Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-02
Local News.

Melville Small was III nom eippe
Tuesday, returning The following day.
lie was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Roos, OF Pierce.
Don't overlook the basketball game
Saturday night.
Miss Julia Freng is now in Spokane,
leaving for that place last Friday
A series of interesting sermons have
been preached at the Christian church
this week and several additions have
been made to the membership.
A revival meeting is to be held in
the Methodist church probably the
coming week, with some noted pastor
assisting Rev. Morton.
FOR RENT:-A good, six room
house, partly furnished. Inquire OF
3S40 LETTIE A. BROWN.
FOR SALE:-Holsten bull calf, elev-
en- months old.
38-4Opd M. A. RADCLIFFE, Peck.
Miss Helen Sullivan, teacher in the
Winchester schools has been guest
this week, of Miss Hulda Ander-
son. also teaching in the same school,
who is at home in Orofino for the
Christmas vacation.
j. D. Chandler and family, who spent
the holidays visiting relatives in Oro-
fino and vicinity, left yesterday MORN
ing for ther home at Pennington, Wn.
Ed Bramer, who lives up the river
mile, did not attend the shooting
match but just the same he had goose
for his Christmas dinner While his
friends were buying theirs Mr.. Bramer
shot fine wild one out of flock that
settled in the river above the big eddy.
w. E. Daggett, state land selector,
came up from Lewiston the first of the
week investigating for state loans.
w. A. Curry, Charleston, merchant,
was in town the first Of the week look
ing after his taxes. He owns valu-
able farm just west of town.
Over thirty Of Orofino's basket. ball
fans went up to Weippe Monday to see
the Orofino high-school play winning
game against the crack Weippe high
school team.
Maxine, the little daughter of Gus
Zelenka, received the beautiful big
doll given away by the Rose theatre
Saturday, to the most popular little
girl in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Kline gave a
most enjoyable dancing party for some
Of the young people at their home
Saturday night. The guest of honor
was Miss Bessie Hill, Of Charleston,
Wash.
County Supt. of Schools f. Maud
Mix, has been in Boise this week at
tending the annual state teachers meet
ing, She will return home Saturday.
Judge G. w. Moody and wife enter
tanned party Of friends at New
Years dinner yesterday.
Augusta, the nine year old daughter
Of Mrs. F. Trotzkey, has been i'll the
past week, the result of an operation
for tonsilitis. DR.. Fairly removed the
offending members, land the little girl
is doing nicely.
It is now practically settled that the
proposed tramway from Orofino to the
Gilbert country will be built the COM
ing summer.
Supt. Coffin, Of the cement factory,
returned from Spokane Wednesday
evening, bringing with him the pay
checks that caused the Blake gang SO
much anxiety last Saturday.
So mild is the weather that there is
practically no frost in the ground here
in Orofino.
Twelve head of pack animals belong
ing to Sherman Mix and j. H. Noftsger
were taken to Weippe the first Of this
week, where they will be wintered on
the Jos. Aspaus ranch.
Mrs. G. w. Barge and Mrs. Julius
Cherpillod. Of Moscow, spent Sunday in
and Monday in Orofino visiting Mrs.
Cherpillod's daughter, Mrs. Frank
Mix.
Wante d:-Second-hand drag saw
frame and saw, six foot or more.
4O-42 A. d. CARR.
The pupils of Prof. w. w. Gatenby
will be presented in piano recital at
the Methodist church, on Friday, Jan.
9th commencing at 1880 P. M. An ex-
cellent program has been prepared and
q large audience is expected to turn
out to show their appreciation OF the
young musical talent of the town.
Fred d. Hammond and wife, who
spent Christmas with relatives in Troy,
returned home Sunday evening. The
Snow occ0rdinU fO Mr. Hammond is