Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-10-10
Local News.


Don't fail to see the Round Oak heat.
ers at w. & MGR. Co.
Mrs. H. E. Frey was in town from
Greer Monday.
Elmer Desvoigne was an arrival in
Orofino last night.
Ray M. Dunnett, secretary Of the
Cement Co, came in yesterday.
]. R. Fullenwider, postoffice inspec.
tor, made an official visit to Orofino
this week.
Louis Soderberg shipped another
load Of beef cattle to the Portland mar
ket Tuesday.
Mrs. Stockard, Of Greer, who has
been here for some days, returned to
her home last night.
King Mooers, who has been in the
hospital at Colfax, with typhoid fever,
came home last Sunday and is rapidly
convalescing.
Fred Wilfong, who has been out in
the forest service all summer, came in
from the Pot mountain country
Wednesday.
Mrs. R. E. Willoughby, OF Pierce,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
G. v. Friedman, left for her home
yesterday evening.
DR.. Fairly, Of Orofino, was elected
president Of the North Idaho Medical
Association, At the meeting held At
Lewiston last Saturday.
George M. Wilcoxen, George Ed
wards and Frank A. Rist, of Dent,
were in town Wednesday, making
final proof on their homesteads.
John w. Byers, who formerly lived
on the place owned by R. w. Havens,
on Indian creek, has returned from
California and bought place in Clarks-
ton, where he is now living. i
Have your harness repaired by
Bellomy. Anything made Of leather
mended on short notice. Remember
the place, Donath's old stand, south Of
the Merrill House. Adv
| Richard McAvoy, who came down
last week to, look after some business
connected with the estate of : his
brother, James McAvoy, returned to
his home OF Kellogg Monday.
VIM. Gamble, who has been afflicted
with lame leg for the past four years,
! was in town Monday. Billie was get
ting around pretty well when here,
J and has hopes Of ultimate recovery.
M. o. Reed, who was interested in
some Of the mining locations on Reeds
creek, was killed near Spokane Tues
day afternoon, by the overturning Of
5 an automobile in which he was riding.
RI Mrs. A. E. Holmberg, will entertain
the Ladies Aid Of the M. E. church, II
J her home, on Wednesday, Oct. 18th, at
2:3O, P. M. Lunch will be served.
i Everybody-even the cordially
> invited.
e Miss Gisella Donath is in receipt Of
!. numerous letters congratulating her on
her success in winning the cement
company's prize for the best essay on
the benefits Of the cement plant t.
Orofino.
With teachers institute, district cour,
It and the board Of county commissioner,
II coming next week, as well n Bel
LaMott and his comedy company,
promises to be reasonably lively aroun,
a. town for few days at least.
~ At the meeting Of the fire depart
- ment Monday night, arrangement
= were made for the completion Of tn
- bell tower, and we may expect to Sc
H. the work finished at an early date
Fred Hammond will finish the Job.
Z. L. E. Stalnaker, whe lives on til
ill North Fork. was delivering beef cattl
10, to the buyers in Orofino Tuesda,
I8. Lou informed us that school in the
ey new district commenced on Tuesday
last week and was progressing nicely
re Don't forget that Major Fred /
ur Reed and R. C. beach, Of the Idah
er- Panama Expositiod Commission, wi
ey be In Orofino tonight, to see what ca
..V be done to secure the cooperation
Tor our people in the matter Of getting U
ng an exhibit for the San Francisco expos
ton in 1916.