Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-02-20

Walter Tame is completing his new
Mike Smith Of upper Ford's creek
killed a cougar Sunday.
E. F. Davis, the plumber, started
work this week on a new home.
VIM. Boehm Of Gilbert, while hand
ling pevy Wednesday, dislocated his
wrist.
Chas. Long Of Weippe was in Orofino
Saturday on business at the court
Mrs. B. J. Kinne is entertaining a
number Of friends at bridge party this
afternoon.
Miss Virgie Snyder, who is attending
the Lewiston BUSINESS College, spent
Sunday at home.
Chas. Portfors has bought 100 acres
bear Fraser Of Henry Snyder, and may
move his family there.
/ DR.. H. D. Britain, left last Saturday
morning for Aurora, ILL.,, to be gone
until anout March list.
The local lodge Of Rebekah is making
preparation to initiate large class OF
candidates Wednesday night.
Ladies call in and see our new spring
dress goods and get prices on same.
FARMERS CASH STORE.
D. S. DeCourcey Of Walla Walla, ar
rived in Orofino Tuesday to visit his
brother, James, local real estate man.
John Conner, while sitting in Wur-
mans pool hall Tuesday, tainted from
heart trouble. He was able to be
about few hours later.
j. w. Bonner Of Weippe was in Oro-
fino Wednesday. He said the prospect
Of a railroad was putting new life into
his section of the county.
Mesdames McRobsrts, Morton and
Bartlett will entertain the ladies aid at
m. Z. church Wednesday, Feb. %, at
Jpn. Everybody welcome. ! q,
For Sale or Trade: My interest, in
the Farmers Cash store, Orofino, Ida
no. Easy terms or will trade for land.
Att TOM WALSH. +
Louis Soderberg il whitening forty
head Of cattle on his farm near Orofino.
He is one Of the farmers who has dis
covered that there is money in feeding
his crops to cattle and hogs. ~, Z,
E. N. Brown came down from We
ippe Wednesday to meet Mrs. Brown.
who returned Wednesday evening from
a short visit to Spokane. They re-
turned to Weippe Thursday.
Mrs. Betty McCanne, Of Phoenix, Ar
izona, accompanied by her daughter
and husband, MI. and Mrs, L. B. How
ard, are visiting J. S. Hogue and wife.
Mrs. McCanne is an aunt Of Mr.. Hugue.
Miss Carrie Wilson, Of Alberta, after
visit Of few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. o. Portfors, left Thursday for
Peck to visit friends before returning
north. Miss Wilson will visit'in Troy
and Charleston.
The Lewiston Land and Water COM
pany. limited, will this year intercrop
$500 acres Of its orchard lands in the
Lewiston Orchards. One Thousand
acres will be planted to corn, the bal.
ance to field peas, oats and beans.
The Yakima Valley Fruitgrowers As.
ISOLATION shipped 1244 carloads Of fruit
during the year ending January 10th
The receipts for, this fruitwere >94S, 800
During the year the membership Of the
association increased from 687 to 066. 4
Mrs. w. w. Crockett was: the happy
recipient this week Of box containing
six Of the largest and most delicious
looking oranges the editor Of this paper
ever saw. The six oranges weighed
Ola pounds, and the largest over five
inch in diameter. The fruit came from
. daughter. Mrs. Bevie Addington, who
with her husband are now living in
California. Mr.. and Mrs. Addington,
who lived here before locating in the
orange district, write that they would
like to get back to Orofino..
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Noted Lecturer Coming.
One Of the greatest prohibition
orators in the West will visit Orofino
Wednesday, Feb. Is, and deliver an
address in the M. E. church. Every
body cordially invited. No admission.
Wanted Small secondhand saw
mill, boiler aud engine, complete.
JOHN. r. HARLAN,
A-47 - ~ Orofino.
For Sale, Silver Laced Wyandottes,
rooster and 2 cockerels, thorough.
breds. MRS. p. 3. McROBERTS.
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Bids wanted for logging quarter mill.