Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-01-23
Local News

Aaron Funkhouser was in from Gil
bert Saturday.
E. E. Davis, of Peck was in Orofino
the latter part of the week.
Nels Berglund and j. L. Duffy, of
Troy were in Orofino last Friday.
Fred Dieterle, of Gilbert was visit
or at the county seat last Friday.
Jesse Tucker, was in from the mead
ows last Friday
M,zOlsen, Of Russell was transacting
busi1hesyah y M Drofino last Friday. NJ
MS 4 was down from weps
Ben Ii, sturday '.'I
RI Sd and Eugene Char (
werS in eSals Bench, Satuff IS 3
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day Mr.. ShdelSsk mas d eas3ts Il ~ "a
lam hand, the reshlt ofSDlnik MI M On
tact With an ak while splittinp Wood.
Nj Is AYbr Hill, who is i. teaching
schR at Ahsahka, was shopping in
oroE Eno last Saturday. 81
Flank Sii Surprise, of Ahsahka, i viz ss
ansacting business in theicounty seat,
last Saturday: .,> sF -,
John Mix and Jack Dobson, were
Moscow visitors the latter part of last
week.
Wick Richardson and family and Will
Richardson and wife, were trading with
Orofino merchants Saturday.
Frank Moores was down from Gill
bertlast Saturday. ..l
Cata Thompson, of Ahsahka, attend,
ed THE meeting of the Fair Association
,a,s. Last tutdayso o,.d tsdhlsg OF oe1g 1s g
ffarve BieEeyttan13 13heslienGrimr1, LOT
RUSSELL Ridgess attended, the dance III
orofino Friday njjghtn ~ q s,,,au t,,or
Mr.. E.atDoneth, o whoc attended, sthe
Harness Mems Convention at LewistbRf
last week, returned home last Thurs
day evening. sa.q ..,to.
Gus CRUDE and M. Frear, were in
from the Meadows the latter part of
last week.
w. }. Jordan, Of Lewiston, General
Agent for this division of the Northern
Pacific was in Orofino the latter part of
last week.
Chas. Plank, of Gilbert, had the mis-
fortune to get the thumb of his left
hand caught in feed cutter last Fri
day morning, tearing the nail and end
of the thumb off. He came to Orofino,
where the wounded member was dress
ed by Dr. Fairly.
The Republican would like TX secure
a--goOd live correspondent in--eyery
Ni'y III tl.C COuuty. Anyone car
lne-b attekAo1H tAn1Aatteh1n f,theAd
district, will be supplied pith stationery
and postage, apd we will place they
names on our subscription list Il 'iS
Mr.. & Mrs. A. E. Holmberg left Mon
day morning for visit with Mr.. Holm
berg's mother at st. Peters, Mimi.
From there they will visit Chicago and
return to Idaho, via. New Orleans, Gal
weston and points in Arizona and South
ern California. They expect to be gone
about six week.
Mrs. j. M. Sauders, who has been
visiting at the home of B. Dickson near
Gilbert, was in Orofino Saturday en-
route home. Mrs. Sanders was ac-
compAnied by her daughter, Miss Edna,
who had been staying with Mrs. Dick
for several weeks = +. Iii L. II ~
The free dance given in the Odd
Fellows hall last fhaaS nhgM tby~Ae
tunnel workers was well attended and
q good time AasTepSi@ed1b mthoseeafnifff
attendAnceae,. .,.
-Gh4 basket ball game scheduled fer
East Esa 1l''l If,day fieht ftIqrefnHt betE1a
flno High school, failed, to matesiAlize
owing to the inability Of the Xollmer
team to get here, on account Of a snow
blockade.
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evening from Juliaetta, where he had
been to visit the bedside of Mrs. Noble s.
parents, Mr.. & Mrs. John Stump, who 7