Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-10-13

founded on Cleve lands Moff ett's fam
Gus stage drama, Tine Battle" 1t
may truly be said to SUPP IS sny thing
of its kind in magnifcence and con-
structive detail, requiring some four
months to complete, and costing vast
ly in excess Of modern features of its
type. "The Money Master is
story of the gold lust and the Ghetto,
showing the two extremes of society
from the mansion of the oil king to
the tenement slums of the East Side.
Frank Sheridan, long known to
the thsatre-g ing ublic for bis re-
markable work in similar roles, plays
John Haggleton, the millionaire,
fiinty- hearted business master, sup
ported by Paul McAllister, Fania
Marinoff and Malcolm Duncan. THE
Money Master" will be seen at the
Rex Theatre Saturday night.
T. B. Reed of Pierce visited Oro-
fino Monday.
There will be dance at Pine
Grange hall Friday night, October 20.
o. X. Renshaw of Weippe has
bought out the O. K. Confectionery
and taken possession. His family
are now here.
| Fred Frear of Reds Prairie was in
Orofno during the fair last week. He
harvested in the Gilbert section and
returned home Sunday.
|
county slection the people will pay
every penny of those Nease warrants.
That is the game. Mark this pre-
diction.
The weather man was certainly gco cd
to Orofno this year. The cloudy spell
cleared away and the best in stock was
handed out for the three days. For
which we are duly thankful
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Noble are
preparing to leave the last of the
week for Colorado where they will
take their son Will and his wife, the
latter moving their permanently.
Mrs. Willis Allen and mother,
who have been visiting Mrs. Hugh
Gavin, a half-sister Of Mrs. Allen,
for the past ten days, left Tuesday
morning for Potlatch, their home.
DR.. Horswill, didn't have typhoid
as reported, and was brought home
last Saturday evening from Lewis ton.
He is able to walk around town and
will soon e able to get into the har-
ness again.
!. c. A. Krogh, local railroad agent,
has been granted leave of absence,
:. and left Monday morning for Spokane
,. with Mrs. Krogh, who is sick.
= C. l.. Gray is acting as agent during
his absence.
A feature of the Sunday evening
service at the M. E. church will be a
lecture by A. F. Haines on the West
d Indies. You will be welcome. He
e will show some of the curios in their
e collection seen at the fair last week
= DIR. Chas. S. Moody of Hope is in
J. Orofino today visiting his parents.
Mr.. Moody is adjutant general Of the
Idaho National Guards, and has been
on the Mexican border. He says
= Idaho has the crack company sent by
4 any of the states.
If the county eventually loses the
y Nease cruise case the farmers are
n going to pay their share of the taxes
a to meet this unjust debt. To pay
ID this will require levy of five or six
20 mills. And for this money the peo-
pie know they have received nothing.
DR.. Fairly is certainly busy man
D these days. He reports the birth Of
al seven babies in eight days, three Of
or them were born in one night anc
n they were 40 miles apart. We didn
lie hear but suppose he travelled in al
I'd airship to cover so much territory il
lie so short time.
j. The secretary of the Clearwate
lie county fair would publicly thank al
s. members of the various committee.
e, who labored faithfully for the success.
v of the fair. To their labors to
j. great extent is the success of the fai
y due. Various citizens, both men ant
ok women, gave freely of their time tt
s, the end the fair might be possible.
I'd The Republican was too busy, ant
tie the price of paper too high this yea
ce to issue a daily during the fair
tie Many inquired for it, and ex
ct pressed regrets when informed WI
y, would pass it up for this time.
he costs real money to get out a daily
ay and is only possible where commun
IL ity is united and enthusiasticall,
working together.
j. M. Plank, resident of this sec
- ton for some years, spent fair weel
cd visiting old friends and relatives
"A He is brother Of Will, Charley an
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