Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-09-01

Horace Noble was a Lewiston Wis
itor the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Coontz We're
down from their farm the first of the
week.
County Commissioner Fred Choate
was in with his auto truck from
Teakean yesterday.
Mrs. Oscar Austin and children
went to Fraser Saturday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Lewis.
Mrs. c. A krogh was taken to the
Orofno hospital Tuesday morning,
suffering with typhoid fever.
People who have stock should make
an effort to keep It from becoming a
nuisance. Let us apply the Golden
Rule.
Miss Stella Lewis of Fraser took
the Lewiston train for Juliaetta Sun
day to visit her grandmother. She
will stay week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bennell and
Mrs. Fl. ID. Britain returned Wednes-
day evening after an auto trip to the
Lakes and Spokane.
Miss Josie Bonnie will return to
Spokane Sunday to resume her studio
in the High school. She makes her
home with an aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Anterior
drove to Foros creeks aturday evening
to visiting Denton Tuckre and family
returning Sunday evening.
The Northern Pacific railway com
pany has signified its opposition to the
proposed paving of Michigan Avenue
running to the depot.
The lewiston Charleston fair will
not be held this fall. Lewiston will
hold Livestock show and let the sur
rounding places have the fairs.
Miss Lillian Bartlett, who has beer
visiting in Pierce, returned home
Saturday. Mrs. Waters and daughter
Irene came down with her and are
guests at the Bartlett home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Bowen ano
daughter were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Bennett, of the Owl Drug store Sat
urday and Sunday. Mrs. Bowen ant
Mrs. Bennett are sistres.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones ant
daughter Margaret, are taking
pleasure trip in their auto, planning
to visit Walla Walls, Portland, Seat
tie and other coast points.
The Misses Ida ard Mary Loseth
ccompanled by Miss Marie Fredericks
were in Orofno Wednesday from tn
North Fork country. They departe
yesterda morning for Spokane on
vacation.
Billie and Joe Wise, brothers o
Mrs. A. E. Schilling, returned t
= their home in Spokane Sunday morn
ing, after summer vacation in Orc
'e' fino. The boys have spent their las
~ two vacations here, and have mad
many friends.
IN j. J. Pickard, now living in Troy
ay Latah county, formerly resident o
ly Orofno, was here Monday visiting o
Eureka ridge A broken auto axl
10 delayed his return home seVera
- hours.
G. Mrs. C.. A. Thompson and Henri
Thompson, and Mrs E. E. Thompso
&c and children of Pierce, desire to ex
90 press publicly their heartfelt appreci
. alton for the many acts of kindnes
rendered by neighbors and friends dur
ing their recent bereavement.
~ Mrs. B. Kline returned to Orofin
i the first Of the week, after spendin
: the summer on the Musselshell wher
Mr.. Kline has charge of the commits
liza National Forest. He will return t
lat Orofino about the middle of the month
= The Christian Endeavor of tn
~. Christian church, enjoyed a picnic
10 Friday evening in the grove nes
,ol Glenwood. A few invited friends
10. making party of 40, enjoyed pleas
cant evening. Marshmellows WEI
roasted and games played until LAT
OF hour, when sandwiches and COTE
mo were served
his
!. Just to satisfy the curiosity of IL
50 inquisitive, Mr.. Lane, local India
al agent, dropped line into the bi
of eddy near the N. P. tunnel Tuesds
md evening and found one place where Il
metal slug sank to depth of A fee
That is sufficiently deep to enable Il
UT boys to dive without fear of bumpir
an bottom.
ng
M. The Republican editor visited E.
,ay River, Bovill, Deary, Potlatch, Mo