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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Because so much unusual performance is ex-
pected from Ford, the wise driver is never
satisfied with battery of anything less than
Willard Quality-and there's no need to be
satisfied with less. Because there's genuine
Willard Battery made in Ford Size-and it
sells at surprisingly low price.
Willard Batteries have for years had
reputation as high quality batteries-and to-
day they're better than ever Willard plates
are extra, rigid to prevent warping active
material is hard, to>stand the jolt and jar of
service on short -wheelbase cars. There are
dozens of refinements made possible by VIII
lard's long experience. And this is the kind
of battery you need for your Ford, at price
that you woyd pay for much less quality
The Still-Better Willard and the
Observation-Disclosures Willard
There are, in addition two other types-the
Willard Threaded Rubber Battery and
the Willard All Rubber 9stsey-whch for
few dollars more give you all the super
quality that goes into batteries for the higher
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

sharpe Sales 4 Service CO.. Tulsa
Bouldcr Garage, Ii8 south Boulder. Tulsa.
Central Garage, rs South Cheyenne, Itilsa.
OH city Garage, 2IS North Main ST.. Tulsa.
II, ", Windwchr, city sales Mgr, Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Holdenville, HoldenvilIe
Battery Co.
Miami, Geo. McAfee
Muskogee, Battery Serv. Co.
Nowata, Nowata Battery 6
Ignition Service
Okemah, Okemah Bait. Co.
Okmulgee, The o. d. Elect.
Serv. Co.
Pawnee, Richardson Gordon
Elec. Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
YOUR DEALER CAN SUPPLY YOU

Auto Equipment Co, Homny, Okla,
w. u, West, 1918 Boston ST., Muskogcc, Okla
Lawrence Garage, 2I5 Iioltson ST., Sapulpa.
Mrs. ~. II. Wilson, n. 4. ID. 3, Sapulpa, OKLA.
browning Garage, Turicy. Okin,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
The Still-Better Willard and the
Observation-Disclosures Willard

The of battery should the Willard Dealer
Battery Willard Threaded Rubber Battery
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

Maurice Allen is at home to visit
for . short time.
Don't miss the Club Show at the
High School tomorrow evening.
Base ball, Raymer High school VI
Buckingham. tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. c. L. Snyder and Mrs. o. l..
Addington went to Morgan on q
shopping trip Tuesday.
Miss Glenn Allen left the first or
the week for Greeley to attend the
State Teachers College.
Mrs. Bertha Stillger OF Platsmouth,
Nebr., q sister Of John Lewis. arriv-
ed In Raymer yesterday for a visit,
We want to ship hogs the 18th.
II you have any to dispose of, list
them with US at once. Pawnee FL
vator. New Raymer.
DR.. Goodwin Is expected OF arrive
today to locate In Raymer for the
ractice Of medicine. We are certain.
ly glad TO welcome him and hope that
he will find things peasant here.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06
sasRIvvs SALE

