Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-11-09

A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Boone Tyra Saturday.
c. d. McEachron has been IL Mos
COW this week serving on the derLl
grand jury.
DR.. E. r. Wells. the dentist let
Tuesday morning for Meridian whe e.
ne is to open dental parlor.
ProfW m. Jolliffe and FANNY T.
tended the Washington foot
ball game at Moscow Saturday, max
ing trip in their Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Layman Of Teakean
were in Orofino Saturday and Sunday
attending the Sunday school conven-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Simpson of Eu-
reka ridge visited in Orofino Saturday
and Sunday. attending the Sunday
school convention.
w. S. Cunningham and family. B.
J. Dixon, Mrs. Reese and Rev. SkeenI
represented the Gilbert Sunday
schools at the Sunday school conven-
ton.
Mrs. Phil Canton left for Lewiston
ENohudy loI d month WISH W1tnI
friends. She will take advantage oil
the opportunity to visit the Stock
Show.
John Swank shipped with his big
horse Tuesday for Lewiston to attend
the Livestock show. Perry Mulligan
accompanied Mr.. Swank to assist in
caring for the horse.
If you want to see how France
looked in the wake of the retreating
German army see the official French
war pictures at the Rex Monday
night. Nothing approaching it ever
before shown in this country.
According to the Lewiston Trib
une the District court has grated
Mrs. J. NJ. DeCoursey divorce on the
grounds of cruel and inhuman treat
ment. The family were residents f
Orofino for time, and are we'll
known here
County Auditor Kaufman and II.
l.. Walrath were in Moscow the first
OF the week as witnesses before thu
United States Federal court in cases
connected with violations Of the law
relative to war matters. The Hofs-
tede case was one of these cases.
Vivian Orcutt, Marion Rettig and
James Kaufman attended the Idaho
Washington foot ball game in Mos
| COW Saturday. They say the Idaho
boys were in reality all the Pullman
college eleven could handle, and that
the game was exciting and interest
ing.
1918 will see scores of silos go up
throughout Clearwater county. 1t il
the most hopeful thing that has ever
presented itself to the farmers of our
county III you are not already one
to plan new silo, get on the band
wagon right now.
T. II. Bartlett of Lewiston and Rev
baltimore of the same city will be in
Orotino Sunday evening and address
the citizens in the NJ f. church on
the subject of the Y. NJ. C. A. and its
work in our army and navy among
our boys. You are invited, and If vow
| are good American you will need
no other invitation
silo means four blades of grass
on the farm where only one Is now
growing. It means cheaper feed, and
your profit, Mr.. Farmer. is always
measured. not by the price YOU get
Jul " 'ht uileTence between cost
and selling price. The cheaper the
feed the more there will be left for
profit, and only profits go into the
bank account.
Will Harris, who is an expert pack
er, in company with others. Is now
engaged in bringing out quantity
of abandoned telephone vi, f. OH
the neighboorhood of Headquarters,
| which will be used to con i Mt iInr
from Orofno to the post Office on Red
Prairie near Grange hall. C. A. Fish
er, fire warden. arranged for the USE
of the wire for the local telephone
line.