Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-30
WHAT YOUR FRIENDS AND
NEIGHBORS ARE DOING
New lot of dishes at Bullock's
Second Hand Store.

. Second Hand Store.
Samson Snyder went to Lewiston
Monday morning and returned Tues
day afternoon. While in Lewiston.
Mr.. Snyder attended an important
moeting OF the Masonic oroer.
Miss Agnes Peterson, VINO has
been teaching in school district
No. Il, departed on Saturday
morning train for Moscow, her
school having closed for the term.
Grandma Chandler who has been
visiting with her daughter. Mrs. ].
b. Dichaon. Of Gilbert, departed on
Saturdays morning train Tor Denn1-
son, Wash.
Miss Helen Wellman, who has
been teaching in Elk River, re-
turned home Monday afternoon, the
schools at the mill tow, .laylng
closed for the term.
The Misses Nell and Vada Ro-
berts went 10 kamiah on saturday
afternoon and returned to Orofino
on Mondays morning train. Miss
Nada proceeded TO Lewiston on the
came train.
The Misses Grace Larson and
Leta Tweedy, OF Lewiston, came up
on last Fridays afternoon train to
visit with Miss Blanche Tweedy.
Miss Tweedy returned Monday and
Miss Larson went back Tuesday
Mrs. Ed. Donath came up from
Lewiston Saturday afternoon and
returned Monday morning. Mrs.
Donath is under the doctors care al
Lewiston and IS gradually improv-
ing in health.
Frank a. Jones, of the Orofinc
Mercantile Co., departed last Friday
morning for a visit 10 Alberta
Canada, to inspect some valuable
farm land that he OWLS IN thai
Canadian province.
Mel Small and Ike Dunlap Wen
to Lenore on Tuesdays morning
train to round up the Clearwater
Timber Protectivee Association pacl
animals and reached Oroflno in tn,
evening with the quadrupeds.
Harry Phillips, son of Condr
Geo. Phillips left, for Lewiston
Sunday morning to remain a few
days at home when he will return
TO Orofino and 80 out on me tlr
patrol for the government.
Mrs Saml. Gentry, of Wieser, al
rived on Mondays afternoon train
to visit her mother. Grandm
Crockett, and other family relative!
Mrs. Gentry has been away frol
the Clearwater country for severe
J years.
4 Alvin Small came up on rue
days afternoon train from Again;
, having cut his leg below the knt
, with brush hook, whle prushin
out the line for the highway surve
! Several stitches were required
close up the cut.
w. Swain. an architect OF Pull
:, man, who will superintend the co
struction of the auditorium, Cyl
nasium and assembly room, and il
provements to the cr1ck scho
p" house, in Oroiino, reached the cou
"a ty seat Monday Afternoon and
parted Tuesday morning.
Chas. W. McE,achron, son of \
? and Mrs. G. d. McEachron, left
Montana last Friday morning. T
a. young man was lately dlseharg
from the service and intends
d make his future home III
IN busting state of Montana.
- c. A. krogh returned from
Nor. Pac. Ry Cos. hospital, NJ
re soula Tuesday afternoon, where
IN had the plaster cast removed fr
e his knee cap. We hope Mr.. kro
will soon be able TO navigate wi
ne out crutcnes.
al While playing ball last Erie
II afternoon, at the school picnic. n,
Community Grove, MISS AL
or OHara had the misfortune to brt
no the second finger of her right hu
on on a slide to first base. She
the grit, however. To stay in
he. game and made touch down
l. home. and added another run to
ay score.
-. d. C. Reyes, Superintendent
- The Grangeville Electric Light {
~ Power Co.. 0rof'no received t.
mr. gram from breckenridge. Mi
Friday last, announcing the de
OF his aunt, Mrs. Dudley, who M
. her will in his favor. NJ. Ike
- left for Breckenridge Satur
norning. to settle the es,ate.
Dan Olson, son of Eric OF.