Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-06-25
LOCAL NEWS


dow.
Mrs. j. B. Dickson of Gilbert was
in Orofino yesterday shopping.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnett Adair of Greer.
John Pm tx is moving to the cool
shades at the wood camp for the sum
mer.
E. o. Bellomy was in Lewiston
Wednesday proving up on his home
stead.
Mrs. w. B. Tyndall, who is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Pauley, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Lewiston.
For sale or trade-Lot 3, block a
Orofino, will trade for sheep or cattle.
A. G. Grimm, Gilbert, Idaho. 12-2t
Jack Mclean, the painter, has
started work on his new dwelling back
of the post Office near the railroad
track.
The new session laws for all county
and precinct officials were received in
Orofino this week and are being dis
tributed.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
will hold their next social session at
the church Wednesday at 2 80. You
are invited.
Mrs. Fannie Johnson of Troy, spent
Saturday visiting her father, Thos.
Harris. Mrs. Johnson returned to
Troy Sunday.
William Little, who has beer
working out at Headquarters, returned
to Orofino the first of the week, owing
to poor health.
Mrs. w. j. Scott, who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. w.
Jewell, in Orofino, returned to Colfas
Wn., Wednesday morning.
For sale-One 1920 Savage rifle
one 16 guage shot gun, single barrel
one set work harness. See Mrs
Annie MunfOe, OF pnone Soo. AA-io'
Denver Snyder has moved his famil.
to Orofino from Weippe. living il
Glenwood. Mr.. Snyder expects t.
spend the next few days outing on tn
North Fork.
l Chas. Mclean, farmer of tn
Russell section, accompanied by w
| A. Hayden as witness, was in Orofin
: Saturday to file on quarter section o
land in his neighborhood.
n Ed Choate, Of Teakean, is at tn
j Orofino Hotel suffering from an attac
a of appendicitis. An Iteration ma
: not be necessary. The patient wa
brought to O ofino Tuesday.
Il P. McRoberts came in from Head
= quart RS Wednesday evening. He ha
= accepted position in the governmer
!. forest service east of Orofino and will
leave at once for the new field.
- The little town of Troy boasts Of
shipment of 1900 pounds of cream
I Spokane Saturday. The price to tn
farmer was % cents. The price
| year ago was 2la cents a pound
June.
Ill Manager White, local agent for tn
Electric light company, is displayin
the latest models of electric cookers
kitchen equipment that appeals to tt
ladies at this particular season Of tn
year.
l Oily five men out of every hundre
who reach the age of sixty have
regular income. The other 95 Pr
cent. are dependent upon meags
daily wage, their children or publ
charity for their support.
Will Harris, who has been visitir
in the upper Whiskey creek meadow
country, is is in Orofino this week vi
iting his sister, Mrs. Dodd 0 Othell'
Washington, who is visiting HI
father, T. L. Harris, in Orofino.
The Hermiston, Oregon, Breeder
Association of three blocks has bet
organized and contains forty mer
bers. 1t has purchased three purebr'
Jersey bulls and several dairymen
that vicinity plan to build silos in Il
near future.
w. L. Clark, the Spokane banke
heavily interested in the Bank of Or
fino, motored to Orofino Sunday, on
tour of inspection of the country al
y private interests. He was accompa
= led by Mrs. Clark and daughter, al
= son Joe. While here they were CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Thiele.
1t is some freak of an individu
who doesn't occasionally get the au