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

Bring your watch in and have it
exported. E. A. Schilling, jeweler.
A. L. Thiele, local banker, and W.
l.. Clark of Spokane, went to Pierce
yesterday.
Mrs. A. l.. Thiele entertained at
bridge Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
w. l.. Clark of Spokane.
Vivian Orcutt will spend the next
seven days in Moscow attending the
Ellison White Chautauqua.
According to the county records
Clearwater county now has fourteen
licensed autos. Two years ago there
was only one or two.
Mrs. A. v. Fellows, sister of R. F.
People, after visiting three weeks in
Orofino, left the first of the week for
her home in Minot, N. D.
Mrs. A. OVERLY, accompanied by
Mrs. Fishers sons, Donald and Doug
las, is visiting in Orofino with her
daughter, Mrs. C.. A. Fisher.
A crew of men and teams are now
working ,,on the new grade near he
Zelenka warehouse, that slid full of
dirt during the winter and spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Powers of Nez
Perez, who visited with the People
family since Sunday, returned home
Tuesday. Mrs. Powers and Mrs. Pep
pie are sisters.
Mrs. Fred Frasier, who spent the
winter visiting in Minnesota, has
returned to Orofino improved in health
Mrs. Frasier says she is 6 ad to get
back to the Clearwater valley.
w. B. Kline and family, accom-
panied by Mrs. Ross and daughter,
guests from Spokane, went to Lewis
ton yesterday morning by auto to at
tend the lawn tennis tournament in
which Harold Kline will participate.
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Boise, 81 per year, is one of the most
valuable weekly republican publication
in the state. 1t is ably edited, clear
and reliable, and well worth your time
if you care to keep posted on state
affairs.
Mrs. chilling, the jeweler, enjoyed
visit this week from Ben Lachman
travelling salesman. Wanting tt
show Mr.. Lachman good time, h
took him for swim in rofino creel
with the kids. 1.-THE days of rea
sport, " by heck.
A team belonging to Mr. eraser
down the river near Ahashka, whicl
Mrs. eraser had driven into Orofin
Monday afternoon and tied near tn
post office, ran away, taking the hitcl
with them. The team and hack wa
, stopped near the depot and little dam
t age resulted.
There is no other animal that will
begin to return as large net prof
a annually as the hen. And yet oil
0 biddy is seldom given anything like a
3 honest deal. She is too often abused
q neglected and despised, when she
\ doing her best to be worth while
her owner. Give the poultry an hon
est deal and poultry will prove profit
e able.
C. A. Fisher, who is now holdin
.. down responsible government posi-
: ton in the forestry service at tn
Missioula office, was in Orofino owe
Sunday visiting his family. MI
d Fisher is spending few days at tn
4 Lewiston land office on governmer
r business, and will be in Orofno agai
r next Sunday.
A tin roof blew off building, an
the owners took the tin, rolled it W
o and sent it to the Ford factory. Sc,
. eral hours later they received TIL
!. message from the factroy: "W
. are perfectly willing to rebuild yor
= car, without cost to you, but a,
anxious to know what the car ra
into"
n The village sprinkling wagon W,
!. started yesterday afternoon, wit
a Peter Noble at the steering gea
n making the dust look like thirty cen
. at country fair. Its the time i,
year when the city sprinkler, the ic
man, ana abbreviated underwear loo
. good.
a Sunday evening, about five o'clocl
a some BOYS who are large enough
!. know better. had nothing else to {
a than get two smaller boys, mel
re babies, to fighting, with the resu
that one was hit on the head viii
rock and seriously injured, necess
al tating the attention of doctor durir
TO- the following night. And it isn't tn
3 first time this same gang of boys hi