Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-26
Local News.
Particular People Use Big Loaf Flour.

Jack Crabb, OF Tcakean, was a bust
ness visitor here today
Sunday was the shortest day in the
year. Did you notice it?
See Wellman-McRoberts before buy
ing. The price is right. 3S-tf
Robert and Mittie Moloy are home
from Lewiston to spend the holidays.
See the Beckwith and Charter Oak
Heaters at Wellman- McRoberts 38-tf
Go to Wellman-M cRoberts for any
thing in Hardware and Furniture. 59-tf
A few New White Sewing Machines
for sale Cheap. Wellman- McRoberts.
39-tf
c. A. Coffin, superintendent of the
cement plant, went to Spokane Satur-
day on busnessi.
Roscoe Walsh, an employee of the
Potlatch Lumber Co., was in Orofino
over Friday night.
Miss Virgie Snyder, who is attending
the Lewiston business college, is at
home for the holidays.
Miss Lois Martin, operator in the
Orofino telephone office is spending
the holidays at Moscow.
Mrs. F. N. Morton and daughter.
Gladys, left for Pennington this morn
ing for weeks visit with friends.
FOR RENT:-A good, six room
house, partly furnished. Inquire Of
38-4O LETTIE A. BROWN
FOR SALE Holstein bull calf, elev-
en- months old.
3S-40-pd M. A. RADCLIFFE, Peck. |
Julius Cherpillod, Moscow farmer, |
visited over Monday night in Orofino,
the guest OF his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Mix.
Justice Of the Peace S. M. Snyder, of |
Weippe, accompanied by his family
are visiting relatives in Orofino this
week.
johnnie Loseth, who is attending
the Lewiston Business College. is
spending his vacation at his home east
of Orofino.
=. T. johnson and ]. M. Murphy. of
Russell, accompanied by their wives.
were in Orofino Monday doing their
Christmas shopping.
Stop in and look at our new line Of
framed pictures and mouldings for
Xmas. w. E. STODDARD.
3d. #
The w. C. T. U. will hold their
monthly business meeting at the
Christian church next Thursday. Jan.
LIST, at 2 p. m. All ladies are invited.
There is to be dance given at the
Odd Fellows hall, in Orofino on We'd |
nesday evening, Dec. 81. A good time I
IS promised. Watch for the dodgers. I
Will Chambers and wife, of Corvallis
oregon, arrived in Orofino the first
MS week to spend the holidays with
Mrs. Chambers parents, Mr.. &, Mrs.
Ellis Small, a
>. D. Chandler and family, of Farm !
ngton, Washington, are spending the :
week visiting relatives in Orofino. Mr..
chandler owns a fine farm in Latah r
county, adjoining the state line. I
The dance given at the Odd Fellows Y
'all last might by the Rebekahs was a
cry successful affair." About $500 t
we're taken in. Good order was main. e
aimed and the supper was excellent. h
J. B. Dickson and family, of Gilbert: ;, =
!. D. Chandler, wife and two children. :
! Pennington, Wash. and j. M. San !
|ers, wife and son Roy, took Christ :,
mas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. John
J,
Chas. Lynch, j. M. Sanders, Henry t'
loos, G. r. Hill, Frank Zelenka, and m
'. H. Foust have just completed 7 CT
liies OF telephone line. This line runs p
oAA OroilnO 10 the Wells Bench u
CT
W. W. Bounds, foreman for the Sc :,
lrity Bridge Co., whose home is at y
rosser, Washington, accompanied by .,
is wife, arrived Sunday evening to = :.
pend Christmas with Mrs. Bounds - :"
arento. Mr.. & Mrs. A. A. Holsclaw. -
Mrs. A. A. Holsclaw, this week re- pr
sived the sad intelligence of the death 70
her father, j. H. Profit, at Villas, DC
e., aged 6S years. Mr.. Proffitt had
Eel in failing health for some wears. an
rs. Holsclaw has not seen her father DC
r nearly three years. fr,
G. W. Townsend was in from his "a
orth Fork ranch today. Mr.. Town
nd, who is one of the best boosters
the Clearwater valley, presented ~
e Republican office with a bag of NV