Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-06-20
Local News

for Moscow Tuesday.
Mrs. F. r. Slocum, Of Whiskey creek
meadows, was in town last Friday.
FOR SALE-First-class organ, cheap
if taken at once. Apply at this office.
Ben E. Bush, of Moscow, state land
selectOr, was an arrival on Tuesday
evening train.
DR.. c. S. Moody has again changed
his location, going from Orofino to
Hope, Idaho.
Mrs. T. B. Reed and daughters, of
Pierce, were guests at the Hotel Oro-
inc Monday night.
Harry w. Casey was in town the
first OF this week, passing on down the
line to the Lewiston country.
j. S. Hogue went to Charleston Mon
day to attend the convention of the
Christian church at that place.
c. o. Bellomy has moved his shoe
hospital into the building recently va
Gated by Donath the harness man.
w. A. Wellman returned Tuesday
evening, from Canada, where he has
spent the last three or four weeks.
DR.. Britain has had carpenters at
worry the past week, building an addi-
ton to his residence on College Ave.
Mrs. P. M. johnson returned from
visit to Spokane Tuesday evening and
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Riley.
Frank Harrison, commissioner from
the first district, was in town Saturday,
attending the special meeting of the
board.
The river is falling fast and the water
will soon be low enough to permit re-
sumption of work on the piers OF the
bridge.
James Mccain and wife were in town
Tuesday, getting ready for the big
celebration to be held at Gilbert on
the 4th.
Harry Walrath made flying trip to
Lewiston Monday. He says he be-
lieves Orofino is as lively as Lewiston
just now.
Lee Smith, of Modesto, California,
who was here to attend the funeral of
his mother, Mrs. Margaret E. Smith,
left for his home Wednesday.
Miss Diasy Oylear, who has just COM
pleted very successful term Of school
in the Rodgers district, left for her
home in Lewiston Sunday morning.
Mrs. Robertshaw, of Brunswick,
Maryland, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Cole, for the
past month, left for her home Tuesday
morning.
Raymond Gillespie has got home
from Moscow, where he has been at
tending the state university. He ex.
poets to go out on the fire patrol this
summer.
Marius Loft expects to leave the
first of next week for Kuroki, in The
Saskatchewan country, where he goe.
with view Of locating. Two of hi.
brothers have located there, and have
written him that there are few fin.
chances to get good locations on choic,
land in that part Of the dominion.
Fred Frazier and wife and C. E
Bradish were passengers for Moscow
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Frazier wen
as delegate to the Grand Lodge o
Knights of Pythias, whick met at Mos
cow this week, and Mr.. Bradish wen
along to boost Orofino as the righ
place for the proposed Pythian Home
DR.. Fairly is laying water pipe from
the old reservoir near the lime quarry
to the site for his sanitarium, at tn,
south end of town. He will have tn,
grounds put in shape for building
this summer, but will not build unit
later date, unless more imperative
demand for such an institution thai
now exists should arise.
The piece of road between the bridg
on Rock creek below j. E. Dunlap
house and the point where the Mul
vania road intersects the road to tn
sanitarium, that has been obstructe
all spring by slides, has been cleane
out and is now passable again, although
not in as good condition for heav,
loaes Us it will be after few days @
dry weather.