Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-07-23

How can YOU keep them dow ! o.
the FARM See Charles Ray in 9TH
Clodhopper.
The Clearwater telephone lines
are rebuilding their line between
orotiro ard Nezperce. New cedar
poles are being erected from Orofiao
to Gilbert. Various other improve
ments are also in progress
W. A. Shaw departed for Spokane
last Friday enroute to Occur d
Alene and Wallace. Mr.. shaw will
probably locate at Wallace. His
| family will remain at Orofino until
permanent location is decided up
on.
Mr.. and Mrs c. d. McEachron
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Watson
composed a party who motorod to
Pierce Sunday The only section of
bad road encountered was at Fraser.
where auto trucks have stirred up a
lot of dust in hauling logs.
Harry Rider of Lewiston was in
Orofino Tuesday and Wednesday for
the purpose of demonstrating the
Red Star vapor oil stove, for which
he Is agent. The stoves are on ex-
hib,tation at the bakery. Several
stoves have been engaged as the re-
suit of the demonstration.
The Republican received a letter
from w. F. Henager this week. re-
Questing that the paper be sent to
their new address at Greenacres,
Wash. and advising that the family
was very well satisfied with their
new location and especially pleased
with the climate, which is good
news to the many friends of the
Henagers in Orofino.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Newkirk
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Swank. Miss
Helen Swank, Ray and Orland
Swank. who We're called to Orofino
to attend the funeral of their be-
7 loved brother Clay, left on Wednes-
r days morning passenger Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Newkirk and Orland
t returned to Bremerton. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Swank departed for the
east and Ray went back to Wapato
: Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Cummings
) old time residents of the Clear
n water departed for Boise Thursda!
morning. They are looking arount
for new location but may possibl,
return to the incompatible Clear
a water section. Mr.. Cummings i
- troubled with rheumatism and i
seeking a more agreeable climate. i
possible. The many friends of TIL
n departing couple wish them success
: in their quest for home location
: and will gladly welcome them bacl
: to Orofino if they return.
Theodore Foil spent weel
: fighting forest fires at Headquar
= ters. The electric storms of the pas
: few days have started numerou
e conflagrations in the timber belt
keeping the government employe
y ana the employees Of the Clearwate
q Timber Co busy all along the line
. No fire of any consequence. how
q ever. has been reported as yet. TIL
? men have encountered no difficult
in extinguishing the small fire
that have started UP to the pres
2 ent time.
+ w D. Vincent, President of tn
,s Old National Bank, Spokane and "
il H. Farnham, Assistant Secretary
the Clearwater Timber Company a
SO of Spokane, arrived at Orofino c
|: Sundays afternoon passenger. Bot
p gentlemen departed. Immediate
after the arrival of the train, fl
- Headquarters, by auto. Mr. Vii
cent will enjoy an outing in tt
I woods and Mr.. Farnham is visitin
the timber belt, in connection wit
the survey of the Clearwater Timb'
Company toward Beaver Creek. NJ
Mulch, engineer in charge of su
I veying crews, is doing prellminal
work between Headquarters an
/ the Beaver Creek basin, where II
finest body of white pine timber
Clearwater County is located. A
tive developments in the limb,
belt will probably commence ne,
spring if labor and financial col
Il ditionS a favorable