Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-10-01


walton, go acres more easily cleared.
On r. F. ID. and telephone line,
school mile, church and Sunday
school / mile, sawmill ] mile, 4-room
house, barn, chicken house etc, plenty
of water. See me at Orofino hotel
or at the new brick building.
H. H. WALTSER.
Clearwater county is an undevelop.
It's resources are immense. Its fu-
ture prosperity will be proportionately
immense.
FOR HIRE-Auto, day or night, call
Dale Lamphire, Orofino.
If you don't like the fair cuss the
secretary. That is what he is for.
Mr.. Farmer, did you ever stop to
think what your home town means to
you? Do you appreciate the fact
that the better the town the more de
sirable and valuable becomes your
farm tributary to the town? And do
you know that without g. town near
your farm your land is of little value
because nobody wants it? Then ism t
it the part of wisdom for the farmer
to boost his home town? And how
can one do more to boost his town
than to spend his money with mer-
chants in the home town? If we
knock our home town we are injuring
ourselves and depreciating the value
of any property we may own.
You can raise corn in Clearwater
county. Get the idea? Let it soak
in. And where corn grows the hog
thrives and farmers prosper. That is
why Clearwater county land is at
tractive. You don't have to summer
fallow. Get a crop every year.
County Superintendent Redfield of
Nez Perez county came up Monday
evening and in company with Super
intendent of Schools Mayme Fisher
visited schools in the Teakean sec
tion. Miss Redfield returned to Lew
iston yesterday morning.
The bigger and better the stores
Oronfio has the more trade they will
draw this way. The more trade
these stores get the better stocks they
can carry, and better prices they can
make. So it will pay to boost your
home merchants.
/ Local real estate dealers report an
unusual number of inquiries for res
idence lots in Orofino, from people
who desire to erect homes and send
their children to the splendid schools
here.
Most of our timber lands will,
when cleared, make good agriculture
land. Therefore, after the timber
crop is harvested this land will begir
producing crops of wheat, oats ant
barlev.
There will be parade every night
Watch for particulars.
Big dance at the fair grounds ever,
afternoon.
The Dent basin, that line section
from the Clearwater river 10 the Jerl
co mine, is vastly finer and more fer
tile as an agricultural district thai
that section in Latah county, thi
state, from Troy to Deary. Whe
they tell you it is moonshine and non
sense to talk of developing a valuabl
farming district in the Dent basin as
them to visit the Troy country. no,
cleared and settled, with prosperou
homes everywhere. When they tel
you it is nonsense to build roads i
the Dent country, so the homesteader
can reach the big cash market at Ell
: River, don't argue. 1t is better t
agree with a fool than to try to &c
one to change his mind.
John Lind and l.. Clanin were dow
from the Cavendish section Tuesday
attending to business matters. The
report harvesting completed in thei
section. Mr.. Clanin has begun tn
, erection of new dwelling or his 81
acre farm, and said he would be to
busy to attend the fair.
Herschel West, who has been en-
? ployed on the Clearwater Republics
for some months, will leave ne,
, week for Weippe to run new papt
which his father is establishing
. this thriving new town.