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'f!ie iVor!cy an<1 this bci»g thc first time
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give» t!c:its;!nd thc di» s»]>sided.
former O]<lag rc;idence,
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<.c!c din»cr g»csts
AND U. S. WAYS
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Pl»»icd acreage.
Sn!it)i ..Pc»t t'e
ili.-'. Gcorgean
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Gj',
B.".>'.]Ctt,
>ord.
at
indicofl!e 1)34 croP of
'!ycclc-cnd at home.
di. ease»nder
the Federal-State
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Tl;.!'l<! Thomas a!1<! ,''ate<1 in Noyc»>bc>'o j!!] ) 548 QQQ
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agreement is proyi»g very
c»]'orcc]nc>>t
pro>n!.-C<l
ivas
hy
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in
cntcrtai»c I )[r.'.
a»<j I famil
Undergoes OPe ation
ba([s, con>pareil «iih ]2, 8(],()()p ba<»
dairymen
I;l»1lli''C! C ThR»k. )rjyj»gr y1S>to>'S a'
!vit!> Idaho
pop»lar
tl'!rongl!;!»»1'I»>c(]]a]c
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Phillips,
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fat)>er,
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and
taken
cattle
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was
beef
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ihc ]i»me of AIrs. I To<ye]]'s mother,
purebred
brce<lers
of
. Adeline Rodgers
w.ith a c;!rry over dcce»trajiz:]t!On of con>pli>»cc i!ia! hi»r ednes<iay
]927-3[
average
I»d»stry
Ani!nal
ii
of
ti>e»ew
R»reau
hospital
to a Lewjsto»
'cry into tcn Poiyerf»l regi»n;!1 otficcs
)[r. Rnd )[r~. Silyie Conk. a]'.<]
the current niar)<et year of ] t
an operation laboratory is kept b»sy taking care of
I.. L. Yenni and D. E. Flesh>»an
where shc undenyent
and ilr. and AIrs. Dea» 7()0 ppp
cia»ghter
fhc total !yajlablc I<> 1c!»oye blue eagles an<1 direct court; ! ivcrc Leiviston visitors iVcdncsday.
bags
for an infection in one of he'r ]ow'«, the l>lo<3 samp]cs sent j» bv ],ctcrj
'Pro''"
to a statement 8, right were Th;!»ksgiying clay guests supply for this year's marl.ctings and,
limbs. )1'rs, Rodgers accn>npanied herr nal!a»s," according
n]pve >'cp
<><]]. home in T.eiyist<».
Cia»de
C
the
bags
returni»g home Fri<lay. Miss Rodgers, n>ac)c hv Dr T A Whjtp director
a- ol .al>pl'ox]»lately fi>QQ,QQQ ]>ags less vancement of thc cocle po]ice p s,
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had
I-ohma]T
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i[rs.
Carl
and
'of the Bureau of Animal Industry.
thc Tvec]c-end'r at their homes in
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spe»t
is repored as doing well.
of,
w'hich began with the appointment
and
Mr.
children,
their
din»er
guests
ppp
'han
"At
a»d
9pp
di,
appearance
]933
t]TC
T.e>yiston.
White
said,
Dr.
Continuing,
Kellogg
At
.Qccial assistfi-! )I> I e»-ohn]a>i an<1 family, ]iir.
A co»t,»»cd G. St>u>leigh Arnold, Rs
th~>T average
r>»d
Schoeffler, 'egi»ning of this ivork iyhich is
C'»mmings
Otto
'Attorney
General
Mrs.
Mr. and
a»t
to
)[iss
Irw'j»
Mr..-.
El!»cr.
T.ohman,
and
! high
cluring
of
di
appearance
)eye]
approp-,
Relief
Federal
the
F nanced by
cases.
N
Herbert Brunseik, Carl Mustoc, Euthis year w o»]d exhaust thc present ,in charge of
'iation, there ivas some confusion and E<]>» («>d a fri<.nd troni r),Insco>y.
'raig werc visitors at the Virgil
nlotorcu
T
Southwjck,
Irene
and
ent<>are
.
F.
V
un-,'
)[r
)Irs.
and
1'n
haf'>
cst
]935,
sbme
si>ppl!cs before
because
hampered
the
work
spend
to
state'»cl't
Thursday
I"']ay: C-l>as
tl'Is
dc
Kellogg
to
Mr. less import- are 1»ade. The hortaqe
dinner
Tha»ks(rjyjng
Tj»»).sqjvjng
that it
C a>g
At- dairymen did not understand
A
ivf
Arnold':
to»>or)'[r.
arrival
'XVith
Thanksgiving with Mr, and Ivfrs.
fa»]ill.
»»<I
and.
13errc»TR»
)[rs.
Jalce
the
in
Mrs. Jesse
prono»need
is
most
or
of
beans
and
tamily,
yith
his
sister
contract
'ivas
necessary to sign a
roiv, I believe you >vill agree a ncw
lee )[ustoe, They returned home on
'greement w jth the government be- and )Ir an<1 Mrs. Stciyart Compton 'into class, iyit» most ot)>cr classes,
g
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)[rs. Minnie Bla'nkcnship and fame'I '" t
,'ore they could have their animals a»d amily of I.eiyiston.
From Wenatch'ee
Wc have tl'c f'nest ki»<1
place.
of
Sather
Allen
r)'
a»']
)Irs.
carry-,
enourrh
proyid<.
'arge
to
a!iy
vi. it 1 M ' nd *M s. D k I<
il
others' vyere reluctant to sign
tested;
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iyith the justice depart- ''at
Wegner an<i
rMr. and )Irs. Aruthur
and
Dcoba]d
)Mrs,
Genesee
)fary
r
jntp
into
[936
on Thanksgiving.
not
p
c!
i
oyer
I.apwai
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)
d
because t ey
the agreement
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cut.
Clarkston,
dinner
Sr.,
Tha»ksgiv»g
Carl
Wegner,
>yere
iVegner
son and
and
Wyon>ing
in
Idaho,
DciV)»ter
spent Thanksgiving
Procluction
A.
clause.
in<iemnity
the
understand '
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were over-night guests Tuesday night:. "For the benefit'f those
1th his folks Rt Moscoiv.
h
who
h
are! guests of i[r. and iMrs. iV. B. Deo- Montana, states producing principalIn Germany
.
of Mr. Rnd XiIrs. Aug. F.
Mr. anil Mrs. A. G. Peters iyere
ly Great ).Ort]ierns, totals 1,750,000',
d it should) ) ]he statedd: bald
still uninformed,
f
and
j>ow'er visitors at the home -of )Ir. and Mrs.
21.—
>i'frs. Ben Cummings
Absolute
Noy.
Mr.
an<i
Berlin,
j
2,3]9.()<)0
To Kennewick
jth
w
bags!
bags, compared
that before any testing can he done
P
F. Wegner, the cattje owner must. sign an agree- family and )[r. and )'[rs. Herman
;chir. and )Irs. August
dinner
iyere
and
family
>n the hands of D!. Kar] Goer-!
