Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-05-05

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the original dry town in the
Northwest. Moscow unity, Moscow
cooperation, and Moscow get-together
is producing results.
Q. F. Loseth spent Tuesday and
wednesday in Lewiston.
o. D. Centers, head of the u. s.
extension department for boys and
girls clubs work for Idaho, has ar
ranged to send T. w. Potter, state
crop supervisor, to Clearwater county
the coming week to give number of
illustrated lectures and canning dem
onstrations. Meetings will be held
at Fraser. Weippe, Pierce and Oro-
fino.
DR.. E. A. Schilling spent Monday
and Tuesday in kamiah on profession
al business.
Sunday morning Orofno and KAN
iah tennis players met on the Orofino
courts and contested for honors
IN the singles Louis Bradbury de-
feated Robt. Swadener. In the
doubles Ralph Merrill and T. c.
Reese won from Messrs. Kerr and
Waterman.
L. B. Howsley, at one time in
business in Orofino, is candidate
for sheriff of Jefferson county, Ore
gon, on the democratic ticket in the
primaries.
Frank Garrison is improving his
property.
Graduation presents. Schilling.
+. l.. circuit and son Donald visit.
ed Moscow Tuesday afternoon and
Wednesday forenoon. Comparison
showed that spring was everywhere
delayed, Orofino being no farther
along with gardens than Moscow. We
should be month ahead of the higher
attitudes, and usually are, but not
when old man Winter fingers SO long
in the lap of Miss Spring.
Henry R. Snyder, ranger at the
Musselshell station, spent the week
in Orofino.
Gully Mooers, head packer for the
Clearwater National Forest left
Tuesday for Boles, Idaho, to take
charge of the government pack ami
mails, some As in number. OF these.
~ are young mules. The outnt will
be brought here about June |, Mr..
Mooers to remain with the animals
till that time.
County School Superintendent
Fisher was in Lewiston Saturday mad
while there conferred with the super
intendents of other counties relative
to the coming joint teachers institute
in October.
Miss kathryn Keane of Moscow.
who graduates this year from the
Domestic Science department of the
Idaho State University, was in Oro-
fino Monday night, visiting Miss Sue
Sinclair and other Moscow friends.
Preaching services at the Christian
church Sunday morning and evening.
Morning subject "A Little Child. ;"
The evening subject is Mother. -
Morning service begins at II; evening
service at 8. Bible school at 10:
Christian Endeavor at 7:l5. You
will be welcome.
The Moose Horn Mining company,
purchasers of the Gray placer mines
on French creek, nine miles from
| Pierce baS cfo 4.
The purchasers made their April pay
ment on the property. Joe Gray is
foreman.
Chas. Rennison, manager of the
Orofno branch of the Grangeville
Electric Light company. has resign
ed and will move his family from
/ Orofno.
Mrs. Onie Logan. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. E. H.
Anterior, left for Wawawai Tues
day morning to join her husband.
c. E. Cox of Ahsahka departed
Tuesday morning for Calgary, Cam
ada, with the intention of locating.
j. w. Blake visited Lewiston Mon
day.
w. B. Compton, well known in this
county, is visiting in Moscow. The
Republican editor saw him Tuesday
and found Mr.. Compton well and
happy. He has recently returned
from California where he spent the
winter He sent his Regards 70 his
Orofino friends.
The ball mines of the Orofino and
Nez Perez high schoo S will meet on
the local diamond Saturday at 80
sharp and play ball. A good game
is assured and fair crowd shou Id
turn out. Be loyal. Show your
spirit; be booster. Go and enjoy a
good, clean game.