oa1RIDvD SALE
County Of wsh.
)w
Stats Of Colorado,
In the District Court within and for the
County Of Weld. Colorado.
Tony G. Rook. Plaintiff.
Ida G. Roth: the Public Trustes)
II Weld County. Colorado. Kin.
,srd Sons Manufacturing Com.
,any. . corporation: Ths First }
National Bank Of Sterling. Col J
,rado. . corporation: The Stsr-
ing Hardware and Implement J
company, . Corporation, De- }
iendant.
Under and b. virtue Of deeres and srdss
'f sale entered In the District Court In and
Tor the County Of Weld. Colorado. on the
ith day Of Ssptsmb9.. A. D.. 1871, wherein
b decreed that there b due the above
iamed plaintiff. Tony 9. Rook, from the
ibove named defendant Ida Q. Roth ON .
,srtain note, deed or mortgage the sum Of
seventeen Hundred Eishty-ssvsn and 60.
100 (@i.7s7.Se) Dollars and IN and By virtus
Of said dssrss and ordss Of sals, /,
ths undsssisnsd FRANK n. HALL Sheriff.
County Of Weld, Am authorised, directed and
empowered 10 sxposs for sals certain proper
hsssinaftss described. at public snstion.
rftr giving nstiss Of ths time and place ot
ssh sals ascending To ths eouse and prsc.
.iss Of the law rslativs 10 ssiss Of real -
.ats undsr sxssutiea, for tie purpose Of real
Sing The amount 70 found due the plaintiff
y sforsaM. with interest," costs. disburs-
nsnts and eomnksions On said sale.
Now. thsrsfors. publIs notice b hereby
given that will on Saturday. The sth day
u October. A. D.. 1871. at ~ hour Of ten
s'eleek In he forenoon ef thst day. At tbs
ast front door b tAs County cosrt Hoass.
In 0rsslay. County sf Weld. aad STATE Of
celsssdo. ssll an dhpess of The property.
Wing snd bsing b ths counH Of Weld, snd
known and dsssibsd . tsllewy.
Ths soutAwst Quarter (gWN) Of
Section 1isht (G. TewnsAip Nina W
North. Range Fifty-six tsN West Of
ths stA Prinsipal Meridian, at public
sustien. for eash N hand. TO ths hishsst
and bst bid1ss.
PRANK n. HALL.
0Asia, Ceunty of Weld
~ 4 J. Luthss. Undsrshsril
Munson 3 Msnssn. Attsrhsys for Phinti6.
First publieation 8sptsmbsr Is, 1891.
Last publication 0stob9 .. iesl.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06
nam SCHOOL LA,ep

o1ss 4 u slats Dsard 4 LAaa Csa-
missionrs. Dsaver. Cola. August II, isai.
Notes b hsrshy given that william ".
Yassr. whose postsdBss saaras b 4liS b.
toth st.. onaha. Nshs. ~ nads apsliea-
tisn. Nc. B-s1os 70 lsass ths following T.
seribsd School Land. situate In Weld County,
Colorads. to-wit:
All Of Section 10. Township Q n. Range
50 w.. 9Th Prinsipal N9idisn. (Asrissltural
nnnnsthhrdls stastn shrdiu snfwyp vhskaj
and 0rasins Applicatiea.)
Nstiss ; futA~ Agsav sivsn taas all
othsr pssseas dssisias b A. - sDDllsstisa
70 Lease oil q any part Of ths trset Of lsnd
must als sans b thb elIies prisr 10 osptsn-
Der u. 1871. . % othr applisstion 10 lsass
the above described lands win b eonsidsrsd
sft~ saA dsts.
GEORGE STEPHAN.
Register State Beard Land Connissionars.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06
NOTICE sos PuBLicAFIoN
lPublbh9)

0sDostneat q ~ lnees1es
q. 3. Lssl o. st etariing Colorado.
Ausust .. 1871.
Notes = hrshy sivss that Frank Q.
Bomsks, of stonshsm. Colorado. who. on
Jaly ss. 1915. nsds HsIstsaA Hntzy. =
riai, No. eelsls. for ~ ~. Ssst;en 2s,
Township II North. Range ~ West. 9Th
Principal Meridian, ~ Alsd netiss ef In
tsasisn 10 make Aaal thsSs ysar Prssf. 70
sstsa,bh slsim 70 u Ind sbsvs dassribsd.
bsfsrs IL Rsghtsr and Rscsav3. uniesd
stass LAnd 0nss. st otwiias. Colorado. On
he lsth ~ ef ssptsnbw. 1871.
Claimant Names . witnasesi
Roy ]. Msnlux. chaslis B. Msalsv. Hsafy
Lswi, George Lewis. I'll u etensham. csls-
,aio. I'll -
A.. lnowNs. asssss'
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06
THE COLORADO HOUSE