Sch»pfer
P]aced
at.
Mr
]y[r.
R»d
iVegner;
himse]f
to!
Gladys
and
binds
he
in
ivhich
Wegner
ment
Glenn
and Mrs, Virgii F)eshnian and
holidays wrjth slaughter or have s]aughtercd a]) re- j guests of )Tr. and )'[rs. N. E Walk],- the crop of Great Northcrns is about <lelcr, new nazi commissar for prices!
sPent the Thanksgiving
clay.
decree .'divided the l'[a>»ijy 'fhursday evening.
! acting
400,000 bags less than in 1933, but j A government
animals: to safeguard the rc er nn Thanksgiving
relatives at Kennewick.
<jj»..had
as
Plummer
wjt]T leaders in!
Stella
'ation
districts,
)[rs.
into
Ra]ejg]t
and
of
410,000
I To[>ma»
carry-over
Dw jght
estimated
the
new ani
maining herd in purchasing
From Spokane
sonThanksgiv!ng day Mr bags on September
to Goerdelcr, and 'mith spent the week-end at honie.
each responsible
fcguards»ergi>est
the
brings
[,
)Ir. and Mrs. Bresgal off pn <ane .'and
ii'[rs. Robbins,
Mr. an<1 Mr~. avaj]able supply up to a level slightly I made his dictatorship co]»piete over
a»d
Mr and Mrs !Ed Jphnspn
that he iyill retest his herd from jand.
arrison!
are visiti»g at the Lyle
Davjdz, above the 1933 disappearance.
daughter
and
"laud
Germany wi.l pa) for! famiiy of Ke]]ogg spent the weekCraig
thc amounts
time to time in accordance iyith the j
boule.
~
Mrs. Jennic Pl»mmer, Roy P]ummc<rs
';>oq')I..
encl, visiting rc]]],>~
Because of the higher prices of iyhat she has to
,accredited herd .plan of the state."
.
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Other Items Of Interest
IvanCraig,Ver!T„Wj
'Thousand'>ayk
fine
s~pc'i>0 tjie iyeek-end at
Oi''iyo,
thego]<er)>-Mrr<a»d,)Irs.
Sn>]th
.the
Mnlicrt
next
year
»yeats
during
Under thi.=.contract,
I
and .Tack Plummer.
m'ent inde!»nifies the owner accord;ng.'»ger
as a res»lt of the reduced supply of 'ened for firms w'hjch change pr>ces home.
I
Ii[r. and Mrs. Jan>c )f Ly)e Jr livestock. There pro'bably wjjj be an
)Ir. and Mrs. Ward Howe]] werc
appra>cd ia]uc np to „>n
dav
iyith Mr, Ly]e's parthe
spe»t
From
Stroke
Recovering
visitors on Friclay.
for
j
T.e!yiston
of beans
substitution
mum of $20.00 for gracles a >d $ 50.00 j
j increased
L~ le, at
and )'[rs.
)]rs. 'A[:!nly iVatso» and
received
herc
meat
l>y
and
higher
been
)[r,
'or regstered purebred cattle. In ad- j
has
Even
though
meats.
visiting
r. and Mrs. Car Koepp an
former children spent Thanksgiving
of 'Sam Alexander,
ily,
prices do not prvoide this stimulus to, friends
The Rjdcr a»d Mc( rcary fa>1>jjjes bean consumption,
the small supplies 'esident of Genesee noiy residing at at the J. E. Fleshman home.
h
! ut
f
]
d their dinners and ate at the
son ]>Vajter and
Mrs, Cool'nd
of 'beans may necessitate imports in XVRI]owa, Ore., that he is now rcceive more than thc appraised)"'g
t
home,
A[cCreary
in
Thanksgiving
affectErickson
spent
stroke
from
a
partial
)Iiss
,covering
some claseses.
'alue 0of the RT
animal. . For
p examp]e, the j
.'[r. and rMrs. Rayb»rn Brians
)'Irs. Otto Si'lf low is a patient in oivner and the veterinarians acting as
The tariff of 3 cents a pound ing his left side. The paralysis iyas Clarksto!i visiting Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Mrs. Brian's
the day w'jth
bean
prices the result of a spinal injury received! Cook.
domestic
that
Colfax hospital.
the reactor co(v, sPC»t
means
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','rrangement
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appraisers agree that
!
!brother, Sam Sivayne, at Orofino
enter-'a
Blum
H,
grade, has a va)ue of $ 40.00. S]ie is
A,
Mrs.
Mr. and
down
motored
Br!Rns haiing
thc
tained the following at dinner Thurs- sojd for s!Rughter a»d brings
teaching..
he
is
where
w]icii]j from iVorjcy,
day: Mr. and !Mr.. Gus Blum and 'ivner $ ]Q.pp sa]vage, ivh>ch
and )'Irs. T. E. Poindexter
from j Rev.
A)~bright
indemnitv
20.00
added to the $
family, Mr. and Mrs. Clay
Mosco~v,
motored
to
fan)jly
and
nets $30.00, a tidy
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert the government,
guests of
dinner
were
where
they
Etta Blum and Albert sum fc r a diseased cpw,
Brunseik,
a
buy.,'i
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Ho!»er Campbell spent the weekon him
cents a pound when a tractor overturned
Genesee
News.
an<1 visiting his mother, Mrs, <Vill]a>u
takes place.'about tivo years ago.—
much importation
Winilred
]ifrs.
and
Bond.
grow.ers
Alexander
may
With improved prices,
visitors at the M. R.
married
Thanksgiving
Kendrick
>vere
of
Baker
1935
bean
acreage.
their
An!
expand
average as large as planted in 1934 about a year ago and went from here Vincent home iyere Mr, and Mrs.
iyould produce 12.000,000 bags ass»]» to iVR)loiva to live. While he. is not B. Brooks of Spokane, Mr. and <Mrs.
Hosing average yields and average al>an ! so well 1<noiyn here, there are many Hoskins and Chet. and Beulah
Rollef. on.
1 Mrs.
Eugene
a
Robert
Draper
Mrs.
and
Mr.
'Tvho
recovery
kins,
his
for
speedy
will hope
these tests in
making
donment. This supply iyould be equal
Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Wegner and,! veterinarian
and familv,
Roy Craig, Ruby a»d.
to! ) rs Llddle An>el»lg e»tertalned at to the average disappearance of beans., to normal health.
son Edward ivere callers at the A.>this sectioll of the country. A card
'inner Mr. and Mrs. iVard Ho!yell
and
B»<l
Heffel
John Vincent.
t,
iirould
County
this
Benjamin,
above
quantity
him
or
L.
V.
An
increase
to
H, Blum home I'ridav evening.
Mrs,
Alex I-arson visited
)fr.
and
Arrivals
New
end
even
w!11
at
the
bring
you
mean
the
carryover
Ioscom,
that:
1
Mrs. Ida Si]f]oiv and Otto Sj]f]ow'e't,
R. Vin'ce»t Sunday,
Mrs.
