Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-03-27

key creek, left for home Tuesday
morning.
The attention of our readers is in
vited to the ad of the Farmers Cash
store, new enterprise in the town
that is makiug bid for share Of the
patronage of the public
Eugene Chandler left Monday for
Willamina, Oregon, where he goes to ac-
company his grandfather and grand
mother back to Orofino where they
expect to again take up their abode.
Wallace N. Dodd, who went to Ari-
zona last fall, returned to Orofino Tues
day evening. His family will come
later and they expect to locate at
Othelo, Washington, some time during
the coming year.
Mrs. o. A. Anderson and her daugh-
ter, Huldah, and son, Arthur, came
over from Winchester Saturday to
spend the Easter week holiday with
the folks at home. They expect to re-
turn to Winchester next Sunday.
o. l.. Bishop, special agent of the
Northwestern National Insurance Co.,
was in town Monday, and transferred
the agency for his company to VIM. B.
klnne, who is taking over the insur-
ance business of w. M. Chandler.
w. E. Stoddard was in town last
night looking after his business here.
He informed us that he had placed an
order for big line of 1913 STYLES Of wall
paper, and one of his specialtes for the
next month would be selling wall
paper.
M. l.. Hatch, M. Frear and Gus
CRUDE were in town from the upper
Whiskey creek settlement Friday.
They report cold weather on the mead
ows yet, the temperature last Thursday
morning dropping to ten below zero at
Mr.. Frears farm.
Earl Mcdonald, former resident Of
Orofino, was an arrival here Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Mcdonald is now living
at Tenino, Washington, where he is
, employed as baggage master in the
,, N. p. Depot. He left ON his return
home this morning.
| E. l.. Taylor and w. F. Walters have
| opened up cleaning and pressing
| parlor at the Hotel Orofino, and are
prepared to clean your old clothes
and press them so that they will look
as good as new. Give the boys call
and help them out and reduce part Of
the high cost of your own living.
George Leonard of Geneva, Ne
braska, father Of H. A. Leonard, was in
town Monday night Mr.. Leonard
came out to look after his son who is
/ now in the Lewiston hospital where he
was operated on for appendicitis, and
o now has typhoid fever in addition to
his other affliction. At last accounts
O the sick man was in very critical con-
dition.
d LaForest, the tree man received a
d large consignment of fruit trees from
the Oregon Nursery Co., of Orenco,
i Oregon, last Saturday, and has been
a delivering them this week. Mr.. La.
Forest will receive a shipment of orna
mental trees and shrubbery in short
q time and will have roses, etc., for sale
See him if you want to beautify your
premises.
. The dance given by the Altar society
of the Catholic church was great sue
cess in every way. Music was furn
: ished by Loseth, Peterson and Walrath
e Supper was served by the ladies of the
society in the banquet room of the l. O
II o. F. building, at which over sixty
II couples partook of the excellent repas
prepared for the occasion. A most en-
is joyable time was had by all presen
in and neat sum was added to the treas
ar ury of the society.
r The veterans of the early Indian war!
j. have been granted an increase Of pen
ID sion at last. This is a measure that .tht
editor OF the Republican has been urg
It. ing upon our senators and representa-
A tives for the last three years, and it il
If a pleasure to know that it has at last be
come law. James M. Holt, of Orc
10 fino, is one of the beneficiaries unde
r. the new law and John Chandler, o
8. Willamina, Oregon, the father of ''y,
editor" is another one. These mel
6 will now receive $1,000 per month in
- stead of $500 per month as heretofore
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