Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-23

u'"h from halulan sunday morn
ing 70 visit relatives and friends
and returned on the afternoon
train.
B. J. Kline, Phil Canton. r. 4
Hamilton. Mel Small and :. Il.
Swant,k We're passengers on Satn-
days morning train for Lewiston
and returned Sunday afternoon.
he juniors of Ahsahka and Orc
fino had a match game Of base ball
at Ahsahka, last Sunday. The
score ran UP into two figures, for
each side, and the record is not
available for public information.
r. NJ, Grow. of Ahsahka, who
has been putting in a garden. for
Smith. who has not yet re-
covered from the speeder wreck, de-
Parted for home Wednesday morn
ing.
Alvin Small and Clarence La
Forest went to Lenore tuesday
morning. They are with the sur
veying crew running out the Lewis
and Clark Highway between Agatha
and Lenore.
Grandma Crockett returned home
Tuesday afternoon after being alb
sent for some time, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. lver Iverson at Dav-
EXPORT Wash, and Mrs. Chas. Lewis
in kendrick.
w. Swain, of Pullman. the arch-
tect who has charge of the improve
ments on the Orofino brick school
house, arrived in Orofino Monday
afternoon and departed Tuesday
morning
Miles Cochran who reached Orc
! fino a short time ago from Bremen
! ton, Wash, returned Tuesday morn
inS TO again take up his labors in
the ship building industry at that
busy naval station
Rev. W. ~. Crabb and family
reached Oro.lno. from Halsey, Ogn.,
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Crabb has
been called to the Christian church.
of Orofino. as pastor, and the Crab
family are now donmiciled in the
| Crisp residence, in Glenwood
Twenty cars of sheep anu
one car of horses belonging to r.
! +. Wigglesworth, the sheep king of
Oregon, reached Orofino from Echo,
Ogn., Thursday forenoon and We're
unloaded and driven to pasture.
| Another shipment of about 5000
will reach here later.
Mrs. w A. Shaw went to Lewiston
by the auto route Wednesday via
Nezperce and R.Ibens. Mr.. Schmid
returned Thursday in his ear and
the ladies followed on Fridays
train.
Miss Myrtle Hammond, of Troy
Idaho. and Mrs Ben Thomas, whose
husband is in the forest service, ii
charge of the Gold Hill Lookout, il
the Potlatch country, were arrival.
at the county seat last Saturday t
| visit at the home of their brother
and sister-ih-law, Mr.. and Mrs
, Fred Hammond
, Lyle Hammond of Troy, Idaho, al
overseas soldier reached Orofin,
5 Hast Saturday afternoon to visi
with the family of his brother Fred
+ He was member of the 1862 Reg
iment. 91st Division. and saw min
, months strenuous service in France
+ w. V. Pennoyer, of Saginaw
: Mich, arrived in Orofino Monda
: afternoon. Mr.. Penoyer will T.
e main in Orofino during the sum
n4r to rpcuna"at. his health an
erioy the salubricus climate of tn
Incompatible Clearwater valley
Thos Harris received lette
l Friday last, from his son Will. VIII
is still in France. Will is in tn
Depot Brigade of the saith Eng
/ neers. doing detached duty. and h
| no idea when he will return to Il
L good old U. S. A
Nor Pac. station agent, c.
Krogh, left for Missoula Monda
/ morning, to have the company su
econ examine his injured knee ca
The plaster cap will probably
removed from his knee before
l returns, which his many frien,
hope will be soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Stalnaker al
children came up from Ahsahha {
the train Friday afternoon. lie
has sold his North Fork homeste;
to Inez l.. Fairfield. End W
| leisurely look uD another locate
= more favorably located for scho
conveniencee. Mr.. and Mrs. stain
ker are now enjoying a much nee
!. I'd rest from years of steady lab
-, tho ,;yar 70 RIM