M.
and
information.
ormation.
mn.:c comPlete
corn )etc in
of 1935 ivould be increased, and the
Mr „»d Mrs Fr»cst Stc>gers
and chi)dren were guests at the Aug
j
entertained the
room
F»qi>a
s
Miss
would be reflected in! ]»g j» Hubbard pill!ch, near Juliaetta j
O. Wegner home for 'Thanksgiving
dinnei'uests M<'. and Mrs, Lester j larger supply
n'>others
Thanksgving
at
a
party p»
Personal Mention
the
1935
acre-'arc
loiver prices, Holding
t'hc prpud Pare»ts of a 7j< ppu»d
d>»»el',
Crocker and family and Mr. and Mrs.
afternoon.
Wednesday
that
planted
in
close
to
1934!
on
age
Roy'amey was a Lewiston D
at their home
Spn
w hp arrived
M.))
Mrs. Fmma Brunseik, Mrs. Amalie'rs.
d f
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crocker Rnd
most of the danger )[onday Dcccnihcr 3
>yould eliminate
Bleck, Russell Rodgers and Herman 'aller Tuesday.
Ve1of recurrance of the heavy carryoverj
Jack Pickerd of Troy ivas a caller
Mr a]id Mrs Rov F»]»>ctt pf Bc~r>fanljly, Mrs. Ameling and Miss
'Silfloiv were dinner guests Thursday
d f
and
Mrs.
visited
Mr.
A»le]i»g
I»la
1929-33
2
coi»1»oil during the period
','here Tuesday evening.
ridge are a!So thc proud parents of
.of Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Brammer.
seven pounds, iVard How'ejl Saturday.
R few
Blanche
Harris
is
spending
fine hoy, iyeighing
a
and
IMielke
Fred
Mrs.
and
r.
Mr.
f M S po k ane..
H L h r
d
Gordon Peters and
A.
A.
Go
Mr. and
F.
Boys
Judging
ho>ne
n
on Tuesday
home
Farrington
lwho caine to their
f S
son Herbert and Mr. and Mrs. Ed-,days and the Rose
and Mrs M C D
were
Sunday visitors
Char]ie
Craig
Four boys of the Kendrick F, F. Decem],er 4
s
. and Mrs. N. E. >>VR]ker were )I„
win Mielke were dinner guests of!
and.Mrs.
I.loyd
Craig.
Mr.
A. chapter went on a potato judging
babes in both in-lof
and
Mothers
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newman Thurs-! business visitors in Lewiston Tuesday. J
George
Baugh spent
Mrs,
Mr.
and
contest at SPokane o>T Saturday, Nov.!stances are doing nicelv.
"day.
at
Le]and.
and
Monday
Sunday
'boys
the
were
17.
making
trip
The
Mr. and Mrs. L. Harrison were iston were Kendrick visitors Friday
Mrs. F]la Robeson and Ava LorFound Gold Nugget
Nolan Weeks, Roy Fairfield, Harry
I.ewiston visitors on Friday.
daughter Marie ate Th'anksgiving <linj
raine
and Neal Craig spent the week.
Schoef'fler. Mr.] «Thar's go)d;n the»1 thar hj'j]s fpr!
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoeffler andi Mrs. Everet't Keye of Spokane is ner at the Geor e Havens home on Wegner and Willard
!
end
at
Agatha visiting.
Grover went with them. They left sari> >
accprd»ig tp F )wood pear
family were visitors in Lewiston dur- spending a few days at the home of A
Mrs. Philip Daugheitv and
Mr.
and
arrived
Spo4:45
a>id
M'rs, N. B. Long.
Kendrick at
at
soil residing just north of town for
'-ing the Thanksgiving
holidays.
)her mother,
Thailksgiving
at the
spent
day,faililly
looked
kR»e
8:]5.
The
at
boys
Mr.
over,,he butchered a hen the other
rs. Stella Plummer le f t Sunday dinner guests Mr. and M . Otto
Rev. and Mrs. O. G. Eh]en enter-I
Daughcrty
Rnd family.
home
of
Clyde
'to
until
time
for
the
contest
to
Spokane
an
make
or
Sacramento,
Calif.,
a
sma]1
piece!
that had (with>n !ts crop
tained the following at a Thanksgiv-!
Schupfer and fami]y Mrs N B
start. They had 100 netted gem po pf gp!d and Pcarspn says >t >s the j Mrs. Gray'heal called on Mrs. Hund
'ng dinner: Mrs. Augusta Haiens, Mr. extended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Two classes of net- or] jnal meta] a>]d had npt )>cen Rnd Mrs. Crawford Monday afternoon,
and Mrs. Dave Dennler Rlld son, Mrs. G. K, Ppulas,
d tatoes to grade.
Mr
nd M
E T L
of Irish cob- sn>e]tcd Thc i»ccc was sma)] but! Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Locke were
one
class
ted
gems,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Silvie Cook and fan>i]y
'Kuni Dennier, ]]Mrs. SoPhia Hutchi-,
I.ewiston visitors Wednesday.
class
of
earliest of all',,
one
blers
and
Dean
<Mr.
Mr. and
»doubted],r the rea] stuff
son and son Harold, the Rev. George,daughtei'nd
Oic Lien and A t
L,
)>[r. and )Mrs. Frank Bresgal and
Ten
potatoes
to
be
graded
potatooes.
Lew
Jain
visitors
the
were
at
Herman,lWright
Finke, the Messrs. George,
Mi ai>d Mrs J h F
of Spokane visited relatives
family
orally.
A Correction
Martin, Walter and Thomas Dennler ho»>e, near Genesee, Sunday.
to Fverett
vacation.
the Thanksgiving
Y.
The judging took .place in the
of the!
and Miss Emma Dennler.
In writing
up the party
sister
and
her
family,
visited
Thev
went
and
the
A.
building
'ay
M.
C.
boys
to Wellpini't, Wash., after spend- G Jones
'd
Mi'. Rnd Mrs. Edwin Mielke and
att th
t e
clu
1 ],
>, h e ld
Bridge
B
d f
Af
! Afternoon
Thursday'
GprPeters,
G,
Mrs.
A,
the
following
contest
swim]mug
and,
her
mother,
the
with
holidays
'erbert Mielke wer e callers at the ing
d )I
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Jack Wppdward p f the B
h
wife
evenThursday
and
Peters
don
drove about town for a time before
Mrs. Lydia Ameling, and other re]evening off lastt
John Schwarz home Thursday.
M d
Creary on Monday
j
ing; Philip Daugherty's Thursday Rnd
starting for home, arriving at 9:00.' iveek, the names of the
atives.
and
Harrison
and
h
h
hostesses!
Mr.
Mrs. Lyle
'
Friday night; Mr. and Mrs. I.]oyd
had
a
The boys all
good time.
'
family were callers Sunday afternoon!
