Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-10-31

Trip.
w. Duross. of Elk Greek. was an
outgoing passenger on Thursdays
morning train.
Miss Mary Biegert was an out
going passenger for Lewiston Tues
day morning.
Mrs R. R. Richmond was an out
going passenger on Wednesdays
morning train for Lewiston.
Deputy Game Warden II. L. Wal
rath made q business trip to Lewis
ton Wednesday.
Frank Atwood, who has been
taking his regular vacation, took
his run out as mail clerk on the
down passenger Tuesday morning.
Mrs. B. j. Kline and son, Master
Jack, left on Thursdays morning
passenger to visit Mrs. Kinne's
aunt at Bellingham, Wash.
Lew Champion, of Weippe. who
has been visiting in Orofino for
several days departed for Kamiah
on Thursdays afternoon passenger
the county seat Tuesday in connec-
tion with the opening of the lime
plant and departed for home We'd
nesday morning.
Mrs Wallace Dodd of Othello
Wash. who has been visiting with
Mrs. P. NJ. Johnson, departed on
Wednesdays morning train for
home.
Theo. Foil and w Walsh re-
turned Tuesday from the timber
belt. in the vicinity Of headquarters
where they have been cruising for
several Gays.
D. c. Keyes, Superintendent of
the Grangeville Electric Light and
Power Co. returned Tuesday after
noon from an extended trip in the
East
Mrs. Ethel Card, who has been
visiting with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Shannon, of Eureka Ridge
for several weeks, departed for Spo-
kane Thursday morning.
The Grangemont Highway Dis
tJict received Big Winner grader
this week and will be prepared to
grade up and ditch their highway
in workmanlike manner when such
work is necessary
Fifty-seven new scholars is an
enviable record for a Sunday school,
to make in one week. That is the
achievement of the local Methodist
Sunday school at last Sundays SEES
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Lawrence, Of
Spokane. who have been visiting
their son j. c. Lawrence, Manager
Of the Madison Lumber Co., de
parted for Portland, Ore, on Wed
nesday's morning train.
Chas. A. Fisher, travelling audi
tor for the Potlatch Lumber Co.
WIFI ICdOqudi tCio Ct oosiAip w
in Orofino last Saturday mornin,
for a short visit with his wife
He left for Bovill Tuesday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Olson ant
son of Gilbert, were outgoing pas
sengers on Wednesdays morninl
traien. The boy was being takel
to the hospital at Lewiston TO
treatment and was accompanied b.
DR.. Fairly.
A. Soderberg made a shipment O
cattle this week to Toppenisf
Wash. for winter feeding. MI
Soderberg intends to make anothe
shipment to the same point in tn
near future. Toppenish is an idea
feeding point, as the Yakima Vale
is a great alfalfa producing section
w. NJ. Chandler made flynn
trip to Spokane this week to In
vestigate an attractive offer of en-
rloyment in that city. He re
turned satisfied that the cost {
living and climatic conditions al
all in favor of the Clearwater va
ley and that he will continue
let we'll enough alone.
The Methodist church Is intr'
ducing new feature in its progra
in the form of a monthly people
forum. The first meeting OF tn
kind will take place next Sundi
evening. when there VIII be
thirty-minute sacred concert and
fifteen minute address by j.
Givens
TOR SALE Or will trade as pa
payment on n 100 acre farm.
lsigh class residence in Orofin
close in, good location. One OF G
rest houses in Orofino Addre'
bon 2059. Charleston, Wash.