Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-04-18
WHAT YOUR FRIENDS AND
NEIGHBORS ARE DOING

49, = ~. MooIe departed on the
train Friday morning.
The Board of County Commission
ers convened in regular quarterly
session on Monday and adjourned
Thursday.
). +. Weyerhause, OF the Clear
water Timber Co. and his son-in-
law F. R. Tetcomo arrived in Orofino
Thursday evening and departed on
Fridays morning train.
p. j. Noble, of Fraser, went to
Lewiston Friday morning to attend
the funeral of his neice, Mrs. j. E.
Debaun.
w. e. Hamilton, a nephew of Mrs.
j. S. Hogue, reached Orofino from
Grangeville Thursday. Mr.. Hamil-
ton enlisted in Spokane and has
seen Is months service over sea.
Miss Helen Kline, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Kline, who
has been attending Whitman College
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Thursday afternoon.
Miss Helen Ross, who has been
student at Whitman College,
Walla Walla, returned to Orofino.
Thursday. Miss Ross is a daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Ross.
The Board of Commissioners OF
the Clearwater Highway District
met in regular session, on Monday,
completed their labors and ad-
journed the same day.
Miss Gertrude Noyes, who has
been teaching at Ahsahka arrived
in Orofino Thursday afternoon and
departed Friday morning.
E. A. Randall and NJ. R. Noftsger
went to Greer on Thursdays after
noon train and returned home Fri
day morning.
Frank Gaffney Jr of Weippe, was
an Oronfino visitor Thursday and
departed on Friday for down the
river.
A marriage license was issued by
auditor Kaufman to Everett H.
Willoughby of Steel, Idaho, and Opal
Tull of Palouse, Wash.
M. B. Erb, Commissioner of the
Clearwater Highway District, came
down from Greer Monday morning
to attend the regular meeting of the
highway board.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Cook left FIR
Charleston Saturday mornilg Mrs
cook will visit with her parents in
Charleston and Bob will pro :eed t.
the Pomeroy country to arrangl fl
this years bean crop.
Quite number of the italian la
borers, who have been in the extra
gang. working with the ditcher, de-
parted for Spokane Wednesday
morning, They quit on account OF
a dispute over the question of time
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Donath and
Miss Mary Ericsson went to Lewiston
Monday morning. Mr.. Donath re
turned Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Donath intends remaining IN Lew :
iston to take medical treatment and
Miss Ericsson will act as her w :
while under the doctors care
A. L. Walston went to Ahsahka
on Sunday morning intending to &C
out to his ranch in the Teakean
country to arrange for spring gar
dening. Mr.. Walston has great
faith in the agricultural POSSIBLE
ties of the Teakean neighborhood
and his faith is certainly well
placed
Harry Burns Of Dent was an Orc
fino visitor this week. He brought
Mrs. Walter keeney and daughter
Dotty down from Elk Creek, who
departed for Winchester Monday
morning. Mrs. Keeney had beer
visiting her daughter who is teach
ing at the Duross school house a.
the mouth Of Elk Creek. Mr.
Burns returned to Dent Monday
X. C, Beach. President or the Lew
is and Clark Highway; f. c. White
Chairman of the Lewiston Highway
District; =. X. Bevis. President o
the Lewiston Commercial Club, ant
Frank Thompson, Secretary -Treasur
er of the Lewiston Highway Dis
trict. arrived at the county seat OF
! Tuesdays afternoon train and re
turned to their homes in Lewiston
"Wednesday morning.
c. H. Cline departed for Lewis
! ton Saturday morning to meet Al
official of the Grangeville Electri,
Light and Power Co. We regret I,
advise that Mr.. Cline Is to b.
moved to Kamiah temporarily ant
later will be transferred to tn,
prairie Mr.. Cline has made man.
friapas In nrpfino and while we re