Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-11-19


day enroute for Weippe Let us hope
he is ready to proceed with operations.
The Weippe section deserves some
thing good.
| will test and fit your eyes. Come
in now. Or. +. A. Sehilling
j. r. Hill, of Pasco, who owns
farm near Orofno, has shipped No.
II Smalley corn cutter to be installed
OF his ranch. This is the largest
cutter in the county.
Pigs for sale A mo. old male Pc
ard China pigs, eligible for registry.
Quick if YOU want them. H. A.
Stockard, Greer, Idaho.
For sale-Ons Milton upright
piano, mahogany case. A bargain.
Address "A" Clearwater Republican.
81 If.
Among those recently receiving
state loans is VIM. Il. Pharr of Gill
bert who gets 81, 800 on so acres of
land.
1t costs almost dollar year to
send the Republican 50 times to
subscriber. We have 800 on our list.
IT one does not pay we can stand that,
but if several hundred don't pay we
can't, and we are not financially able
to carry the load. A dollar isn't
much to each of you, readers, but a
lot when we add several hundred.
Please "DO 1T Now"
Lost Nov. 8, open face Elgin gold
watch, thin model somewhere between
the Owl Drug store, Orofno, and
Russell post office.
George Gertje of Russell, left
Friday morning for Correl, Blaine
county, to visit his mother who is now
70 years old.
1t isssreported that NJ r. Noftsger
and Miss Maud Mix will be married
Thanksgiving. They will make their
home in Orofino.
Myron Smith was down from Pierce
Monday.
Mrs. E. d. Donaldson, of Sites,
wife of the N. P. agent at that place,
visited Orofno Monday.
Chas. Freise, of Cow creek, and
Harry Hatch of Reds Prairie, were
in Orofino for supplies the first of the
week.
Joel Larson, one of the substantial
farmers of the Weippe section, was in
Orofno Wednesday night. He says
his section was visited Wednesday by
heavy snow and rain.
Sheriff Sullivan and wife returned
Wednesday from Spokane where they
visited the apple show. They say it
is good.
DR.. Hatfield and M. E. Washburn
of Moscow, came in on the Friday
evening train for few days hunt in
the forests of this wilderness.
Mrs. E. H. Anterior visited in
Lewiston Friday.
Mrs. Ray Logan is visiting her
mothre, Mrs. E. H. Anterior.
A bracelet will cost you from
81. 80 to SO. Come in. Schilling.
Neglect is the cause Of serious ills.
Have your eyes fitted now and save
serious trouble. DR.. E. A. Schilling.
Alexander Driscoll, pioneer resi-
dent Of the Moscow section, died in
Pullman Nov. 10 from liberated tooth.
Deceased was GO years old.
There is more talk in favor of a
creamery in Orofino.
For sale-One Hereford bull, years
old. c. H. Pippenger, Cavendish,
Idaho. 34-37
Mrs. Hans Berg lefu Thursda !
morning for Lewiston to visit ten
days. Mr.. Berg is working in Lew
iston and the children are there at
tending school, while Mrs. Berg and
an older daughter are holding down
the homestead on Whiskey creek.
A. l.. Stiles of Pierce, who has
been in Spokane for some time, spent
Tuesday in Orofino enroute home.
The Wild Rose mining property at
Pierce has been jumped. 1t is alleged
there was no assessment work done
last year, and a big law suit will
probably follow.
The Orofino Trading Company are
starting an up-to-th minute adver-
tising campaign, and using the APP
proved method of reaching the public
through the home paper. Their ads