I e f t outt Th ey
1»a<vertently
I
were
mere.!Craig Frlda: Mrs. V]r il
Paid
Com-Hpg
Checks
NT
at the Clyde Daugherty home.
B,
lonle
besides Mrs, McCreary, Mrs. F. H. S u I
~ h-, M
M s. L 1
H
d
Surveyors Still At Work
I.ast Saturday C. H. Skinner, chair
>s.
Miss Marie Schwarz called Thurs-j
Rider, Mrs. F.. H. T.mery an
returning
night,
tp Spp.
Saturday
given
Contrari to the infornlation
day evening at the home of Rev. and !man, Rnd Arthur Cameron, treasurer f
Boyd.
I~ I
Helen
Sunday.
jkane
of
weeks ago
Iof the corn-hog organization for this Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Long Mr. and the Gazette a couple
O. G. Eh]en.
by a survevor, there are still some of!
Paid off the first installment (Mrs F
Miss Emma Hartung and Mrs. Idalcpunty
g
Change at TelePhone Office
the men at work in this district. They!
in! here, Payments in the county ivi[1
Stoneburner
the holidays
spent
Br>dgc clifb was
Afternoon
With
the resignation of Miss Etta
Gu]ch'he
lamount to between $23,000 and $24,- Barbara Jean and Mrs Fverett Keye are working on the Wauncher
Spokane.
on Wcd- Blum from the operating
entertaine<i
force of
pleasantly
very
road, doing cross-section wo>k. Rc
and 000, the payment being on the ratio
Mielke
Herbert and Edwin
f S pkan
)[rs.
H. Ra- the telephone company last Saturday
R.
afternoon
by
nesday
doesn't
the
fact,
there
of
'erbert Schwarz were Orofino visit- jof $2.00 Per head for hogs and ]5c Mrs F H Fmcr h d a d]»Ref gardless
s
in
p
evening, it leaves the switch-board
activity in the i»cy w'th three ta
seem to be much
. ors last Tuesday.
!per bushel for corn.
r, an
gues s
jg ey
score.
made
high
hands.
for
the
Blum
Thompson
B.
neiy
H.
practically
Lewiston sector of the Kendrick-ArMr, and IMrs. C. L. Wegncr an1d!
and Miss Kathryn
Emery, a student
werc served 'isters, Misses Henrietta and Laura,
'
row
road (Ross Higliway). Thc sai»c Delicious refreshments
with
evening
fami]y vj)i)ed Saturday
at the U. of I. In the evening Mr.
nc«»eet-'had had charge of the day board for
Thc
of
l>lay.
close
the
at
bounced
Ross
over
are
The regular monthly meeting o'I
! Rnd
)[r. Rnd Mrs, A. E. Spekker.
Mrs. Hig)ey took the party to holes Gov.
Haro)d
Thomas 'many years, and had given universal
)[rs.
still there a»d the same bou)ders a« ing iyill be with
club wil]
Mrs. Fred Mie)ke and Mrs, Tnhn Kendrick Commercial
thc Kendrick Theatre to see "Flying
j
sitisfaction.
in the ivheeltracks and everyone who,.
Schwarz called Tuesday afternoon at!held in the dining room of the Raby D
The day operators are Misses Phyltravel that 'highway"
Hotel Monday evening, December 10.
the Emma Hartung
home.
Litt]e Miss Janie Carroj] entertained is compelled to
and A»nabelle
Davis
Cummings
a
mixed
car
will
ship
lis
D:>ye
Gentry
Herbert and Ernest Schwarz and Dinner ivi]1 be served at 6:30. All at the hoi»e of her )Rrents Mr a»d knows each and every jolt by its!
!board is in charge of
Satnight
market
and
the
Spokane
the
to
of
stock
aren't
and
they
nai>>cs
first
name
say,
Herbert Mielke spent the week in! >»embers and those interes'ted in civic!
]M>ss Marie Sch>(arz
jurday night.
that would look good in print,
(Contjnued on last page)
affairs are asked to please be Present.j
Spokane on business.
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THE KENDRICK
GAZETTE FRIDAY, DECEMBER
CHURCH
7, 1934
NOTICES
Full Gospel Mission
10 a. m. Sunday schoo].
Church services at 11:00 a. m
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
...(.'iTit2('OU1'..f.'c".etc
Church Juhaetta
Frederick O. Sapp, Minister
Church School at 10:00 a. m.
Young People's at 7:00 p. m.
Preaching Services at 8:00 p. m.
Preaching will be at Arrow at 11:00
a. m. on each 2nd and 4th SundayAt Swetwater each 1st and 3rd Sunday.
think....
Lehnd Methodist
Homed L GraybeaI, Pastor
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.
Preaching services at 11:00 a.
and 8:00 p. m.
Epworth League at 7:15 p. m.
bill....
you per day.
service.....
?
In how many ways do you use electric
for what other
Besides the basic service of lighting,
Check over the following
purposes are you using electricity?
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Water Heating
Radio
Refrigeration
Toaster
Washing
~
0
Vacuum
0
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Ironing
Percolator
Air Heating
Curling Iron
Cleaner
t
in
of
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Johnson and
family were dinner guests at the Caus
Day.
Clark home Thanksgiving
Miss Marie Fix was home for the
LAIrs.
>% %%%
Mrs
guests Thanksgiving
of Rev. and Mrs.
Wa']tet
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OUR POLICY
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eIjmj]1ated sp far as Is human}y ppss1bIe and that
ypur I3robICI]1S be gjven Oul'nost, Coul teous Conin><
0]11v as 1>(re adhere tp this poljcy can we cpn
Inue p ~.rosper
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In This Bank Are Guaranteed
Under
Terms of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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came out
the week-end
f1om
with
horn«o]ks't
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Banking Hours:
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DR. KLLIQT'
Supplr
The Time to Begin Treating
Horses for Bots is TwentyEight Days after the First
Killing Frosts.
At t'hat time the work of
the Bot Fly is completed for
the season. The time to be
was fixed
gin the treatment
by the zoological division of
the U. S. Bureau of Animal
An Attendant
of the
studies
in
Industry,
precise life cycle of the adult
the Bot Fly.
,parasite
AVe wil] have several thousBot Caysu]es o'n hand
and
to
the time, is right
when
treat your horses 'the 'price
is just one-half 'that of last
in
we order
year 'because
The
quality
quantities
large
is also better than that of last
year.
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at the Office at A]I Times During
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IdnhokLfcen>e
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the Week
Genesee
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Ira Fix and Mike Nye helped Sam
Mr. and ]Mrs. W. H. Weyen and Taber butcher two hogs >Monday.
sons and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kent
Thanksgiving
and
daughter
spent
CAVENDISH
with Mr. and 55<frs. Ed. Kent.
Edgar Bohn and Me]vin Garner and
(Mrs. Geo. Crabb was operated on
the 'Weaver boys were home for ]ast Friday at Spokane. She is getting along nicely.
