Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-06-04

WI ana Mrs. l.. F. Culver Of
fierce. who have been visiting in
Peck. reached Orofino last week
and after few days visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Samson Snyder departed
Tor his headquarters at Pierce
where he will commence operations
on his placer claim.
Robert Johanson. high school
graduate of The 1920 class. de-
parted for Toppenish, Wash. Tues
day morning. The young man is
a promising athlete and we under.
stand will attend the U. of l. al
MOSCOW the coming semester, where
he will. no doubt, rank as a Tor
notcher.
| Mr.. and Mrs. s. R. Southwick of
the Southwick locality, departed on
Thursdays morning train for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Southwick were In
attendance at the District Conven-
ton of the Christian church and
while here had pleasant visit
with their daughter and son-in-law
Mrs. and Mr.. L. H. Davis.
Miss Phyllis Sayles departed for
her home. at North Lapwai. Mon
day morning, after very satisfac-
tory term as musical instructor in
the Orofino schools Miss Sayles
Is talentd musician and the proof
OF ability and appreciation of her
efforts is evidenced by reengage-
ment for next school term.
The Mas onic Lodge OF Orofino
put on the third degree Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of this
week. There will also be an mi
tiation in the third degree next
Monday which all local or visiting
Master Masons are invited to at
tend. There will be a banquet in
come ction with the initiation.
The Clearwater National Forest
is now constructing a road from
Oxford Ranger Station down Cache
creek ridge to the Orogrande. The
crew is under the supervision Of
Geo. McKinnon. 1t is intended to
complete this road by July /. after
which fishing parties can reach
Orogrande creek in automobiles via
Weippe, Pierce and the oxford.
| Miss Amsel Greene, one Oh Orc
fino's most efficient and popular
high school teachers. departed for
her home at Juliaetta, on Thurs
| days morning train. Miss Greene
has accepted position at Occur d.
Alene for the next school term.
The Occur d Alene school district
Is fortunate in securing the services
OF such competent educator as
Miss Greene.
The Misses Feeney and Noyes,
who have each finished a success
full term, as teachers, in the Oro-
limo public schools, were outgoing
passengers on Sundays morning
train. The Orofino schools have
established an enviable record and
both the above mentioned excellent
teachers are credited with a consid-
cradle share in the upbuilding of
the county seats educational record
Mrs. Joe P. Johnson and chill
dren departed or ELK E.iver TINS
morning to join Mr. johns on, wn0
| is working at the, carpenter trade
in the mill city. Elk River ap.
pearc to be the Mecca for all those
who are willing to work at high
wages and can app eclate goot
treatment from the Potlatch Lum.
Der Company.
| The District Convention of Chris
tlan churches held very enthusiasts
tic and important meeting at the
Christian church on June / and 2
! which was attended by delegates
from Idaho, Lewis, NeZ Perez, La
tah AID Clearwater counties, Idaho
and AsorIn county, Washington
An interesting program was rem,
dered and an enjoyable meeting
was experienced by all present
J. NJ. Bartlett's family are now
residents OF Nezperce, the household
goods having been transported &C
the Lewis County metropolis by
auto truck Sunday, Ripley ano
Townsend hauling the goods. Mr.
Bartlett is engaged in the manu-
facture of brick and has very en-.
couraging prospects in the building
line. The Bartletts are pioneers OF
Orofino and leave many sincere
friends at the county seat who
hope they will be successful a,
their new home.
Fred Weissenfluh, the young sor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. e. Weissenfluh
was brought home from Lewiston
Tuesday, where he had undergon,
a surgical operation. One lung
was affected as the result of Sc
we're case of the flu and an opera
ton was necessary to relieve the
afflicted boy. DR.. Fairly. assisted
by Miss Mary Delaney. an efficient
trained nurse. was in attendance
at the hospital during the opera
ton. The boy is recovering rapid
ly. and at present is sitting up.
Mrs. Bertha ID. Adams. daughter
OF the late w. r. Dillow. accom-
panied by her husband. Karl f
Adams, principal CT the Lincoln
High School. Seattle, reached Orc
fino on Saturdays afternoon train
to arrange for the settlement of tn,
Dillow estate. Mrs. Adams ha.
travelled extensively In Europe ant