Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-10-03
Don't fail to see the Round Oak heat.
ers at w. & MGR. Co.

Si . a. w. &C MCN. 70.
Miss Sena Kittleson went to Lewis.
ton Monday and returned Tuesday.
j. N. Darden, of Endicott, Wash,
was in town att ending the state land
sale Saturday.
A. L. Thiele, cashier Of the Bank OF
Orofino, made business trip to Nez.
perce this week.
E. N. Brown and wife and E. v. Pot.
vim, OF Lewiston, were homeward
bound passengers Monday.
Wycliff r. Smith, Of the Potlatch
Star and L. j. Southwick, came over
from Southwick to attend the state land
sale Saturday.
Nels johnson, Eugene Clifford, Jo-
seph N. Larson and C. G. Miles, Of
Weippe, attended the state land sale
here Saturday.
Misses Gisella Donath and Della Lo.
seth, who went to the Boise Fair, re-,
turned home Monday. They report q
splendid time on the trip.
OF. Loseth is arranging for woed
cutting campaign this winter. He ID
now getting his camps started. He.
pays Sl.25 per cord for the work. N
s. L. Willis, Of Moscow, was here the
first OF the week attedding meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Owl Drug
Co., OF which he is the principal owner.
Ben E. Bush engineered the state
land sale for the board Of state land
commissioners last Saturday. w. E.
Daggett was here to see that things.
went as they should. M,
Rev. j. H. Hart was ansarrival Mon.
day evening. Mr.. Hart ID now located
at Winona, Washington, having that
place and Endicott in his charge. His
visit here at this time was to get his
household goods, etc., and ship them to
his new home.
William Cox, brother Of Charley Cox,
OF Ahsahka, who has been rambling
around over Nebraska, Montana and
other parts Of the country, showed. up
at Orofino Monday night Bill was
looking well and was glad to meet his
many friends again.
Road Overseer Kight has been work.
ing on the south approach to the new
Clearwater bridge this week. It u
the intention of the authorities to have
the south approach done by the time.
the steel is in place. Work ON the.
north approach can not be prosecuted
until the steel is out Of the way.
Roy Peatman and wife left Orofino
yesterday morning, for. Oakland, CAL,
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peatman are among the
most popular and estimable people Of
the community and we regret very
much to lose them. The best wishes
of the Republican 60 with them wher-
/ ever they 60.
| G. A. Cloyd, who left here . year
ago and went to the Weiser country,
returned to Orofino Sunday. Since
i. leaving here he has been in South
!. Idaho, Colorado and other places, but
/. thinks this was 60 ID enough to justify
!. discarding them all. Mr.. Cloyd will
!. probably cut wood for o. F. Loseth
i. this winter.
Mrs. M. E. Buescher was in from the
New Hope neighborhood Wednesday.
She informed US that school com.
!. menced this week in the new schoel
house. Mrs. Buescher also told VI
v that John had got the South American
fever, and was trying to get his affairs
in shape to 60 down to Argentina to
i look at the country.
Thomas McCabe, deputy sheriff o.
= Shoshone county, was here this week
having come down with John P. Dolan
s. ex-assessor of Shoshone county, who
has been committed to the sanitariun
). here for two years, under the law pro
viding for the commitment to sucl
> institutions, of habitual users Of drug,
and intoxicants.
; Mr.. A. Allison and wife, Of Iowa
have been visiting Mrs. Ben Trutton
r, of Gilbert, who is cousin Of Mrs
It Allison. This visit was the first meet
ing of the ladies in forty-five years
in they having not met since early child
ne hood. Mr.. Allison left for Spokan,
lis this week, where he expects to maxi