Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-12
Local News.

of kooslia, was in Orofino Monday.
E. N. Brown is preparing to put in
half million feet of logs for the mill at
Weippe
You can help the Republican by
I patronizing those who advertise in its
columns.
The N. P. supply car passed through |
7 Orofino Tuesday on its regular monthly
trip over this division.
(, w. B. johnson, Of White Bluffs,
I. WASH, arrived in Orofino Sunday to
| visit his mother, Mrs. Noe.
The Orofino Timber Co. is now get
I ting out 10000 feet of saw logs on
Wells bench for Zelenka's mill.
Robert Cook has started logging for
his mill on Ford's Creek ridge. He
| will put in million feet this winter.
VIM. Demerest is moving his family
! to Othello, Washington, where he has
| good position with the Milwaukee rail-
| road.
Fred Pflaeging, representing the N.
p. railway company, spent Yesterday
In Orofino looking after the company's
taxes
w. M. Peatman, who has been in the
abstract business at Nezperce, has re-
turned to Orofino to reside perma-
nently.
'Uncle Billie" Mcmillan, the Repub-
lican is grieved to say, is i'll at Greer.
DR.. Fairly was called to see him
this week.
The Orofino Ladies Club will meet
ct the home of Mrs. w. A. Wellman
Saturday afternoon. A good attend
ance is desired.
Mail copy Of the Republican to an
eastern friend. Fifty-two copies for
dollar. A Christmas present that will
be appreciated.
VIM. Ramsey, of Troy, an old friend
Of the editor, was one to remit the
on the subscription list.
The Republican will gladly publish
country correspondence from the sur
rounding towns. lf!your locality is not
represented send in the news.
Mrs. Edmonson, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Demerest,
will spend the winter at Othello, Wash
ington, visiting another daughter.
Assessor j. T. Molloy is hustling his
personal tax collections preparatory to
turning over his statement to the
county board when they meet Saturday.
John DeQuer, a socialist lecturer Of
note, will address the people Of Oro-
fino Tuesday evening, Dec. 16, at the
I. 0. 0. F. hall. His subject will be
ssThe Socialist View Of Life
Hilmer Lindstrum. OF Pierce, was an
Orofino visitor Wednesday. He said
that mining operations had shut down
for the winter, and that there was lit
tie activity at Pierce at this time.
John German, one Of the original
boosters Of Orofino, arrived Tuesday
for a brief visit with Probate Judge
Blake and other friends. Mr.. German
plated the German addition near the
depot.
The Republican is prepared to do any
kind Of commercial printing. A COM
plete stock Of paper has arrived and
your work can be turned out with neat
ness and dispatch. Anything from a
calling card to coupon bond.
Simon johnson, of Troy, owner of
homestead near Orofino, accompanied
by Fred lBaily and Mr.. Schafer, the
the latter from Uniontown, WASH, ar
rived in town Tuesday evening on
their way to the timber for cougar
hunt.
The way new subscribers are coming
in is certainly gratifying to the new
editor Of the Republican. 1t Will be
the earnest aim Of THE paper to merit
the support Of the people OF Clearwater
county. Ten new ones the first week
is not a bad beginning, is it?
Manager Coffin, Of the cement com.
pany has had crew at work this week
constructing bridge over Orofino
creek te enable the teams to get within
reach Of needed sand and gravel. Ce-
ment floors are being put in the new
brick, the first Of several to be erected
at the factory.
M. L. Dickson and wife, Of Drain,
Oregon, who have been visiting rel
atives at Gilbert, will leave Tuesday
for home. The Mesdames Ina and
Bertha Dobson, and j. B. Dickson, all
of Gilbert, are daughters and son of
this couple. Miss Myrtle will accom-
pany her grandparents and spend the