Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-21
LOCAL AND VICINITY.


Tony Ockert went to Magi,ls
spur on Thursday mornings train.
Mrs Jos. Michaels went to All
sahka Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wellman
were visiting in Ahsahka Sunday.
Fred Wilfong came in on Sun
days train from Lewiston.
]. l.. Maxfield went to Charleston
Wednesday morning.
Frank Allen of the Teakean
country was in Orofino Monday.
G. v. Fackenthall and wife were
at the county seat last Tuesday.
w. Walsh made the round trip
from Orofino to Lewiston Tuesday.
Roy Leeper. Special Deputy Sher
iff returned to Elk River the early
part of the week.
Attorney S. o. Tannanill left on
train Wednesday morning for Lew
iston
Miss Grace Larkin came down
from Greer on the train Thursday
morning.
Miss Mary Kolasco went down the
river on Thursdays morning passen-
! ger.
The Northern Pacific Extra gang
is raising track and putting in new
ties near Orofino.
Mr.. Wright, John Scott and Chas
Frensdorf, went fishing in Ahsahka,
Sunday
Mrs. Fred Ashley arrived from
Spokane. Sunday afternoon to visit
her mother, Mrs. Thos. Walsh and
her sisters Mable and Janey
! Salmon were running fairly well
in the North Fork at Ahsahka on
Sunday, Elijah Chambers caught
seven.
Miss Edna Cecil Parker, Co. Sup
erintendent Schools went down the
river Saturday morning and re-
turned Tuesday afternoon.
T. Maurice Brandt, who mas been in
Orotino several days. left FOR Steele
Thursday morning. Mr.. Brandt
is farming on Central Ridge.
Attorney j. R. Becker came in on
Mondays train and departed for his
home in Lewiston Wednesday morn
ing.
Dick Snyder and wife, who have
been visiting with Archie Bonner
left for Potlach Wednesday morn
ing.
Mel Beard has opened livery and
feed stable in the barn formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. Doty. Mel is ready
to furnish atronS with good rigs
and careful drivers if needed.
Mrs. w. A. Whitworth and
: daughter, Elizabeth. went to Clark
ston and Asotin last Saturday. Miss
Elizabeth returned Monday and Mrs
Whitworth reached home Tuesday
Thos. l.. Harris received letter
this week from his son Will, who
is with the 34th Engineers, Co. l.
His letter was dated, Geivers
France and stated that he was go
[ ing to Germany and would probabl,
not be able to return to the u. S
3 before June or July.
Conductor George Phillips re
: ceived q cablegram Tuesday from
his sons, Harry and Buck. The!
y have both been fighting the HUI
in different sections of the Ameri
can army and finally got togethe
at st. Nazaire. France. They wer
I certainly two happy boys when the.
;, met each other. Both have seel
considerable service.
Lao Schroeder of Fraser, anothe
t one of Clearwater Countys soldie
j" heroes passed thru Oroino Tuesda,
, on his way to Greer. Lao was wit
> the 42nd Division and was gasse
in France. He came over last Oc
II tOber and has been convalescing !
San Francisco from where he RI
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Randall. pal
II ents of E. A. Randall, assistar
t cashier OF the Bank of Orofino. d,
10 parted for their home in Ortonvill
= Mimi. Thursday morning. The
have been visiting in the west Il
about year and are much please
with the far western country.
Lieutenant L. Robinson droppe
dropped into Orofino Monday afte
noon to further push the sale {
D. Nez Perce Roller Mills flour an
feed. He is meeting with very goo
? success all along the Clearwate
He departed for Sites Tuesday a
ternoon. While in Orofino M
p. Robinson arranged with the Orofir
g. Trading Co. to handle his Co
es Standard -four and the OrofiT
Rochdale will dispose of the mi