Board by day or week; good rooms
and bath. II our style suits you tell
others; II mot tell US. Dan Myers.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06
Pusllc rausrrr.s sALs

whsrsas Howard J. Pulvsr whose addrss,
; stensaan. We'd County. STATE Of coless
DO. srantor b. hh Dpsd Of Trust datsd Jul,
10. 1918 sad Rseosdsd July %. 1918. q. Bod
500, st rass 70. h IL olles Of ths CIssk an{
Records Of Weld csanH. Colorsds. eonvyss
70 IL Publis Ttustss Of ths said Weld Coun
". Colorado. ~ following land In ssid Wslt
County. described . follows to.wit;
Ths East Hah Of Section Nina (s)
Tewnship Nine (s) North. Rangs Fifty
six tts) West Of ths sth r. n. con
tanning go ssrs according 70 the Gov
srnmsnt survW.
In trust 70 sssurs hh promissoey note d
sven dats with said Trust DEED for The sun
Of Two Thousand and no-lee Dollars paysbl'
10 the order ef AIbsrt 3. zuhlks. on or be
fore Ave ysan after dats with interest from
date st ths rata Of rsr cent per snnum.
And. Whereas, Default hes bssn made b
sGSd srantor In sah Trust Dssd. In The psr
formance Of covenants and conditions impose
upon him BY The tssms Of sid Trust Dset
In thh, to-wtt: That said grsntor hes fsilst
to pay annual interest due and payable Jul,
Is. 1871 = he sum Of Slse.eo taxss,
And Whsrsas The lsgsl holder Of the in
dsbtsdnss rsprssntsd b. sad note has Alss
with ths undGsignsd Pubie Trustss Of u,
said Weld County. colorsdo. notise and Dc
mand In writing dsslarins said dsfaalt sn<
slssting 70 declare ths whols dsht due sns
payabls. and dsmandins the sale Of said lane
undsr ssid trust dssd.
Nov, Thsrsfors. nottes = hrsby given tha
pursuant 70 said notice and demand ant
slestion and under aud hy virtue Of the ~
thority vstsd In me By SAID Trust Deed sns
the Law, l. n. J. WALSH. Public Trustee o.
Weld Cesnty. Colorado. will cell the show
described land for essh st public auction. +
he highsst hiddsf, ct ~ sast front door o.
ths Court House In Weld County. Colorado. OF
llopday, IL 7th dv Of NOVEMBER. 1871, o
10 O'Clock IN ths forsooon for ths purpose o.
psyins said note and interest. and al a
yenss Of thb SALE. and will give 70 ths pur
chaser thereof . esytiheats Of purchase there
for . providsd by law.
signsd y. J. WALSH.
Publs Trustss Of Weld County, Colorado.
Dated at 0rsslsy, wsid County, Colorado
thi srd day q ostebg. ioai.
First publication October .. 1891.
Last publieation Novsmhsr :. 1891.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06
NOTICE T0R PUBLICATION
(Pubihhsr)

Dsssstasat 4 ~ lntsrise
U. 9. Land 0iase at Sterling. Colorado.
September .. 1891.
Noties b hsrssy siven that George W.
Mclaughlin. Of New Raymsr. Colorado. who.
on July 81, 1919, mads Additional Home.
stead Entry. Serial No. e2ls6l. for ths NEM
SEN. Section 10; ths NwA swN. ssstion
II, Township North. Range So wet, sth
Principal Meridian. hss Alsd notiss Of intsn-
ton 70 make hnal thrss ysar Prof. 70 -
tahlish claim 10 ths land abovs described, ~
fore cHds l. stsnlsy. y. 9. commissionsr.
at New Raymr, Colorado. on the 18th day
Of Ostobsf. 1921.
Claimant names . Witnesses:
Rh Seldom. Edd Linnsy. Graavel NsyAsld.
Charlss Beans. Ill of New Raymsr. Coloeado.
e-S io-s E 7. CONQUEST, Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

Base ball. Raymer High School W
Buckingham, tomorrow afternoon.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

Mr.. Town was over from Greeley
to spend. the week end with his wife
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

Don't min the Club Show at the
High School tomorrow evening.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

Orders taken for any quantity of
Ice cream or sherbert. Mrs. Unten-
x,cnger at the Logan Co. Creamy.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