Dnn Lyons sPent the week-end, in<nrf H((ng nf Krngrirk «f>f(rg (rifi(
with his par- h;s sister. Mrs. Ceci] Choate, and his
eluding Thanksgiving,
ents.
aunt, Mrs. Jeter Candler, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Israe! and
Thanksgiving day there was a comCarri
chi]clren, Mr. prance
Aunt
munity dinner in the hall, with a large
and Arley Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Be
)
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.; AX.'ES
Plenty to eat. There were ser ices
De]os gaper spent Thanksgiving ivithliand
>n >he 1T>oT'» iilg aft'CI"I>oon a'l>d even>ng,
iss p va and George Smith.
and Mrs. Neil Vaughan
and
I.ouis Pry and Bud Alexander
with
Mr.
visited
her
children
parents,
up fron> C]arkston priday and SaturE,
Xlrs.
W.
Tarry,
Sunday.
and
(]ay.
Miss Or]a Huffman is helping infra.
Mr. and Airs. Sic] Dicks were dn>vn
from Trny last lAlonday io visit Mr. Frank LeBaron with her houseivork,
Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Recce an(1 son
Dicks'ioiher, A>frs. Etta Dickc. who
Dav at the Bert
hog been very il!. She is improving.
~spent Thanl'sgiving
iMr. and
Airs. F<lgar Bohn and:Card home at Southwick. Margaret
<!aug!>ter, 'Airs. McPhee
and
clove, and Lee card returned hnme with
the
to visit friends
during
an<] Mr. ai.<! Airs.
Foster them
Arthur
holidays,
with Mrs. Mat- Thanksgiving
SPent Thanksgiving
I eBaron came home for
Alarshall
tie Gar»er and
He is alien(ling high
Ramie Hunt has just finished 'builcl- Thanksgiving.
school in clarkston.
new machine shed.
in'
Mr. and Afro. F. E. AfcGuire had
Mr. and 'Airs. W. H. AVeyen have,
Day Afr. and
recently
purchased
a good-lookincr, as guests Tlianksgiving
i>seel car.
l> o AV A Recce and Bc<>>a> d
Arias I.il!ian Grayson
returne(] la.>land Alr.. Evereit Blackburn and litSaturday evening from Troy, ivhere tie son and Mr. and A]rs. I., J. Recce
she has !>con caring for Mrs. Jim and sons.
]>]rs. Virgil Peterson calle(1 on Miss
Parrington au(l baby.
on(] IA]i.«Bohn one day
Air . C, F. Harris
spent severa] Alarsierr
clays last week visiting
re]a>ives in !asi week.
I
were'r.
Are Now Due aid Payab'.e.
i
That We be af]!e. tO prplnptly r Supply the bank-
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Elect
War:lec arec .
family were
Day at the home
O. G. Eh]en at
and
Miss Gibbs went to her home at
Genesee for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Richardson and
guests at
Paul ivere Thanksgiving
'the Ralph Richardson home.
1
Sr., ancl family
George 'Dennler,
at the S.
dinner
Thanksgiving
ate
S. Taber home.
Mrs. Roy Glenn and
]><fr.
and
guests
were Thanksgiving
children
home.
Richardson
the Ralph
Adolph Dennler went to Spokane
for the holidays.
on
Miss Frieda Denn]er returned
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gag QgTUQ$ $
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CNLliSN
Rebekahs
The Rebekah
BANK ON 'rHIS»ng
THE ZODIAC
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Me]vin
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to
K. Dennler
Greer to spend
SouthDe]os Baker came over from
Mrs. McPhee and son Cleve spent
,wick to visit Hayse Hunt.
and Sunday with Mr. and
Saturday
B]anch Harris
spent
Ze]]a and
'
Mrs. Claude pippinger at Orofino.
several days last week visiting at Park.
(T»s Week)
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Perryman
Mr. and i%mrs. Robert Hall and son
spent the wek-end in Kendrick.
Miss Joan Grino]ds and friends of
Lewiston
returned
to their school Paul. were Moscow visitors both Satand Sundi>y.
work Monday after spending Thanks-'urday
Miss Fl]a Dennler was an overgiving vacation with her parents, Mr,
Thursday
sne>t of Tkefmn,
night
kfr>. >nke Grfnold>.
The ridge was we]] represented in
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Taber and
Kendrick Saturday when peop]e went
q J 'ec
at the Ben
were visitors
corn-hog al]otment family
in to get their
home Sunday.
We>(herby
g rkrrk>
Lloyd philips from Moscow was
p,
Tedd Vaughan
h
gi
Miss
Iris K
Keeler
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a v'sitor 'at the Fix home Thanksar
spent Thanksgiving
Day in Ken-
Hunt and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Eldie Hunt
and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Ray But1er and chi]dren spent last Sunday
arith Mr. and Airs. Fred Zimmerman.
Mr. and Mrs. Nevlyn
Whybark!
and
IDAHO
Veterinary
w>uter.
-(.
Mr~
KENDRICK,
:NfmsER
Mrs. K. Dennler, George, Sherman
and Martin started Friday for Calithe
fornia, where they will spend
THE WASHINGTON
WATER POWER CO.
went to Coeur d'Alene Thursday
visit relatives a couple of weeks.
Co.
Clearwater
Vollmer
FIX RIDGE
just about the cheapest thing
electric service, therefore,
you buy? Use more of itI
LINDEN NEWS ITEMS
(Last Week)
OF CHLORATES AT
WF HAVE A BOUNTIFUL SUPPLY NOXIOUS
WEEDS. IT
KILLING
OUR WAREHOUSE FOR
AGENT
BENJAMIN.
COUNTY
BY
WAS FURN'ISHED US
Communion.
There are many other uses, some- of which may apply
('ourr
use
When you consider this widespread
home.
electric service you realize the VALUE of it.
ISDn
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THE KENDRICK GAZETTE
Officers
8:00, choir
study and prayer meeting.
lodge met Tuesday Pub]isha>c] every Friday at Kendriej>>
practice.
officers
the fo]]owing
when
Idaho, by
night,
Friday evening at 6:00 Ladies Aid
Ruth
term:
new
were elected for the
P.
C. McCrcary
Supper and Bazaar.
F lizabeth Cook,
Hill, noble grand;
Independent in Politics
Long, recording
Pearl
vice-grand;
The Laatiaeran Chmch
retary; Ethel Emery, treasurer.
Otto G. Eblaaaa, Paitor
Subscription $1.50 per year
retary! Ethel Emery, treasurer.
Cameron, Emanuel:
Entered at the postoffice at Kee9:30 Sunday school.
SPECIAL
as a'ecnd-c]ass .mai1
Idaho,
drick,
10:30 Divine Services in German,
$ 1.50
matter.
in German.
Communion
Wave
Permanent
Oi] Croquingole
Juliaetta, Zion:
WILMA SCHULTZ
I:00 p. m. Sunday school.
Lewiston, Ida.
Ha>iona>@Editor>alA»ociatioo
1227 Idaho Street,
2:00 Divine services in German with
1934
48-2x
hst:
it:.oorking
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Community Church
Poindexter, Paa>tor
American Ridge:
10:00 a. m. Morning Worship.
