Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-23


J. F. Dennison and wife, Of Pierce,
were Orofino visitors this week.
d. Cha's S. Moody, Physician and
surgeon. Office in Merrill building.
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DR.. J.. M. Fairly reports the birth Of a
son to MI. & Mrs. F. w. Luttropp
Sunday, May 18th. .
A. L. Thiele, cashier of.the Bank Of
Orofino, made a business trip to the
Gilbert section yesterday.
Miss Maude Sanders, returned last
Saturday, from Kooskia, where she
had been visiting her sister Edna.
Mrs. w. S. Cunningham and Mrs. j.
E. Boehm, Of the Gilbert neighborhood,
were shopping in Orofino Tuesday.
Robert Patterson, Of Wayne county,
West Virginia, arrived Wednesday
evening and is visiting his sister, Mrs.
c. O. Bellomy.
George A. Rubadew, Of Spokand, was
down this week looking after the
proper listing Of the timber lands
owned BY the company that he
represents.
Dobson & Wedlock, who have been
conducting the Orofino Cafe, have
leased the Hotel Selway, at Kooskia,
which they will take charge Of
tomorrow.
Y. w. Rayburn has leased the build
ing just vacated by Dobson & Wedlock,
and will install his moving picture
show in it as soon as the necessary
changes can be made.
A. H. Wilson, deputy sanitary in
spector, Of the state board Of health,
passed up the line Tuesday on his Of
fetal trip Of inspection Of hotels, res
taurants, butcher shops, etc.
A. B. Parks, who has been employed
at this place for some years, left for
Pendleton, Oregon, Tuesday, where he
has accepted q position at the Eastern
Oregon hospital for the insane.
FOR SALE-Fairbanks-Mor pump
ing engine, practically new. G heap If
sold at once. Also a new portable
forge. E. f. DAVIS,
Adv. Phone Main IS.
Oren Crockett and family, Mrs. liver
Iverson, and Mrs. Oscar Austin went
to Peck last Sunday for a farewell visit
with their sister, Mrs. Sam Gentry,
who is going to south Idaho to reside.
D. p. Slocum and family. arrived in
O~rofino, from Kalamazoo, Michigan,
Sunday evening and were met here by
Mr.. Slocum's brother Frank, who took
them to his place on Whiskey creek
meadows Monday.
Mike Tobin, our local celebrety, who
was UP before the U. S. court at Mos
COW last week, to answer to d charge
OF bringing liquor on the reservation,
plead guilty, and asked that sentence
be postponed for a while. His request
being granted by the court.
VIM. Shriver has SOLD his interest in
the Hotel Selway, at Kooskia, and will
return to Orofino as soon as he can fin
ish a small building contract he is work
ing on at Kooskia. He says he will
''never again. leave Orofino, as it is
the dearest spot on earth 10 him.
Mrs. L. E. Stalnaker, who lives n
the North Fork above Ahsahka, has
been very sick for about a month.
Her condition became SO bad that Mr..
Stalnaker brought her down the river
on q raft Wednesday, and put her in
the care Of Mrs. Cochran, in Orofino,
where she is receiving good nursing
and regular medical attention.
The last legislature passed a law
towns and villages power to pro-
vide by ordinance, for the compulsory
removal Of snow and ice from side !
walks, and weeds from the streets and
Gleys, in front Of or adjacent to prop
erty, by the owners thereof. However
the act is like some OF the constitutional
amendments and is not operative until
there is local legislation on the subject.
Reds Prairie.