Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-09-14

Enquire at once.
The Republican will take young
bear on subscription.
John Wannamaker says the local
pa Der is the best advertising medium
in the world.
A. E. Holmberg returned the first
of the week from business trip to
outside points.
Jack McLain has purchased the old
Weston confectionery store from Rem
shaw, and is now in possession.
Mr.. and Mrs C. ID. McEachron
leave for Lewiston today to meet
friends from Portland, Oregon.
Miss Mabel Larkjns expects to at
tend t: Lewiston Normal this winter,
specializing in Physical Culture.
Mrs. Mary Chenoweth. accompanied
by her daughter Crystal, left Satur-
day morning for Salem, Oregon, to
a sister.
w. r. Aftieck left for Boise Satur-
day to attend a session of the State
Pharmacy boald which meets Monday
He will visit Portland and Seattle
before returning home.
John WEIGH, who has been employed
in the state Sanitarium here for some
time, has gone to Spokane where he
has good position st his trade, pap
err hanger and decorator The fam
lily left this week to join him.
Another steady rain visited this To-
cality Wednesday night, continuing
the soaking begun Monay night. 1t
was genearl and probably ssheavier as
one goes east into the timber. which
certainly settles thu. forest fire BUSH
ness this year. Timber owners can
now breath easier.
Miss Laura Munro will begin e
seven months school Monday in the
Kavanaugh district. Miss Lille
Robertson has the Blake school ard
will also begin Monday morning.
Both young ladies attended the Lew
iston summer normal.
Mrs. Ernest Love and baby, a
couisn of Mrs. E. c. Chase near All
sahka, who has been here visiting for
the summer, left for Prince Rupert,
British Columbia, Saturday morning.
Her huspand is now in France, leav-
ing for Europe when his baby boy
was only few days old.
The Northern Pacific has put in a
new crosswalk connecting the paving
near the Catholic church with the
depot. Tuesday morning the rain
left big pond of water corralled
above the new walk, with no drain tc
get away, and few loads of rock
ought to be dumped there before bao
weather sets in.
The Misses Myrtle and Ethel Dob.
son, and their brother Earl, of Gil.
bert, will attend school in Lewiston
this year. Better musical opportuni.
ties than are possible in Orofino in.
duced them to make the change. Ear
will make speciality of the violin
The Dobsons are fine young people anc
will be missed.
Kamiah Progress: Cheer up You
have two chances-one of being draft.
ed and one of not; and if you are
drafted you have two chances-one OF
going to France and one Of not going
and if you 60 to France you have two
chances-one of getting shot and one
of not; and if you get shot you have
two chances-one of dying and one OF
not; and if you die-well, you still
have two chances.
A. B. Carlton, bookkeeper and sec,
rotary at the State Sanitarium, has
resigned and left for Steilacoom,
WASH, where he has accepted the
foremanship in the Washington State
Sanitarium laundry, where he gets a
better salary. Miss Hamilton takes
Mrs. Cartoons work here, while X
M.s.Cook will succeed Mr.. Carlton as
ookkeeper.:
Thos. Jackson, captain of the Uni
versity of Idaho foot ball eleven, who
spent the summer working for the
Clearwater Forest Association with
Edwin Rettig making topography sur
veys from Headquarters to Big Island.
came IN Saturday. and Mr.. Jackson
left for Moscow Sunday morning
Mr.. Rettig will work in the local
office finishing up maps showing the
| work done. and later will attend the