Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-12-26
Local News
Happy New Year !!

| y. d. COillHS OF flerce, calieO al tnlS
office this morning.
j. A. Mccain and wife were trading
in Orofino today.
j. B. Carter went to Troy yesterday
for short visit with his family.
William Warner, one of Greer's sub
stantial citizens, was in town today.
Raymond Givens, Of Boise, is here
visiting his father, DR.. ]. w. Givens.
w. H. Gillespie has been helping the
N. P. agent during the holiday rush.
Homer Carr was passenger for
Myrtle on yesterday mornings train.
Gus Grubs was in town from the up
per Whiskey Creek settlement Tuesday.
BORN-In Orofiuo, December 25th,
to Eugene Langdon and wife, daugh-
ter.
Raymond Gillespie came in from
Moscow Tuesday to spend the holidays
with his parents.
DR.. Horswill and wife made flyin 9
visit to Lewiston Friday. Orofino looks
good to them now.
Will Chambers and wife, and Jay
Small have come home from Oregon to
spend the holidays.
Judge E. A. Patterson of Teakean
precinct, was doing business at the
court house todaH.
The Orofino basket ball team went 10
Weippe this morning, to play the team
at that place tonight.
Edgar j. Ferre and wife, of Frasr,
came down Monday and spent their
Christmas with Mrs. G. w. Bell.
W. M. Chandler, representative from
Clearwater county, will leave for the
state capital next Thuraday.
c. A. Plank and wife of Gilbert, ate
their Christmas dinner with Mrs. Geo.
B. Ladd, mother of Mrs. Plank;
R. B. Rwadener, and H. A. Leonard
and wife went to Moscow yesterday to
eat their Christmas dinners.
The basket ball game Saturday night,
was won by Orofino, by a score Of 81
for Orofino, to Kamiah's 13.
Robert Abbott Of Lewiston came up
Sunday to visit his son "Jack" who
lives in Orofino Home Tracts.
A. S. Frazier has moved from the
Charley Adams place down to the Gus
Dahl place near c. E. Mooers' home.
Dave Ball of Ford creek ridge, was
in town Tuesday with load of turkeys
which he put up and "shot off" at the
ball park.
FOR SALE-County maps, 81. 90 each
showing Clearwater and adjoining
counties. Address, Swadener, Surv ey
or, Orofino, Idaho.
Charles Chandler of Pennington,
Washington, arrived here Saturday and
will spend his holiday vacation visiting
his uncle, w. M. Chandler, and his
aunts Mrs. j. M. Sanders and Mrs. j. B.
Dickson.
The application of Mrs. C. E. DePar-
tee for pension has been rejected,
the pension department holding that
the widow of a veteran of the war
with Spain is not pensionable under
existing laws.
LOST--Sunday evening, Dec. 9th
between the Methodist Church and
John Mix's residence, a small Q old
chain with tassel on one end. Finder
will please return to Miss E. Maud Mix
and receive reward.
Mr.. Thomas L. Harris received let
ter from Mr.. w. N. Dodd, now a resi-
dent of Arizona, in which in was stated
that Mrs. Dodd was much improved in
health, having gained % pounds in
weight since going to Phoenix.
Hunters who have come in, rep port
many cougar in the woods now. They
are following the deer down and killing
them in great numbers. The prov all
ing opinion SCENE to be that the bo un-
ty on cougar should be increased.
OrofinO had two Christmas trees this
year, one at the Christian church and
the other at the Methodist church. At
both places appropriate programs we're
rendered and the usual gifts gladde ned
the hearts of many small children.
Mr.. Edgar w. Hall, telegraph opera tor
at Othello, Washington, arrived ere
Sunday evening and remained ntil
TUESDAY morning, visiting his father,