11:00 a. m. Sunday school.
Kendrick Community Church:
]0:00 a, m. Sunday school.
,. I]:00 a. m. Morning Worship.
6:00 p. m. Young Peop]e's.
7:30 p. m, Fvening Worship.
7;00 Bible
'ednesday
evening:
was your electric service bill for last month?
Bivide this amount by 80 and discover what this s'ervice cost
—
You will need trap nests but they must be of
to hold the eggs after your hens
>the basket type
of O. K. Egg
and pullets have received a few feeds
hens.
Mash. There is none better ask the
an
T. Earl
How much
slowing-up on
your laying hens have begun
about layslow
are
egg production, or your pullets
Mash.
]jng, give them 0. K. Egg
If
An electric light and O. K. Egg Mash is all you
need to bring your egg production up to standard.
Kendrick
appliances?
various
E
M
Community
as you look at your
that it covers 80 days of service?
ellectric service
That during those 80 days electricity was "right there" when
you pressed a switch for lighting, or for the use of your
Bo you ever stop to
l"I. „i>n..,;Gkg V.iAS..-.:
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THE FARMERS BANK
and obtain your
receipt
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at
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Once
M>'eposits
Hours 9:00 to 12 Noon
1'00 to 3 00 P M
Saturdavs 9:00 to 12:00 Noon
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H>y r ifnn( ilni r I the mrr(in .=
here Sat»rday evening an(1 ivent to
Snuihwick Sunday to hn]d meetings.
>4]iss D<fte]i»e >IVhybark of Lapwai
anc! Ra][>h Bo!ic af>d sister of Southivick were week-e»d guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Whybark and family.
>r (hr kV.
eveni>>g.
It
is
5 mr
nnw.
snov'nd
THE FARMERS BANK
Snn(iny
to Inn]c like winter
The grouncl is 1vhite
io beginning
here
with
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snowing.
trip to Letvis-1
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N. S. Vollmer-Hopkins,
Vice-Pres.
%. J. Carroll, Cashier
Thursday's
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Machine and Gun Repairing
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creditors of and all persons
claims against the said de-
six months
within
vouchers
of this
publication
after the first
notice, to the said Georgia G. Rowe
at Room 6, Lewiston National Bank
Building, Lewiston, Idaho, the same
being the place for the transaction
the bnsine ~ of said e*iaie in the
state of Idaho.
Signed a»d dated at Moscow Ida- ho, this 7th day of November, 1934.
GEORGIA G. ROAVE, Executrix.
EDWARD C. BUTLpR, Attorney
AND
for the executrix. Residence and
postoffice addrc.ss: Lewiston, Idaho.
November
Date ot first publication
RELIABLE, COURTEOUS
SERVICE
attendant.
Stock of goods at Kendrick
Phone 143 Kendrick or 6R Troy,
or see
N. E; Walker, Kendrick, or Smith
Bros., Le]and.
lady
equipment,
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CAVENDISH
tDe]ayed)
with Mr. and Mrs. pverett
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on Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Whybark a»d
night
Bolick were Mo»clay
at the IVi]] Dygert home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Whybark 'vere
B]ackburn
Suiiday a>id Su>>day iiiglii guest- at
Ralph
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The Public'$ FIRST-Choice
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tO Chan<le Wlthuut
uub]ueh
ualul aau
nutlue and lO any
Tuesday di»ncr guests at the Will
Dygeri hoinc were Miss Bowen a>id
hliss Marsiers, who is helping with
at Caveiidjsh.
ca»lpaign
tlie revival
Ralph Bolick was also a dinner guest
at the Dygert home.
took a load of hogs
hfr. and AIrs. Arlie 'yvhybark, pasGeorge Wells Tuestor of Le»ore U. B. church, went to
where he is also pa;tor.
Harrisburg,
from here attended
at Southwicl< Friday
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to Lewiston for
day.
Quite a numbei
the '.basket social
evening.
Mrs. Aletha Lillie, who has been
teaching in the upper room, wi]1 hc
unable'o teach tliis week. She had to
take hcr mother, Ihfrs. George Crabb,
Mrs.
to Spokane for an operation.
crabb is very sick and ha. lieen in
Lewisto» for some time.
Mir. a»d hfrs. Charles Pitcher and
fvalee Blacl<burn were Orofin<i visita
ors Friday.
of Orofi»o was
Claud Pippinger
this
of iNovember,
20th day
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ABE GOFF,
LENORE NEWS NOTES
Fugene and Irene Southwick left
for
Ke]logg,
morning
Wednesday
Idaho, where they will spend the
vacation with their sisThanksgiving
ier and family, 1fr. and lire. Alice
Mustoe.
Mr. and Mrs. 'h[yrt Lee were I.ewistoi> ~isiiprs Wcdiiesdsay
Vfcror and Emnia Rasa were Lewiston visitors Wednesday.
Emma
Haag, Victor Haag and
Velma Kates were Moscow visitors
Wediiesday. Miss June Smith return-them
to spend the
cd home with
season.
Thanksgiving
dinner guests at the
Thanksgiving
Ella Hanks home were Mrs. Foster
with Will annexed of »P T"««]ay
Administrator
to
went
h]iss Et]>el Shoemake
the estate of Ellen A, Beard, De
Friday to take care of
47 5 Southhvick
ceased.
the new l>oy at the Ben Pressnall
home.
NOTICE
Lee Card of Southivick spent Satnight >vith Gilbert Bloom a»d
urday
I will not be responsible for any
Su»dav
night >vjth the Fd. Recce's.
fby my wife, Ver]a
bills contracted
h»
evangelight,
hfr.
ffarotera,
t]
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and a friend are holding
daughter
FVERETT CROCKER
47-3
revival meetings in the ha]1 this week.
They have ibeen holding meetings i:i
WANT ADS
South<vick an<1 began here last KV (130 nese]ay.
FOR SALF.—One Caterpillar
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There divas a .community dinne; i»
or will take in trade lighter ma- the ],a]] Tha»ksgivi»c
dav
chine; one 1927 Buick sedan in
Su»day visitors at the Jeier gangsplendid
shape, $ 100; one three- le„ho»>e,vere h[rs. J. R. King a»d
H. P. Fairbanks engine; one Chev- Mrs Ray Kiiig
32-volt
rolet 28 Power plant'ne
Mr. Clay has been quite sick ihe
De]co electric Power plant; 1ya-2 pant >veek but is some better now
or
and 3-inch centrifugal water pumps;
ime for
u c >ering time
It seems too bee bute]iering
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Mra Wf]»>er Hanks and sons
a»d Carl a»d Ra]i h Hanks.
hfr. and Mrs. Neal Vaughan, and
and last, but
"Shoot The Works"
cartoon a»d whatnot
at
spent. the day Sunday
children
"The
Valley Cow
parnoi
least
Happy
Cavendish v ith Mrs. Vaughan's
h;mse]f
(Ben
The O]d hfaestro
and
Dust
Hungry
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boys
Rusty,
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ents.
