Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-02-13
L ocal News.
for 90 cd roads.

wife, an S-pound girl
H. A. Stockard, of Greer, was in the
county seat yesterday.
Abe Hill, autioneer Of Gilbert, was
in Orofino Wednesday.
Clint Perkins Of Fraser, was dong
business in Orofino Monday.
Henry Moos left Monday morning for
Edwall, Wash, on business trip.
Melville Small came down from
Weippe Sunday, returning Tuesday.
Frank Mix had the misfortune to
loose $500 Shire mare Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marquette Of Ahsahka
are rejoicing over the birth Of son.
A baby girl arrived January % at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Jordan OF
Fraser. 4 4s.e4g (kssssssssxsA
Mrs. Miles Conhran is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Dunlap a
mile below town.
Mrs. j. X. Turner, of Lewiston,
mother Of Mrs. R. F. People, is visiting
her daughter in Orofino.
Charles Foil, who is attending school
in Spokane, spent Sunday and Monday
visiting relatives in Orofino.
Send copy Of the Republican to an
eastern friend. It will be good way
to boost Clearwater county.
III you have something to sell, trade
Of give away try "want ad" in the Re-
publican. Everybody reads this paper.
Wanted-Small secondhand saw
mill, boiler and engine, complete.
JOHN. p. HARLAN,
44-47 Orofino.
The Republican office IS equipped to
turn out any kind Of job work in first
class shape. Ladies' calling cards
specially.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chandler have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. M.
Chandler on Wells bench since Mon
dAy morning.
I Miss Willie Reese, who is attending
the Lewiston Normal, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Orofino, visiting with
her brother, Prof. T. G. Reese.
For sale or trade, fine, almost new
Hamilton watch. Will trade for wood.
Also good violin to sell cheap or trade
for wood. Inquire at this office.
E. B. Myers, who has been living in
Orofino since last October, left Sunday
morning, accompanied by his family,
for their old home in CORTLAND, Kan
sas.
OF course you are interested in hav-
ing good, live local paper here in
Orofino, and you can help by taking
time to send in local items. Use the
phone.
Rupert Buescher Of Ahsahka, while
fishing this week with an ordinary
trout line, hooked a 16-pound salmon
which he landed after struggle lasting
an hour.
You can help make the Republican q
better local paper if you will take the
time to hand in locals. just call up
over the phone and tell US when your
friends come to town.
Ellis Small who has the reputation Of
knowing just how to boil ham to per-
lection, has accepted permanent pc.
sition in Wells meat market, and will
supply the public with boiled ham.
Mrs. w. A. Wellman returned to
Lewiston Monday morning, after spend
ing Sunday with the family here. Mrs.
Wellman is helping Mrs. Hurlburt dur
ing the serious illness Of the doctor.
F. M. Eimonson, who has been
employed at the Palace Meat Market
for several months past, has moved
his family out to the old Carr farm and
win engage in farming and stock
raising.
The residents Of upper Orofino are
certainly thankful to Messes. |. Huns
perger, Eugene Jones and J. F. Bon.
ney, who yesterday cleaned enough OF
the walk to town to make walking once
more pleasant.
I'D. Combs, OF Greer, who has been
q resident Of the Clearwater valley for
thirteen years, visited Orofino yester-
day. He is another Of the young old
men on whose shoulders Father Time
has reated lightly.
Clearwater county needs good roads.
Poor ones are an awful tax on the farm
er, when you take into account the
wear and tear on vehicles and harness,
and the loss Of time in marketing crops.
Be good roads booster.
F. C. Hlghsmith, book dealer Of
Spokane, was in Orofino Wednesday.
He is good booster for Clearwater
county, saying he believes there is a
great future for country with such
fertile soil and climate.
Dell Pippinger and Fred Williams,
Of Cavendish, and Jack Crabb of LIE.