Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-11-23

men sometimes consider a 'nickle the
limit for church donation, II was
not so among the Indians, who are
liberal In their support Of the church
work
Francis Blake left Tuesday morn
ing for Seattle where he will work
this winter.
Wanted-Three furnished rooms for
light Housekeeping. Inquire at Re
publican Office
Mrs. d. L. Lakey left for Lenore
tuesday morning to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Vanderpool.
Some Of these Hoover substitutes
for food would make one fight a Ger
manor anything else.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Noble left
Yesterday morning for Toppenish.
wash, to visit Mrs. Mobiles sister
Anyone having a second hand saw
mill for sale can find a buyer by get
ting in touch with me.
w. H. CARR.
Will rent or sell my 5-room house
furnished. Well. electric lights, six
stall barn. etc. Geo. Carbuhn, Orofi-
no. 1929.
Miss Nell Brown of Lewiston. after
visit of few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Swantek, returned home yester-
day.
Miss Laura Small left for Lewiston
Saturday to take DIP work at the Nor
NAL, expecting to take up teaching as
a profession.
a.
urday in Moscow visiting his son Ed
mond, who is attending the Univer-
sity of Idaho.
Mrs. Bulah Holiday and daughter
of Spokane, arrived last week for a
visit with her father, A. l.. Walston,
and other relatives. She returned to
Spokane Sunday.
Clarence Waller. in pioneer days a
bookkeeper for John Buescher in Orc
ffno. and later night clerk at the Ray
n'ond House In Lewiston, died at the
Orofino State Sanitarium Sunday.
Ray Plank Of Pierce. accompanied
by ]. J. Johnson and J. B. Collins,
passed through Orofino Tuesday en-
route for Lewiston where Mr.. Plank
offered final proof on his homestead.
G. w. Crabb and wife, accompan-
led by their daughter, Mrs Daisy
Stage, were in from the Teakean sec
the first of the week buying furniture
for new home the family has just
completed on their home place.
The Republican will be more than
pleased to print local items from any
section of the county. We will fur
n1sh paper and envelops, and mail a
paper free to the correspondent. If
you want good local paper help the
editor get the local news.
John Swank succeeded in disposing
of his big black horse for $500 at the
Lewiston Stock Show. Mr.. Swank
was getting too feeble to properly
look after the animal, and his friends
are pleased that he found buyer.
Four Orofno boys. Henry and
Clyde Carrico, b. Snyder and James
Campbell left on the passenger train
Tuesday morning for Deary, Latah
county, to work in the woods. Good
wages and steady winter job is at
tracing lot of men
Charley Now, Chinese cook who
had charge of the Greer hotel kitch n
for four years for Jesse Coontz, and
two years for Harry Gamble, has ac-
cepted the position of cook in the Or
ofino Hotel. Charley is a good cook
and gentleman, and is well respect
ed in Greer where he worked for so
many years.
Grandma Crockett left for Trout
Creek. Montana Saturday. to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
liver Iverson, who resides at that
place. Mrs. Iverson, who had been
visiting in Orofino, returned home,
accompanying her mother While in
Montana Grandma will visit a bro h.
er whom she has not seen for thirty
two years.
Gem State Banner, CLewiston):
David Arthur, a young Nezperce In
dian, whose home is at Kamiah, made
a trip to Spokane this week to Join
Uncle Sans forces. but was rejected
after passing physical and other eX-
aminations. 1t appears that Indians
are exempt from soldier duty altho
many of them are anxious to join the
colors.
The Republican will not publish
any article unless it is signed by some
person. 1t is not essential that we
alwaysp rint the authors name. but
we must know who is responsible for
all matter sent in for publication
We are in receipt of a piece from
Weippe, and so far as we know there
is no reason why it should not be
printed except that the party sending
II forgot to sign 1t.
A man or a woman who will live
In the United States. enjoy its free
dom and liberty and opportunities
perhaps acquire government land
from our public domain. and rear Il
family In the free atmosphere of our
public schools. and after being given
the right to vote and to hold office
and participate In government, will
stab this government in the back
and fail H. in IN hour Of need f.