Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-09
and he predicts complete recovery
for them in short time.

and he predicts complete recovery
for them in short time.
County Attorney Holsclaw, will leave
for Elk River Sunday, to try the cases
pending before Justice Morris, which
were continued last week.
| E. F. Jones is building neat one
story residence on his lots in Orofino
Home Tracts. The bnilding is Of brick,
and will be finished in stucco.
DO not let your grocer sell you any
''iust as good flour" just because he
!, has it on hand. II he does not handle
PRINCESS-write,u for it. Adv.
G. w. Cummings, of Blake, was in
town Monday. Before leaving he took
! out permit to read the Republican for
another year. Lots Of them are doing
I it now.
The Farmers Cash Store has received
a big line of stone ware, enamelcd
ware, granite ware and clothes to
wear, all Of af which they are offering
for sale at right prices.
j. B. Wilson has opened picture
shop in the room formerly occupied by
Pederson's barber shop, and will take
delight in catching your smile while it
is pleasant. See him if you want
photos.
Miss Maude Mix, our county superin-
tendent of schools, went to Moscow
this week, and in. her absence Miss
Abbie Mix has been answering ques-
tions that have been propounded to
the head Of our educational department.
! Use PRINCESS FLOUR and have
good, white light and fluffy bread. Adv.
4 Sam Owings, Of Moscow, was In town
this week. Mr.. Owings has had about
thirteen years experience in the news
paper business, and is now prepared
to tackle any line Of work. At present
| he is selling the products Of the Mos
cow FIGURING Mills.
The body of David Entz, who was
drowned in the Clearwater at this point
on April 18th, WAS found on the upper
end Of Hog Island, about ten miles
above Lewiston on Thursday of last
week. The body was shipped to Penn
sylvania for interment.
| G. F. Cunningham, who has been the
manager for the Lewis County Electric
LCo., in this part OF Idaho, was here last
'iweek checking over the property pre-
liminary to the Grangeville Light and
Power Co. taking it over. Mr.. Cum
ningham left Sunday morning.
4 The parcels post is popular with
everybody but the carriers on the ru-
raj routes, where the mail is carried on
horseback when the roads are bad.
Several times recently John Boehm
J has had all that he could lash on pack
horse, for transmission to Gilbert and
Russell.
Il Cha's Green, Thursday closed deal
/ with James Urquart formerly Of Fra.
ser, in which Mr.. Urqnhart purchased
an acre tract in Bridwell addition for
1
residence purposes and residence
will soon be built in which the pur.
, chaser will make his future home.-
Kamiah Progress.
There will be mothers meeting held
at the Christian church next Thursday
at 2:3O, p. M, by Mrs. Weseman. Sub
ject for discussion, "Hyperacity of the
Stomach After the close of this
meeting the Loyal Temperance Legion
will assemble to perfect its organiza
ton. Both of these meetings will be
of interest to all.
Elmer Kight, of Ahsahka, was ir
town Tuesday looking after legal mat
ters connected with the organization oi
their new school district west Of All
sahka. The district wants to secure 1
location for school house and built
during the summer. Elmer Kight
Sanford Post and Ed Piatt are tn,
trusteer of the new district.
This week the Orofino Trading Co.
delivered large number OF celebrated
Waldorf felt mattresses to the sani
tarium at this place. All articles 0
this class bought for this institution
are high grade goods, it being the pol
icy Of the management to furnish goo'
comfortable accommodations for tn
unfortunates being cared for at thi
place.
Swank & Son started to Gold cree
a few days ago, with w. G. Mitchell, Q
Sprague, Washington, who has inter
ests in the placer mines on the creek
but they wsre only able to get as far a
Hatch's place, on account Of the sno7
still on the ground in that altitude
The team returned to Orofino and Nj
Mitchell and HIS companion walked 0
into camp.
| Farmer Buescher was in town frol
the ranch this week, buying nails to n
pair his fences. Mr.. Buescher say
| that he is planting 20 acres of corn, an