Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-03-28

trv was at the county seat Monday
T. B. Reed. of Pierce returned to
Orofino Tuesday afternoon.
w. B. Kline was a passenger on
Sundays morning down river train.
A. NJ. Case, of Fraser, went to
Lewiston on Wednesdays morning
train.
H. F. Ripley took trip to Lew
iston Wednesday
w. Duross left on Wednesdays
morning train for his hom on the
North Fork.
j. M. Bryant made the round trip
to Lewiston on Tuesdays passenger.
Maurice Brandt went t, Peck on
Tuesdays morning train.
w. c. Musser, of Gilbert. was
a down river passenger on the Train
Tuesday morning.
A. L. Walston was a PASSENGER IN
Wednesdays down train, and re-
turned in the afternoon.
H. Miller. of the Rex. went to
Lewiston on the mofning train,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Orval Atherton went down
the river on Saturdays morning
train.
e. A. Wilmot, of Fraser precinc,
was an Orofino visitor on Monday
| last.
Mrs. John Kohnke and daughter.
Mrs. Blake were down the river
passengers Saturday morning.
A, Johanson departed Saturday
morning for Toppenish, Wash.
Mrs. Chas. Frensdorf and little
May visited at -Ahsahka last Sa 'ur
day.
Miss Ada Huffman of Peck, who
is attending school in Orofino, went
home on a Saturday and Sunday
visit.
t. B. Reed, Secretary of the
Pierce Highway District arrived in
Orofino on Saturdays morning
train and went down the line Sun
day morning.
| Prof |. r. Morrison was a passen-
| ger on Saturdays train for Occur
d'Alene and returned home on Sun
day.
Miss Alice Wienman, an Orolino
high school student, went home to
Ahsahka Saturday and returned on
Sundays afternoon train.
Luther Bonner Constable of We
ippe precinct, was an Orofino Wis
itor Tuesday night, and departed fnr
Lewiston Wednesday morning.
The village dads are doir,, .rme
;ood work on the city streets, nth
the grader. e. Opplige- and John
Swanson are manipulating the ma h
Frank w. Tucker, of Gransemont,
reports by telephone, Of tn, arrival
Z: an eight pound girl at tn, ir
home. We could hear Frank smile
o'el the phone.
Jas. Tyra. of the Canyon Creek
country. was in Orofino Monday.
ana reports snow fast disappearing
in that section.
Boone Tyra is now in tsa .ight-
ming delivery and dray service,
with a new Ford light track tho
Eoid always gets there
Ed Donath. our aecomodat ting har-
ness maker. departed for Spokane,
Wednesday morning. to visit his
wife. who Is still under the doctors
care.
T.. ]. Brigham. Chief Engineer of
the Clearwater Timber Co. and 7 j.
Humbird. President of the Clear
water Protective Association, depar-
ted Saturday morning for Spokane.
4 Miss vallie Noble went to Clarks-
ton Saturday morning to visit with
her parents and see her sister, Mrs
]. f. DeBaun. who We are informed
is gradually recovering.
] Quite number Of young folks
went to Greer ON Saturdays after.
noon train and returned on Sun,
days morning passenger. They re.
port an enjoyable time.
i 7. J. I.aForest. In spacro.. fn,
North Idaho. of the STATE Farm
Markets Department. vas a passen.
ger Wednesday morning tor Lewis
tel and Snake River point. vher.
ne will be performing insp.c,i, n
work. connected with his depart
r,ent. for a few days.
| The Orofino Auto Co $. garage
being built by Bryant and Hoesly
l. going up rapidly. Tha side and
back walls are concrete and The
frcnt Is brick. j. NJ Bart.art ha-
barge OF the lonstru ,ti,p. When