Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-06-13
NUMBER II.
Local News

Franz Fohl was all arrival Monday
from Moscow
j. r. Becker is visiting the Pierce
section this week.
Dave lloar made business trip to
Spokane this week.
X. B. Hibbs returned Monday from
Spokane and North Idaho points.
Miss Carrie Henager left for Spokane
Wednesday to spend the summer.
Letta and Emma Shcssler Of Jnliaetta
are visiting the family OF L. l. Wurman.
Mrs. Sadie Brannan of Spokane is
visiting the family OF her son, Vim. OFT.
A Sunday School picnic was held at
Riverside park this afternoon at which
all report fine time.
Miss Jessie Hardy left Wednesday
morning for visit with relatives in
Asotin and Charleston.
Attorney A. A. Holsclaw delivered
the Grafton at the big fraternity picnic
in lilo June IA and Is.
Mrs. Judge Hogue arrived Friday
from south Idaho where she visited
relatives and friends.
Fl. BOGUS of the Lewiston Land &
Water company, visited A. f. Hinckley
and family over Sunday.
Joseph Kaufman. who attended the
auditors convention in Coeur d'Alene
last week, returned home Saturday.
DIR. John Givens accompanied by his
grandson, John Givens Jr. Bird, were
arrivals Tuesday from Nampa, Idaho.
Young Foster Hoar is kept pretty
busy these times standing off whoop-
ing cough, measles and sore throat
Elsie Crisp was an arrival Saturday
from Weiser, Idaho, where she has
been attending school for the past year.
The little daughters of John Molloy
returned Monday morning from trip
to the home farm in the Weippe
country,
Mrs. Waite Of Portland, who has
been visiting the family of DR.. John
Givens, departed for her home last
Thursday morning.
Jollie Bullock, accompanied by his
father and DR.. Fairly, left Monday
morning for Moscow where he will un-
dergo surgical operation.
VIM. Foresman Sr., accompanied by
his granddaughter, Emily Foresman,
was visitor over Sunday with the
family OF VIM. C. Foresman.
Blair Hoar returned Friday from
Occur d'Alene where he attended the
meeting Of the democratic state conven-
ton. He reports a warm time.
Frank Tucker hauled load of hay
from his ranch on Reds Prairie to town
this week. Mr.. Tucker makes the
round trip every day hauling freight on
the return.
Fred Trotzkey returned Sunday from
two days trip to his ranch in the
Russell country. He is at present build
ing barn to replace the one lost by
fire recently.
G. A. Cloyd, who has been employed
on O. f. Loseth's farm the past winter,
left for Weiser on the Sundap morning
train where he expects to make his
future home.
| James I. Farce OF the Fraser country,
was visitor in Orofino this week.
Mr.. Farce is veteran OF the Civil War
belonging to Company of the 1l6th
Volunteer Infantry.
| Mrs. Chris Anderson, who has been
visiting relatives in Denmark for the
past eleven months, returned home
Tuesday. She was twenty two days
enroute from Denmark.
Z. N. Brown accompanied by George
Scofield of Oconta, Wisconsin and
William Stearns of Chicago passed
through Orofino Monday enroute to
tho Washington and Breakfast creek
districts.
Joe Richards of Spokane was a busi-
ness visitor here Saturday and Sunday,
leaving Monday morning for Lewiston
and Boise, where he will audit one of
the banks OF the city during the next
two months.
Floyd Martin, a seven year old son OF
Jake Martin of Eureka Ridge, fell from
a wagon last Saturday and broke his
right arm. DR.. Horswill set the brok
en- limb and the little fellow will soon
be all right again.
+. |. Lindgren has on exhibition this
week ssme stalks OF Turkey Red
Wheat raised on his ranch east of town.
These stalks measure thrty-four inches
in height and are topped out with well
filled heads OF wheat grain. Can you
beat this for spring sown grain?
A. b. Hastings returned Sunday
from the Musselshell country where he
experimental with reforesting a por-
ton OF land in that section. About five