Bernie, of radio fame) yowsahl it;
that
Suf>dobvn"
a local aggregation
Haag a»<1 daughter
Mrs. Anna
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give you an . intrepretation
went io Moscow for a time
and all t
Maestro
and
song.
music
Haag's
owboy
health.
on account of h]rs.
Harve
is helping
Frisbee
Gale
and a bit of conniving
Had Tonsils Removed
couP]a lovers into each
a
to
help
pugene and Irene Souihwick reIsa'belle
]Malnarich of Juliaetta had
Hear
hot
it
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other's
arms! Boy,
from
>k]onda
night
home
turned
on Tuesday of
all the lads play her tonsils removed
and
Bernie
Ben
Thanks. ere theyy spent
~e ogg where
Ke]]ogg,
p
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I n> Dreaming With My Fyes Wide la..t week,
pieces w«k She is «cov«j»g v«y»>eely.
oth«««hj»g
Ope»,"
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m»y
in
splendid'f«p p hfcGujre spe»t Tue dav ff< program aiid pj{i socja] was
lac-8 pick-up
truck
school house
shape, $60; one nearly new Dodge, and that i>ight with her daug]>ter, given at the Vaughan
And of course there will be episode
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Wednesday night,
$4001 Mrs. I . J. Recce and family.
Have Moved To, Spokane
10 of "Gordon of Ghost City"
No.
the
ca]]ed
at
Wi]]
Mrs.
Dygert
Several new plow rolling coultersI
Ed. Recce took a load of wood to
Mrs
Julia Brocke and son Ken
ho>v
know
to
you will ]ust have
Henry Schetzle home Sunday
at ha]f price: Case and O]iver',. Lewiston Saturday.
moved to Spokane, where
have
neth
positions
terrible
of
thc
out
]Mrs. Henry Scheizle had a stroke they got
shares for tractor plows; one 2is a student at the Kinmao
and
Kenneth
week
last
left
in
were
they
of paralysis Saturday evening.
bottom Oliver tractor 1]ow at $20.I
LENORE NEWS NOTES
Business college.
Frieda Haag an<1 Edna Ba'r»eit there's the rest of the show, comedy,
All of above ai Jaliaeiia. W F.
<Defayedf
49-2x i hfr. and hfrs. Dar<vi» Tarry oi stayed Satur'day night at the Henry
FHREN'S Ju]iaeita
Southivick werc Sunday <]inner guests Schetzle home.
June Smith reiur»ed home Sunday
Dance At Troy
at the Leroy Southhvjck home,
at Haag's.
stafter
a fciv days'isit
riclce
Pa-1
those
from
Cream
Amnng
the
at
Troy
The next dance
Ry
Mrs. S, A. Vaughan spent Sunday
vi]in» will il>e on >Vedi>ca<lay. Dec. ten<li»g the revia] ca»ipaig» at CavSchetzle's.
at
Heiiry
12, with Walt Allen's music. Fvery- 'nclish Su»clay night were Mr. and
Leroy Scyuth>vick a»d Alfrecl Hnl49-lx Mr;-. AVjf>fie]d Pov-(1! u ill daughie.
one ave]coine.
were I.evriston visitors on
li»gsworth
So»i]iMrs.
Harvc
Pauline,
Mr.
and
;
,
Saturday.
wjr]'. Eugene a»d Irc»e,
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and
a hfr. a»d i>frs, Norman ]h.c>i<cc a!icl
sons, Bi]lie Knl<er a»cl Bcyh]hie hf;,c family sPent Su»day after»oon at thc
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To all points in the United Statea
Johnco» home.
HAVE
+ hvere Thursday gue. is at ihc Harve JimVictor Hang iiurchascd a For(] car
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with
signed administrator
»execl of thc estate of Ellen A, Beard,
deceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the said
deceased to exhi'bit them with the
necessary vouchers withi» six months
after November 23, 1934, the date of
the first publication of .this notice to
'he said Administrator at hloscow,
Idaho, at the office of Or]and 8 Goff;
the same being the place for the
iaasaciion of the basins;s of said
estate in Latah County 1 State of Ida-
COOK, Prop.
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Binder Twine
NoTICE To cREDITORs
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Tickets are good on the deluxe
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I,trip to 1 rwjstnn Tucsllay.
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around a»(l:ihout, sonic of
)vhich lasted soinc of ivhich di<!n't,
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answer. Give lier
fhc sc!3ai"<for, !!>!iig tllc i'csiilt to
us and w,e'1!. <10 flic rest )vc'll huy
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We are proud of our meat
line. The choicest of meats
at the most reasonable of
prices. We invite you to try
them and be convinced for
yourself.
Cured Meats
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has gone to
winter with
Kendrick Loses Game
Kendrick dropped the fourth basket!ball game of the season to Bovill
here last Wednesday night, by a score
of 22-31. They lost to a much larger
and
more
experienced
but
team,
'howed surprising strength in the
first half. Ramey was high point man
for the Tigers.
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'eorge
Behrens Corrects Statement
W. F. Behrens wishes to correct . II
an error )vhich appeared in a local! g
daily paper. This article stated that
I lost $60,000 in the tractor business
the past years and that I have made ~
that back again in the mining busi-, P
ness. This figure should read $ 16,000 I!
ihstead of $60,000.
It further stated that I operated
the Deadman mine, which should read!j
II
the "Deadwood Mine," and that we!
took out $ 18,000 )vorth of gold this g
season, which should have read $8,000 or probably some over $ 10,000, g
the correct figures.
These errors were not of the edi- g
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printed them, only a miswhich, however, doesn't
understanding,
do us any good in our home town
unless corrected.
After selling the mining property
to J. E. Perrin and Dave Henderson
for a fair price, we were left a fair
profit for this year's work.
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DATES, Bulk, 2 Pounds for
play is, proving one of the most exever staged. It is
citing mysteries
packed full of tense moments, riotous
laughs, and 'thrills from beginning to
end.
The Idaho Serenaders a quartet
from the U. of I., wi'll furnish music
between acts and a short musical
comedy before the first curtain.
Fveryone is promised an enjoyable
evening. Don't miss i'! Be sure and
see "The Yellow Shadow" at the
evenKendrick Theatre, Wednesday
Adv.
ing, Dec. 12, at 8 p. m.
" SPECIAL PRICES ON
CHRISTMAS
"„Old Fashioned Chocolate Drops, 2 Lbs. for
"„Christmas Mix, Pound
For Her:
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SHADE, DAINTY GREEN GLASS
TEA SERVICE, NEW PEWTER TABLE ITEMS, SALT AND
PEPPERS, SANDWICH TRAY, COVERED CAKE BOARDS,
DECORAPERCOLATORS, OVEN GLASSWARE, TABLE
TIONS, ELECTRIC MIXERS, GRAVEY AND CONDIMENT
DISHES, AN'D LOTS AND LOTS OF OTHER DAINTY AND
USEFUL ITEMS.
