Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-10-12

All persons having friends or rel
atives from Clearwater county will
please send in their names and ad-
dresses to the Orofino Red Cross be-
fore November Is. so the boys may
be remembered with Christmas pack I
L. V. White announces a public !
sale at his place one mile east of |
Ford's Creek on the new grade on
Monday. October %. Sale starts at
10 o'clock.
The w. c. T. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Henegar in Glenwood !
Thursday, the 18th, at 2 p. m. All
are invited.
A Liberty Loan Bond is the sound
est and safest investment in the
world, and has the added merit that
it is for the good of humanity.
Are we to contribute of our boys
and exempt our dollars? The worst
Stacker in this country is the one who
does not do all he can to back the
nation with his dollars.
/. 1t is the worst sort of disloyalty to
be dollar Stacker when your coun-
try calls for funds, thousand times
worse than the man who would evade
military duty.
If you want to see really great
moving picture don't miss the show
Tuesday night. 1t depicts some of
the stirring events in life in the
North where red blood runs true. and
true manhood is worth face value.
Eight great reels for 25 and 35 cts
at the Rex Tuesday night. For the
quality of this great production the
;e,,
DR.. w. H. Carithers of the Inland
hospital of Moscow, was an Orofino
visitor Thursday night, returning on
the morning train.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Clanin of Teakean
were county seat visitors yesterday.
'Oh what is so rare as day in
June!" wrote the poet, and the reply
is a day like June in October. We
guess the poet never lived in Clear
water county and enjoyed such
weather as this section is now hav-
ing showered upon it by the weather
man. It's great, and no wonder 1t
got that poets goat and made him
dash off few yards of rhyme.
DR.. e. R. Wells, the dentist, made
hurried trip to Boise this week on
telegraphic orders to report for ex-
animation as dentist in the Unitid
States army DR.. Wells volunteered
for the service when the call came
for men of his professio, and has
been waiting for call for some
weeks.
Word received from Lewiston this
week announcest he birth of baby
girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Logan. The
mother was Miss Ona Tucker of this
place before her marriage.
f. A. Schilling was here this week
packing and shipping his stock of
jewelry to Cottonwood. where he has
opened jewelry store. He moved
the family with him.
Probate Judge Todd departed for
Anthony Monday morning to at
i, tend the meeting of probate judges OF
the state.
!. Mrs. a. NJ. Johnson. Fred Ham
3 mond and f. A. Holmberg will leave
| Sunday morning for Nampa. Idaho
to attend the l. o. o. F. grand lodge
and the Rebekah State Assembly
e which convenes October 1918.
Harold Willis spent the week al
the c. 0. Portfors place near Fraser
3 Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Coontz of Fra
n ser passed thru Orofino Monday en-
o route home from Charleston, Wash.
r where they are moving for the win
o ire. They were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Stump. who are alst
r moving to Charleston. Mr.. and Mrs
o Stump will spend the winter in Cal
0 ifornia for Mr.. Stump's health. ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Coontz may accompan!
them.
Q job Snyder of Fraser was in Orofi
!. no the past'week and bought buncl
v of cattle. Mr.. Snyder informed tn
Republican he is in the market TO
more cattle. Here, is chance 70
u some of our farmers to.unload stool
they do not care to winter