Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-05
Princess Flour is the Best.

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Rev. Jas. H. Hart will be back for
another year and will hold preaching
services in the Methodist Episcopal
Church next Sunday evening at the
usual time.
Try meal at the Home Cafe.
Earl B. Chandler, of Grand junction,
Colorado, is here this week, looking
over the country. Mr.. Chandler is
well pleased with our country and may
conclude to locate here in the future.
Albert Holmberg, who has been en-
ployed for the past six months at the
Medical Lake Asylum, Washington,
was an arrival home Tuesday, for his
semi-annual vacation.
Messrs Klososki and Gannett, of the
Orofino Portland Cement company,
spent few days here this week look
ing over the big proposition soon to be
launched by their company.
C. S. Cunningham, manager OF the
Lewis County Electric company, was a
passenger for Greer, Tuesday, where
he will install new generator for Erb
Brothers in their store building.
M. V. Penoyer OF Saginaw, Michigan,
is enjoying his annual visit to this To-
cality. Mr.. Penoyer is large holder
OF timber in the Fords creek country
and may perhaps operate in that To-
cality in the future.
Mrs. Hogue and son, Gilbert, were
arrivals Tuesday from Moscow where
Mrs. Hogue has been in attendance at
the Methodist South conference. Mr..
Gilbert Hogue is visiting relatives and
friends in north Idaho.
C. w. Simon, of the Eilers' Piano
Company, was visitor in town We'd
nesday. Mr.. Simons has headquarters
at Lewiston. He reports the past year
as a banner year in his business
in the Lewiston territory.
Oakley Jordan of Fraser was a bust
ness visitor in Orofino Monday. Mr..
Jordan has spent the summer in the
government forestry service and re-
ports an utter absence of fires in the
section OF Indian Grave country.
Chas. O'Connor Of Spokane, manager
OF the Holland bank of that place, is
here this week on tour of inspection
OF the country connected with the
loaning business of his institution. He
reports things entirely satisfactory in
this locality.
w. 7. Bennell and X. ID. Luttropp
have been elected as representatives
from Orc Elmo Lodge No. GA, l. o. O. F.
to the Grand Lodge which convenes at
Wallace on October 18th. X. d. Lut-
tropp has been elected as D. y. G. NJ,
for the next year.
Louis Soderberg visited Moscow last
Sunday. While there he met Frank
Marquette who is at present staying at
the Hospital taking treatment. The
doctors in charge now have hopes of
saving Mr.. Marquette's foot il present
favorable conditions continue.
A party of government surveyors
from Boise, under Engineer Spofford,
arrived in Orofino Saturday and de-
parted Sunday for the Goat mountai n
country, to survey three townships of
land in that vicinity. Sherm Mix
piloted the party on the expedition.
Ed Drumming, Of Reds Prairie, was
an Orofino visitor Wednesday. He
states that last Saturdays storm caused
considerable damage at Silas Bashaw
place, on Upper Whiskey creek, where
a house and barn were unroofed and
a strip of land 100 yards wide and al
most a mile in length was swept by the
storm. Many black pine trees were
broken off before the storm lifted and
disappearedto the east.