Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-11-27

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visiting Mrs. Daniels parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. T. Q. Vanirsdale.
The general land Office has ruled
that hereafter persons buying govern
ment lands, such as isolated tracts, at
public sale, need not be citizens. 1t
will be sufficient if they have taken
out first papers.
Mrs. Coontz, wife Of the newly
elected commissioner for the first dis
trict, was down from Greer Saturday,
returning home on the evening train.
H Mrs. O. D. Stevens and children
left for Almota, Whitman county,
Saturday for weeks visit with Mrs.
Stevens mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hinckley and
son departed Saturday morning for
Schoolcraft, Michigan, for q visit.
Before returning they will visit H.
M. Dewey at Plano, Illinois. The
family will return to Orofno in a
month.
John J. Schick, editor of the Mos
COW Post, was a visitor in Orofino
Friday night.
Probate Judge w. F. orgareidge
Of Latah county, says the Moscow
Post, performed his 165th marriage
ceremony last week. This entities
him to the title of Cupid held by
Deputy Auditor Thatcher, who doesn't
do thing but issue permits.
Winchester Journal: l. H. Lowrey
has his string of Clydesdale horses in
fine condition for exhibition at the
Northwest Livestock Show to be held
in Lewiston, and states that he will
make clean sweep this year.
A Zeppelin dirigible airship of the
larger size costs between $400, 1000 and
$500, 900 ready for work
Strayed, one baldface gentle sorrel
gelding, 2 yr. old, white hind leg.
Reward. CLARK E. SMALLEY,
Orofino, Idaho. 38
D. O. Hawkins and family, who
have been living on the Fry place up
Fords' creek, started overland fo1
Boise the first of the week.
Ellis Small and John Wells have
gone into the butcher business and
opened the Palace market. They will
make a speciality of smoked meats,
and will market their product in the
woods. Mr.. Wells has, he says, had
no trouble in finding a market for his
hams and bacon.
Fred Daniels of Cavendish spent
Thanksgiving in Orofino.
We would be thankful il SAINTS
Clause would fill our stocking with
about ten cords Of nice dry wood.
L A daughter was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Long Monday night. Mr.
Long is employed in the forestry Office
at this place.
o The Orofno Trading Company hal
contracted with the Outcault Advertis
ing Company, the people who origi
mated Buster Brown, to furnish then
an advertising service for the coming
year. Their first ad of the series ap
pears in this paper. The Bank O,
Orofino has also taken this service
: and their ads will make interestin,
reading.
G. w. Wilson, the best known
citizen of Ahsahka, returned few
days ago from Boise where he spen
the summer and fall. He avs Their
y is no place like Ahsahka. Mr.. Will
son says he has received notice t.
appear before Justice of the Peace
Walter Tame at the court house Mon
day atIlO o'clock when he is to b
sued by J..W. Blake for 81. Mr.
Wilson would like to have his Friends
: present to hear the trial. He insists
he is being sued on an unjust account
Opening your eyes to the good il
others is like opening the blinds tt
the sunlight.
The word SERVICE" represents
all there is in Christianity so fal
as mans relation to man is con
cerned. Christ told men to do
something for others. But some peo
: pie use Christianity for fire insur
ance on the other shore.
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The Clearwater Republican has NJ
PERSONAL spite at l. R. Crow. We
certainly demonstrated our good inten.
tions when we laid down year age
and helped make the county fair s
success after we had protested agains,
the appointment of this man for &
noSition he was not cOmpetent to fill