Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-07

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river
Frank Gaffney, Jr., of Weippe
dropped into the county seat on
Thursday.
Attorney w. ]. Hannah receiver
Of the l. 0. 0. f. building has moved
into his new home near the Metho-
dist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Miller took
the train for Lewiston on Tuesday
morning.
j. NJ Bartlett left Orofno on
Tuesdays train for down river
points.
Mrs. BENZ. Schmid and children
departed on Tuesday mornings train.
Mr.. Schmid followed the nextday.
George Delaney arrived in Orofino
on Saturday from Vancouver Wash
ington where he was laboring in the
Spruce Division for Uncle Sam.
J. w. Blake returned from Clark
ston and Asotin on Tuesdays train.
1t is reported he is negotiating for
the purchase of tractor for the
Orofino highway district.
Fred Wilfong and George Delaney
went to Lewiston on Thursday
mornings train. They expect to
visit the photographers gallery be-
fore leaving that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Wilson left
Oroffno, Wednesday. January 10,
for White Sulphur Springs. Mon
tana. Mr.. Wilson has position
with the government forestry SER
vice.
D. l.. Webb has returned from
Portland Oregon and is now living
in the house vacated by w. ]. Han
nah. Mr.. Webb was employed in
Portland at $500 per day. but is
glad to get back to Clearwater
county.
Miss Carrie Henegar returned to
Camp Lewis Tuesday morning to
take up her duties as army nurse
at that camp. Miss Carrie is over
flowing with enthusiasm in doing
her bit toward the alleviation OF
our brave soldier boys.
County Auditor, Joseph Kaufman
is moving his house, on the ranch
to more convenient location. He
intends to install a gravity water
system from an ice cold sprin 9
above the new location. Mr. Black
has charge of the moving
Lieutenant Lester Robinson, rep
resenting the Nez Perce Roller Mills
has been soliciting business along
the Clearwater the present week
for his mill at Lewiston. Ida. He
is pushing the sale of Gold Stand
ard" The Flour of Quality" which
at present, is being handled by the
Orofino Mercantile Co. If there is
anything in name. Gold Standard
flour. like the monetary gold stan.
dard must be a positive evidence OF
superiority.
T. II. Walsh died in Orolno, Feb
ruary 4th. Tom has been sufferina
rh
for some time. His face has been 6
familiar sight in the vicinity of Or
ofino for quite number of years
Despite his physical ailments h,
completed the construction of {
school house in School District ten
He was an Industrious citizen ant
dents of the vicinity. His wife
three children, and a brother. viii
survive him.
Samson Snyder. Secretary ant
Treasurer of the Clearwater high
way district. left for Boise Thurs
day morning to boost for the sur
vey and construction of the Levi
and Clark highway along tn
Clearwater River. Clearwater coun
ty Is fortunate in having a rep
resentative of acknowledged abilit
at the state capitol to attend to he
projected highway matters. Mr. La
Forest and T. F. Edwards will leav
Saturday or Monday on the sam
mission.
Glen f. Pittwood. son of ex-com
/ missioner C. A. Pittwood. reache
his home in Orofino last Saturda
from Fort Logan. Colorado. wher
he was discharged from the servic
of Uncle Sam. Glenn was inducte
into the service June 20. 1918 II
was the first one of the Clearwate
County boys to be enlisted for spec
ial service. He took radio at tn
U. of L., Moscow and was one of tn
lucky 10 out of a class of 40 tina
passed the examination. He wen