Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02
ORoFINo, IDAHO, FRIDAY, MAY !, 1913.

your wants in that line as cheaply as
Sears & Roebuck can.
Tell your grocer you want PRINCESS
FLOUR. Adv.
Peter J. HoSmberg, Of Dent, was a
visitor at th& county seat Tuerday.
Peter Booki 3of Winchester, was a
a guest at thef Hotel Orofino Tuesday
night.
Wellman and sMcRoberts are giving
goods away. Call at the store for par
ticulars.
Albert J Holmherg is now employed
as clerk in the office Of the county
assessor.
Miss Abbie Mix is teaching this week
in place Of Miss Maxey, who is taking a
short vacation.
The fishing season opened yester-
day. Buy your outfits from the Oro-
fino Trading Go.
P. A. Chandler spent last Saturday
p. m. and Sunday a. M, visiting in the
Gilbert neighborhood.
j. B. Dickson and family were in
town Wednesday having DR.. Britain
do some dental work for them.
DR.. ]. M. Fairly reports the arrival Of
a new girl at the home Of Matt Cordell,
near Gilbert, yesterday morning.
DR.. ]. M. Fairly reports the arrival Of
a daughter at the home of Theodore
Michaels, at Greer, Friday night.
Stick to PRINCESS FLOUR and you
will always have good bread. Adv.
Assessor Molloy went to Elk River
yesterday to look after the assessment
Of the lumber company at that pl9ce.
George A. Rubadew, the Spokane
timber baron, was in town this week.
George is still hustling for the tall
timber.
r. B. Swadner has been doing some
surveying and other work in his pro-
fessional line, at upper Clearwater
points this week.
You cannot make good bread with
out good flour. PRINCESS FLOUR is
always uniform in quality and color
insist on getting it.
Yesterday, Swank & Son moved the
family Of Il. F. Davis out to the John
Wells homestead where they wilLre-
main for the summer.
Mrs. Craig, of Moscow, widow Of
Rev. T. c. Craig, arrived in Orofino
Wednesday evening and is visiting her
son, Stephen M. Craig.
Letters received this week, from two
places in Nebraska contains the in
formation that the spring is very back
ward there as well as here.
Lamott's Comedy Co., Will appear in
Orofino on the 10th and 18th. You
know them-Ben and Amy. You'll
laugh IT you go to hear them.
Don't write your friends in other
parts Of the country about what is 60
ing on in this locality. Send the Re-
publican to them and save your postage.
Use PRINCESS FLOUR and have
good, white light and fluffy bread. Adv.
VIM. Shriver, the hustling hotel man
OF Kooskia, came down Tuesday and
spent few hours looking over the
village and comparing its advantages
with those Of his home town.
H. w. Shelburn has sold his Bonner
Lake homestead to A. D. Carr, and
tomorrow will hold sale Of horses and
other personal effects, at the Orofino
Livery Barn, and get ready to move
away.
Iver Ruston was in from the ranch
TUESDAY. He reports the arrival Of
spring in his neighborhood as some
what delayed, but he is certain that it
will arrive soon, as it always has come
in time.
w. G. Mitchell, Of Sprague, Wash,
was nm arrival on Tuesdays train.
When asked about the spring weather
in his part Of the country, he said that
he had not seen any yet this year, from
which we infer that the season is late
all around.
Eugene Chandler writes from Susan
vtlle, Oregon, that tits very cold in that
country yet, and has had. his heavy
winter wearing apparel sent to him,
Guess we had better be satisfied with
our climate on the Clearwater, for we
hear Of none better in the Northwest
SO far this spring
Fred Friebe came down from the
North Fork q few days ago and voy
aged on to Lewiston, returning to Gro
fino Monday evening, Mr.. Friebe say!
there is ten feet of snow in the noun
tains yet, and that il the weather turn.
warm soon we may expect to havt
high water in the low places.
Sheriff Harper returned from his tril
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