Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-09-10

The Misses nd yada Roberts
teachers in tn hha school. paid .
a short visit &C orofino last week \
departing last Friday morning to
prepare for school opening the fol- /
lowing Monday.
Mrs. John Daily. who has been
visiting ct the home of Mr. and Mrs. /.
D. c. Keyes, dorarted for Spokane
Tuesday, to attend the fair She
will return to Orofino this afternoon
to resume her visit
Albert Curtis. who has been on
the fire patrol for the clearwater
Timber Protective Association, de-
parted Wednesday morning for
Plummer. in the st. Maries country,
to take up his school studies
Mrs. w. N. Dodd. who came over
from Othello Wash. to attend the
funeral of her father. Thos. H. Har-
ris. and who later visited with her
sister. Mrs. hnson at Peck. depart
ed for home Saturday morning.
]. B. Loomis, city clerk. is carry
ing his right arm in sling as re
suit of painful sprain sustained
while cranking his Ford car several
days ago. He had his spark too far
advanced and while turning the en-
CINE over with the crank. it back
fired, causing the INJURY.
Fred Dieterle. the up-to-date far
mer and dairyman of Gilbert went
on the outgoing train Thursday
/ the fair. Mr. Dieterle is progress
sive farmer and atten1s all gather
| ings at which valuable information
can be obtained for the benefit of
the stockman and farmer
| Preston Richmond son OF Mr.. and
/ Mrs. r. R. Richmond. departed for
Nezperce by train Thursday morn
ing. Mr.. Richmond has been ad-
varcod from the nrincipalshin of the
Nezperce city schools to the i'm
portant position of superintendent.
The Nezperce schools open next
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hogue, OF
Boise. spent several days this week
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ]. s
Hogue, Frank Hogue's parents. Mr.
Hogue is state highway construc
ton inspector and is now working
on the North and South highway a
Whitebird They left for home Wed
nesday morning.
E. E. Heee. of Baker City, Ore
manager Of the Tri-State Termina
Elevator of the eastern Oregon dis
trict and an old time friend Of Mr.
and Mrs. C, II. EIDE Of Orofino. spen
Monday visiting at the EIDE home
Mr.. Hoge is also a brother Of Mis-
Vera Hoge who is teaching in ono o
: the grades of the Orofino schools.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Brown o
: Springdale Ranch, FOSSIL Oregon
and Miss Eva Shannon left overland
Monday afternoon for Spokane to at
tend the fair for few days. The
will return to Orofino where MI
Brown will continue to look after hi
wonderful herd of prize sheep tina
: have been grazing in the Pierce cit
country during the summer months
|. Pearl F. George of Weippe,
member of the American Expedition
!, arv Forces in Mexico and France,
"a in the Sacred Heart Hospital in Sp
1t kane undergoing treatment for bro
le en- down arches sustained while
:" the service He uderwenI an oper
ton recently in which his leg al
. feet muscles were relaid, necessita
J ing plaster casts which are remov
and replaced every IA days, in ord
that the wound may be cleaned al
dressed According to Pearl, "tf
operation, which reduces the circul
tion to a point where arctics can
worn in bed on cold nights W
make a "tenderfoot' of anyone
elisted in the army in Lewiston Ju
6, 1916 and served on the Mexic
border until November 1917 a
then overseas in France until L
cember 1918 He was member
Co. F 10th Engineers and was d
charged in January, 1919. lie
now receiving treatment under
governments supervision.