Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-09-29
"Million Dollar Mystery. -


family for California in the near
futu e, the change being necessary
for Mrs. Cook health. she being
afflicted with rheumatism.
Harry Caufeld is busy this week
filling his new silo, he being one of
the latest to add this most essential
equipment to his farm.
Will Noble and wife are packing
to move to Colorado near Pueblo.
where they recently acquired land.
N. o. Halgerson, who has been
Mr. Mobiles partner in the Orofno
Hotel, has purchased his partners
interest in the business.
Will Stump of Fraser was a bust
ness visitor in Orofno Tuesday, TAX
ing time to inquire about the "Mil-
lion Dollar Mystery" His neigh
bors might ask him what he discov-
cred.
Chas. Streby, first class black
smith of Walla Walla, has accepted
a position with E. H. Atherton. He
brings his family with him and has
rented quarters in the Bullock build
ing.
Arthur Frear was in from Reds
prairie the first of the week and in
formed the Republican that he had -
bagged his first bear. He was o1
the edge of the upper meadow on the
Frear home place about a 80 Saturday
afternoon watching for deer when
! he heard noise behind him. Look
ing round he saw bear just outside
board fence not twenty-five steps
distance. He banged away with
80 special and got his first bear, the
bullet going thru an inch board be-
fore hitting the animal.
T. B. West was down from Weippe
Saturday comforting with Jim Blake
and other democratic leaders.
j. Clearwater county is represented at
the state convention of the w. c. 7,
U. which meets in Occur d'Alene
city this week by Mesdames j. S.
Hogue, Theodore Foil and Oscar Aus
tin of Orofino and Reese of Gilbert.
The ladies left Orofno Tuesday morn
ing.
County Superintendent of Schools
Msyme Fisher went to Moscow Tues
day morning to attend meeting of
the county superintendent of Nee
Perce, Latah and Clearwater counties
to arrange for the joint teachers in
stitute which is an annual affair in
these counties.
, Keep in mind the coming Sunday
school convention which will convene
in Orofino October 1929. Every Sun
: day school in the county IS expected
E to have a representative delegation
; present. The public will be well
s come. Remember the dates. The
first session begins Saturday evening.
The convention will conclude the ses-
sion Sunday with special programs.
Mail us five two-cent stamps and
e get the Clearwater Republican from
{ now until election. This holds good
;. only to Clearwater county.
Alvin Small, employed with thA-
+ Milwaukee surveying crew working
n on Reeds creek, running the pro-
!. posed railroad survey from Big Island
i to the Washington creek section, was
). in Orofno Tuesday after mail. The
# party is now camped at Eureka
: creek.
lie James Campbell is preparing to
IS open knitting factory at Bovill to
If cost between $780, and $25. 900 and
a will employ forty women and girls
). at the factory making wooden under
le wear, stockings and sweaters. He
Us also expects to add plant for max
is ing his own yarn and is negotiating
to furnish the town of Bovill with
On will start work in the near future, as
p. many large orders have already beeAn
:, received.
Culdesac Enterprise: The demo-
Gratis seem to find much consolation in
the fact that the republican major
tiles in the election in Maine wene
much smaller than the republican
leaders had claimed. However, hon.
ors are about even on that score, as
it will also be noted that the major
tiles were much larger than the demo-
Gratis had conceded up to the time OF
the election.
According to reports ecently ISSUED
the value of Idaho's mineral products
for 1915 was $33, 1923, $50 from gold,
silver, copper, lead and zinc a against
$24. 645, 848 in 1914. Shoshone county
n, produced $50, ll9, APO of the total.
The Idaho Haruaster Of Mosca,u