Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-08-08

Methodist church at D, IN. on |
Thursday. August IA
Frank Zelenka's log drive will |
soon reach the main river. The
drive has been considerably delayed
on account of the low stage of
water in the North Fork.
Miss Nell Roberts. of Lewiston,
who has accepted the prIncipalship
of the Ahsahka school was an Oro-
fino visitor. Thursday night, and
departed for home on Fridays
morning train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Wordsworth
and MIR. and Mrs. l.. H. Davis de-
parted for Pendleton, Oregon. by
car, Thu rsday afternoon to attend
the annual round up on the Una
tilla river.
w. NJ Watson, of the Orofino
Trading Co., was an outgoing pas
senger on Thursdays morning train.
for Lewiston and returned on the
afternoon train accompanied by
Mrs Watson.
BENZ Schmid. Ben Claire Crow,
and Erwin Yakel went to Kamiah
Wednesday afternoon, to entertain
the Kamiahites, in the evening, in
one of their up-to-date musical pro
grams.
~, AI,.r vi nf
Spokane, arrived on Wednesdays
afternoon train for short visit
with Mrs and Mr. S. r. Swantek,
and departed on the train Thurs
day morning.
Will Harris, son Of Thos. L.
Harris, returned Saturday, from
overseas duty in France, and went
into the woods, Wednesday, after
noon. for the government forest
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Ed" went tc
Peck Tuesday and visited ever nigh;
at the home Of Dr. Lyle. proceeding
in the morning TO the Lenore heights
and returning, tie same day, to the
county seat
Enron Olson, son of Eric Olson, Of
!, the Canyon Greek country, returned
: from Camp Lewis on Monday!
afternoon train. Enron has beer
: stationed at Camp Lewis ever since
he was indicted into the service o
> Uncle Sam.
R. A. Hamilton, Supervisor of tn
Clearwater National Forest came il
from the timber, Wednesday after
II noon Mir. Hamilton reports tn
n fire situation well in hand. by Ell
+ ergetic and watchful work the nun
, erous fires have been gotten unde
81 control.
ls Prosecuting Attorney F. f. Smit
p received telegram Tuesday morl
u ing, from Montana, announcing Il
death of his Youngest son, be
#, about Is years of age. No partic'
IS lars were received as to the cau
IS of the boys death. M Smith d
n, parted for Spo iar" ~ Wednesday
morning train.
er Acting Postmaster. J. NJ. Mollc
on received a telegram Thursday, a
a nouncing the arrival of his two so
err, on The Atlantic coast. Mark a
rived from Hamburg and will
from Brooklyn NJ Y. to Newpo
New for discharge. Robert is
Camp Stuart. Va, awaiting relea
Both boys will probably reach hol
next week.
George Delaney came in from J
Mountain. Thursday afternoon, a
will return TO his post on Frid'
George reports big fire, covert
an area OF about one thousand &C
on Larson creek The rire, he
ever. is located on an old burn 9
is hot destroying any valuable &
Der. Georges brother Jim Is u
the big push in the Pot Mount
; sector
Miss Parker county superint
dent of schools. received let
la ely, nom Miss Martha A. X
: dl1ck, director Of the musical
partment Of the Moscow pu
!. school. requesting the recommer
r ion of some person of mus
ability, as leader for comnu'
singing IN Clearwater county.
4 nh rker recommended G. y.
! II chron for this musical postt
: MIR. McNelhio0 has not yet
nbunced lis itinerary. but
j Bniel viii probably soon be w
ms overtime.