Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-16


turned 60 his publicity duties Mon
day morning
Rev. L. L. Jope. who has been ,
conducting religious meetings in /
the Christian church, for some
weeks, departed for Colfax. Wash. /
Monday morning
r. L. Owens. Assistant Attorney
General of Idaho, was visiting his
father, DR.. j. w. Owens. Superin-
tendent of the North Idaho SAM
tarium, this week and departed on
Tuesdays morning train.
The announcement has come from
Washington State College of Pull
man of the awarding OF the B. A.
degree in music to Miss Phyllis E.
Sayles, of Lapwai. at present musi-
cal instructor in the Orofino public
schools.
Andrew Bloom, Commissioner of
Nhe Clearwater Highway District.
came down from Greer, Monday
morning to attend the regular
monthly meeting of the highway
district, and departed for Elk River
Tuesday morning.
E. E. Mcclure, superintendent of
highways in the North Fork High
or Tuesday, attending the regular
monthly meeting of the highway
district, and departed for home
Wednesday morning.
J. O. Battles received an up to
date single mill last week. which
will be installed on the upper Ford
Creek Ridge road beyond Cooks.
There is quite a body of cedar in
: that locality and shingle mill
should be paying investment.
Mrs. j. M. Meek departed for Elk
River, Wednesday morning. to join
her husband, who is employed by
the Potlatch Lumber Co., and is
we'll pleased with his employment
and the treatment accorded its EN-
ployees by this big lumber COM
pany.
Mrs Martha Hicks, of Portland
for Lewiston, after a short stay
with her daughter, Mrs. w. M
Watson She will stop at Lewiston
to visit her granddaughter, Mrs n
10 TO nrncaod tn hQy
Thome in Portland.
Harry Stevens, an inmate of the
Northern Idaho Sanitarium since
November 9Th, 1915, died at thai
institution Tuesday, April 18th
from pneumonia following influen
"a. He was 20 years old. The
body was shipped to Genesee Wed
nesday for burial.
John Holt and sister Mrs. Parker
who have been visiting relatives a
the county seat, departed for Troy
Mont, Sunday morning. John ha
been in the navy for several years
but on account of failing health h
was lately released from the sci
vice and goes to Montana to r.
cuperate.
Mrs. Harry McEechron, who hs
been visiting her husbands parent
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. McEachron ;
Orofino, departed for Lewiston Wee
nesday morning and will later pr
coed to Great Falls, Montana, whel
Mr. McEechron is stationed in tt
employ of very prominent col
tracing firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Eller aceon
panied by Dr.. Horswill went
Lewiston Wednesday morning
place Mrs. Eller in a hospital f,
medical treatment. Mrs. Eller
suffering from lung trouble al
it was necessary to have an X re-
examination made to locate al
diagnose the ailment.
w. J. Jordan, General Agent
the Northern Pacific Ry. Co.. W
| at the county seat Wednesday loo
| ing after the transportation int
L |
! heavy tonnage of lumber out
| this section this year, from the OF
| put of the numerous small mi
/ that are operating in the Clea
\ water country
\ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Meme
| daughter Lois and son Charles d
! parted for Elk River Thursd
\ where they intend to remain pr
manently Mr.. McNew has trad
his place on Eureka Ridge. for la
near Elk River. His son Albert
now In the employ of the Potlat
! Lumber Company and Charles {
poets to work for the same peopl
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones W.
outgoing passengers for Nezpei
on Sundays morning train. \
Jones trip to Nezperce was
confer with county commission
/ and highway commissioners of lie