Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1918-09-06
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Spokane the arst of the week.
Arthur Anderson and mother
were visitors in Pierce. Sunday
The Misses Helen and Margaret
Jolliffe visited over Friday night in
Orofino. leaving Saturday morning.
Forest Supervisor Hamilton has
gone to Missoula on official busi-
ness, leaving yesterday morning.
Robert Johanson. who has been
working in the timber has returned
reaching Orofino yesterday.
Mrs. Nels Halgeson and sister.
b..'ss Mabel Brown. returned Satmr-
day from their extended visit with
eastern friends.
Miss Carrie Henagar will leave
Tuesday to begin her training for
Red Cross nursing. And the hearts
of the people go with her.
! son was born Saturday to Mr..
anu MIS-. =. "A. oChiiii5, Ho" iooi-
dents of Cottonwood. Mrs. Schill-
ing is with her mother on the
ranch just south of Glenwood.
Rev. ]. S. Anderson and family
left Tuesday for Whitebird, this
state, where Mr.. Anderson will have
charge of the schools the coming
year.
s. R. Swantek of the Owl drug.
left yesterday for months visit at
Grand Rapids. Mich, on their va
cation. A Mr.. Dodd of Lewiston is
in charge of the Owl during their
absence.
\ A letter from Raymond Giles
pie who is now in the Navy, said
he had but recently returned from
cruise down the Atlantic coast as
Tar as South America. He passed
Brazil, but got little or no sho 8
leave. 1t is thot he is being drilled
for the gun crew service to guar'i
ur transports and shipping against
submarines.
Jolly Bullock and VIM. Noble, ac-
companied by their wives, visited
Pomeroy the first of the week, to
look after their farming interests.
The boys have an interest in some
extensive bean crops in that local
!, ity. the Orofino people being the
first to introduce the bean crop In
, the Pomeroy country.
t Tom Harris has received a postal
t card, undated, from his son Will
: and this says "The ship on which
0 sailed, has arrived safely ovesseas.'
Will is a crack shot, and given 9
rifle can plug "a Hun every time a.
e far as he can see one. And he ha'
Y the nerve to stick till the job II
: properly done.
John B. Collins of Pierce pait
:. Orofino a business visit Saturday t
: Tuesday, when he returned to hi
= stock ranch. He is now maxim,
u good in the cattle business. thi
- year having more than $4,000 wortl
of prime beef to market this fall
y Mr.. Collins is raising the Hereford
70 and has some excellent breeding i
his herd. He finds that 1t pays t
,e grow good stuff.
~ E. E. Mcclure, of Teakean, of tn
North Fork Highway board. was a
:. Orofino visitor yesterday. He say
refererring to our comment last Il
8 sue, that every effort will be mad
q to do the right thing by the peopl
81 and that he hopes to make ever
8 dollar count. That's the sort {
S sentiment the Republican is glad
q encourage. and we'll stand up an
3 commend II whether It c6mese fro
S democrats or republicans. The PEI
s. pie want roads. not petty politic
s. in highway construction. That
8 business.
q Lew Stalnaker and family We
8 Orofno visitors yesterday, coming
q to do their fall trading. They IL
8 on homestead few miles up Il
~ North Fork from Ahsahka.
81 C. H. EIDE and Mrs. EIDE return'
q Monday evening from weeks vi
|: 1t to Seattle and other coast town
8 and saw the most marvellous indu
/: trial activity. Everybody is on Il
3 jump. and business is booming.
!: Is the result of industrial develo
ment, and large payrolls. In a Il
81 tie measure 1t is what Oroino W
q enjoy when the day comes for t
|: operation of our lime. our cemeI
e and our timber and water powt
:: 1t has only recently come to 0
!: attention that the Scoield holdin
3 on Washington creek, burned sol
q three years ago, and later slashs
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