
Mr.. Behrens recently sold his ranch
on the creek near town and moved
to the Dasch residence when he
vacated his ranch. After looking
around town for awhile he decided
that this property suited him bet
ter than other property for sale so
decided to purchase 1t. 1t will
make Mr.. and Mrs. Behrens fine
home.
Star Mirror: Clarence Herring
ton, of Moscow, pleaded guilty
Monday morning before Justice of
the Peace W. G. Barge to charge
of temporarily appropriating an
automobile. Justice of the Peace
Barge gave Harrington a suspended
jail sentence of 80 days, dependent
upon good behavior, and after Her.
rinton had paid all costs and had
agreed to pay for anv damage to the
automobile.
Harrington took the automobile
owned by G. H. Patton, Friday
afternoon and drove to Cheney
Wash. He was arrested at Palouse.
Saturday on his return trip to Mos.
COW. by City Marshal Frank Daley
upon information furnished by
Sheriff John l.. Woody of Latat
country. Harrington was forced to
spend Saturday night IN Jail al
Palouse. He was accompanied from
Cheney to Palouse by two Paluuse
girls.
Troy News: Mrs. Burgess had &
narrow escape Tuesday when then
well caved in, letting her go dowr
with the earth. Her quick actor
in grabbing onto plank saved hel
from going into the water. al
though her feet were touching tht
water.