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Gum Drops, Pound
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A. Red, 2 Cans
SARDINES, OVAL
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'Afr.
her daughter.
is spending
Buchanan
! Mrs. Lulu
'the Thanksgiving holiday season with
her daughter and family, Mrs. Morgan, at Potlatch.
Mrs. Edith Grant and Joan are
with 'home
Thanksgiving
spending
folks at Rosetta.
Mr, McWilliams
spent the wee!rBazaar and Dinnei
end in 1<fosco<v visiting friends and
The ladies of the Community church transacting business.
R. I; Bishop of Spokane spent
will
hold their annual
bazaar and
Mr.
tvith his parents,
Thanksgiving
dinner in the church basement
this
(Friday) evening. The bazaar wi11 and Mrs, D. A. Bishop.
start at 2:30 and a turkey dinner will
D. A. Bshop picked a 'bo<vl of ripe
be served at 6 p. m. Adults, 50c, red raspberries on Thanksgiving
Day
49-1 from his patch "Can you beat it<"
children, 25c.
Sunday school )vas <ve11 attended
at the Baptist church today and plans
>>VAN)PED
Saddle
horse.
Phone are under )vay for a Christmas tree
49-x and program.
492X. J. L. Jolinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dawald of Atliena,
seaOregon, spent the Thanksgiving
son )vith her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
! W. K. Gregory.
Miss Eileen Francis spent the weekend in Moscow with home folks.
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Thanksgiving
progran> Wedevening )vas very >lit<eh cii-! II
joycd l>y those who attended, The pie,
supper and fish pond brought us the! $
vf>d
W
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i>cat sum of $ 15.45.
Those vvho enjoyed Thanksgiving
dinneis a)vay from home were as fol-,
10)vs: Mr. and <Airs. Wm. Ha<iden an(1, pl
!11!cn Berry of Orofino at the Wm.'g
Co)vger home; Mr. and Mrs. Hon>er
ALSO
13ctts at the R. S. Befts hon)e, John 'II
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Mr. and 1>irs, Glen Betts'dt
AA ed!gate,
OF
an<! children
at the C. A, Betts 'P
BUCK JONES
hon>e; Rcv. Geo. Finke at the Rev.;
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O. G. Ehlcn home in Canlcroll,
"GORDON OF GHOST CITY"
Aliss
Mildred
Gibbler
and
her 0
father, of the Sunnyside school, near lII
Peck, came out to enjoy our pro.-;
ON THE STAGE
SPECIAL
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and spend the night at the Glen 'P
gram
THE
Betts home.
HAPPY VALLEY COWBOYS
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ihlrs. Oscar Lawrence and children
and
Rusty, Dusty, Hungry
vacation <vith
spent the Thanksgiving
Sundown
her mother, Mrs. Nick Deamo and! gS
f;<nilly, at Myrtle.
Of Kendrick
AIr. and Mrs. John Starr returned
In Cowboy Music and Songs
home this week-end from their trip!
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to Spokane.
COMEDY AND CARTOON
Elberteen and Irene Martin <vere II
Show at 8:00 o'lockhome over the Thanksgiving
holidays.,
Dean Luce is doing chores at the
Admission
25c
10c
Crabb ranch this week. The IIj
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~MR% family )vent to Spokane, )vhere Mrs.
Crabb had an operation Friday.
Mrs. Hulda Buchanan
Potlatch to spend the
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Our
nesday
'<bungalo)v"
)vith a l>rand-new
bulit
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on the chassis of a ne)v truck.
He
says he intends
to go down into
California
and maybe
farther and
doesn't intend to return to this part
of the country. until next June, He
may be able to stand the Sinclairites,
Townsendites and various other kinds
of ites that long but )ve doubt it
very much.
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Charles Riggle Passes
Cl.aries Ri. glc, a foriner I~cndrick
rc.-i<lent, died at his lioine at Spok;inc
i!ri<lge, Wash., on Tuesday, of f i>is
0 ccl;. Hc <vas mail carrier oui of
K«nd> ick on Route 2 fni'iliiiiy AL'ii's
,'i 11 8 wiis
<iccccdcd 13y Evi'.i'cf t 1'';<set',
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Deari Wr<ight Has New House
Dean Wright, )vh0 recently
disposed of part of his wordly goods at
a sale on his place near Agatha,
drove into town the other evening
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We invite you to try the
goocls we feature. We are
sure you will like both the
price and quality.
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relatives.
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Cranston- Alexander
10!Sc!>li Alexander
ot Juliactta and
( i anstoil
A~iay
of Spok;tile obiiiilicd
a license to ivcd in Spol(anc oii T<iiisdav of this weel.
IS
at fair
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not fair items at a quality
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0!i!':, Ali. i<It(1 Al i s. 11. )3. !)0 1'',>':0!1 «ii(l !A!i'. <!ii<1 Airs, 1'. Vi. I!i.'i!ci'.
Tlion>p soil i)i(!dc liigli =0!)>'r,
an <1 Ai r.=. B ill C a rig and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Peavey of and Mrs. 1".nos Fckman drove to
Nezperce spent a few days visiting Yalcinia, 'Wednesday evening to spend
with IMr. and "AIrs. 13ill Peavey an(1 Thanksgiving.
Mr. an<1 Mrs. F.. Bird.
A nuniber of the "ridgers" took
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Taylnr mo- in the dance at Pine Grove Thi(i'sday
tored to. Boise to spcn<l Thanksgiving
nigh t.
i%fr. and Afrs, George Rice visited
Thursday ivifh A1r. and Mrs. Oliver
Clark.
'Afr,
and hilrs. Bill Peavey dined
Thanksgiving
day in Le<visto<L
Mr. and Afrs. Keith Clark and famdinner
)vith
Thanksgiving
ily ate
Reta and William "Clark, Others
Laurence
present
>vere Lester and
Erkman and Walter Lce Nye.
visited ThursEmma Heimgartner
HOL'IDAY
clay nigl)t <vith Evelyn Heimgartner.
IN THE AIR
Peavey and Mr. 13ird were
Mosco)v callers Monday.
cl e c o rations
Christlllas
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Clark and
are making their appear- Walter Clarl'vere Lewiston callers
ance
and with this sea- Monday.
Roy and Ray AVcdin of Moscotv
son thoughts of good things
<vere down
to the ranch
for the
to eat are uppermost in our <vcek-end.
nlincls
and that's the very
Mrs. Sophia IIutchisoi1 <vas a caller
thought we have ln
in Juliaetta Saturday.
good things to eat and we Mr. and Mrs. Li>iarion Gruell of
are featuring quality mer- Lewiston visited Sunday at the Bill
Clark home.
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college hoyt What ever mbade you
go fo college ".
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thiiigs iii the .Rah."
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use glass coivs. You lil<e it pure,
fresh, sweet aiid rich a real linc
of creain )vc l>clicvc our milk
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