Lloyd Fowler returned to Raymer
Sunday accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Vance and two children Of Cowles.
Nebraska. On yesterday the party
accompanied by Roy Fowler started
for Los Angeles, California. Mrs.
Vance Is sisted Of the Fowler boys.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

c. o. Dodder Of Keota was Ray
mer caller one day the latter part o.!
last week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Romine, who have
been living In the house by the Ford
Garage. moved the first Of the week
into the house until recently occu-
pied by Mr.. Pinkerton and family. )
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

Rev. Burkey is dividing his time
between PASTORAL duties and repair
ing second hand flivsr; also took
a hand at the printing office hast FRI
day afternoon He served his apprer-
ticeship ON an old Washington hand
press back In Nebraska to work hts
way through school, 20 he knows
something about the editor the flesh
and the g.. We have known
clergymen that seemed Of the opinion
that the first and last Of the above
triumvirate were synoomous.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

A etter from Miss Lola lfosford
asks US to send her Enterprise to q
Los Angeles, Calf. address until fur
thss notice; from which we conclude
that she will enjoy q winter in the
Golden State.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

Mr.. Birdick took his sister. Miss
Blrdick, to Boulder Saturday where
she will visit short time before go
ing to her home in Illinois. He al
&c attended teachers meeting at
Greeley ON his way.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

Mrs. Baker AMI Harley Of IT.
Collins were called to Buckingham
Friday night on account Of serious
illness Of her son Harry. A siege Of
typhoid we understand.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

We are glad to report that Roy
shepperd. who had the misfortune
to have a leg broken week or ten
days ago. Is getting along a. well as
could be expected and will soon be
able to be around again.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

Mr.. VIM White Of Santa Ana Calf
81. arrived the last Of the week to visit
bis brother J. n. White and to look
after business affeirs. Saturday
he and his son J. w. White started
back to lows. Mr.. and Mrs. James
White expect to move out to their
farm here In q few weeks.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

We learn that the drilling opera
tions on the oil well north Of Stone
ham. which have been delayed some
time awainting the arrival Of casing.
are resumed as the casing is on the
ground. They are down about 100
feet.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

Mesdames Erford and Pinkertor
learned that Tuesday was the ami
versary Of the wedding Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. L. Noyes. 80 they prepared I
surprise and served them with I
sumptuous four o'clock dinner. i
was their 36th anniversary, and s.il
they are not ready for divorce court
or anything Of the sort.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

DR.. Woods Of Denver was called
last week to attend Mr.. Lauer OF
Buckingham Mr.. Lauer, we are sorry
to say. has been in very poor health
for some time.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

We want to ship hogs the 17th
II you have any to dispose OF, list
them with US at once. Pawnee 81
vat0r, New Raymer.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Q. L. Van Cleavc
Mrs. Jennie Ducker and Miss Blancl
Ducker were in Morgan Saturday OF
shopping expedition.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-29
STORM BREAKS
POWER LINE
End of Broken Wire Burned
Holes Through Rock on
Which it Fell

The lights in Orofino flickered all
night on Friday, April %. The
people wondered what was wrong
with the lighting system. A storm
blew nearly all day. It wrecked
quite a number of trees and tele-
graph and electric wire poles. An
electric wire pole just south Of
Fords Creek was among those blown
over. It fell toward the hill, stretch
ing one wire, which was quite loose,
Another was snapped in two. The
ends struck rock, drilling two
holes, one the thickness or q wire,
the other hole being about one and
one-half inches in diameter. 1t was
sandrock that was struck. The wire
carried voltage Of $4,000, which
was SO intense as to melt the sand
into glass. AS the seam OF sand ran
clear through the rock, the wire
burned the two holes also clear
Through. The rock was brought to
Drofino by d. G. Keyes. manager for
the electric light system. and Is now
on exhibition at the Afleck drug
store.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-29
.bRAD|SHS BACK
FROM TRIP EAST
Says People in the Central
States in Worse Condi-
ton Than in West

Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish, who left
Oroflno last June, returned to their
old home in Orofino last week. They
travelled through many states dur
ing their absence, visiting Washing
ton. Oregon, Nevada. Utah. Colorado
Iowa. Minnesota and the Dakotas
Numerous stops were made. Many
fine sights were seen. The trip was
made in the interest Of the health
of Mrs. Bradish. Her physical i'm
provement. however, was very slight
Mr. Bradish states that the people
of the Clearwater section should not
allow themselves to worry over
present financial conditions. The
people of the central states, he says,
are in even a more deplorable con-
dition than we are. They too bought
land and stock at high prices and
then suffered great losses through a
declining market. Many people
bought land at war prices, making
small payments and hoping to pay
out on prices then prevailing. which
lasted only during the very brief
period Of the war.
Conditions are especially bad In
North Dakota, where the Non-part-
isan league is responsible, in the
opinion of Mr.. Bradish, for the
wrecking Of sixty odd banks during
the past year. The result of these
bank failures beggars descriptions.
The people all seem to be totally
bankrupt. and all the avenues OF
production are shut of. Mr.. Brad
ish Is far from keen for the organi-
zation that has wrecked . whole
state. No other organization has
ever accomplished such q wreckage
in any state. When . represents
tive of the Republican asked him
what had become of the money, Mr.
Bradish stated 1t was the concensui
OF opinion of the people in North
Dakota that the funds were used
for propaganda purposes in Idah.
and other states of the West durins
the last national electoral campaign
The people In North Dakota are No
only broke. but they nave resting
heavily upon their shoulders . great
ly increased burden of taxes. TIL
downfall Of the Non-partisan leagu
in North Dakota Is predicted In ev
cry section Of that state.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-29
VILLAGE ELECTION
HELD TUESDAY
Luttropp, Hamilton, Watson,
Oud and Helgeson, Were
Elected

A spirited village election took
place in Orofino on Tuesday of this
week. Only one official ticket was
up. This ticket was nominated al
the regular meeting held for that
purpose. the nominees being, F. w
Luttropp. B. J. Kinne. R. A. Hamil-
ton, w. M. Watson and John Oud
This was regarded as fusion ticket
and no opposition ticket was ex-
pected, nor was one placed in the
field.
Several names were wrrtten-in on
the regular ticket by supporters Of
different favorites not printed on the
regular ticket
The result Of the election was al
follows: Il
F. w. Luttropp, 1873: R. A. Ham
ilton. 1854; John Oud. 1856; w. M
Watson. 1856; N. O. Helgeson. 145
These men will constitute the new
village board Of trustees.
F. W. Luttropp and N. o. Helge
son are present members Of the vii
lage council and have been activ,
in its business affairs. The othel
three members are prominent bust
ness men of Orofino and the entir,
newly elected officials constitute !,
very eficient board
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-29
SALVATION ARMY
VISITS OR0F|NO
Will Return at Some Later
Date and Hold PrOtracted
Meeting.

A somewhat unusual program was
given in the high school auditorium
on Tuesday evening, when officers
from the Salvation Army at Lewis
ton had charge Of the building. Capt.
and Mrs. j. F. Kirkpatrick, assisted
by Miss Sims, held an open afr meet
ing In front of the court house at
seven o'clock, and were Joined by a
couple of local people. The captain
stated that the purpose Of their CON-
ing was to arouse the people to their
need of salvation. He said that the
Salvation Army was the anly army
in the world that was wholly made
up of men taken from the ranks OF
the enemy. And 1t was also. the
only army in the warld that made
the enemy pay the entire cost Of the
warfare that it conducted.
Following the meeting on the
street. upwards of eighty people &C
companied the workers OF the Arm,
to the high school building. Capt
Kirkpatrick spoke there for upward.
OF an hour of the great work that
is being done throughout the worlt
by the Salvation Army. The audi
ence listened eagerly while the of
ficers sang q number of characters
tic Salvation Army songs. Mrs
kirkpatrick played the accompani
ment on the guitar. The omcer
made a favorable impression. an,
they have been urged to return a
some time in the near future an,
conduct meetings for = week. Thi
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-29
STATE 0FF|CEDS
VISIT ASYLUM
Purchasing Agent and Com
missioner Of Public Works
Here This Week

T. l.. jennings. state purchasing
agent. and M. Stevens, assistant to
the Commissioner of Public Works.
spent the middle Of the week at the
asylum. being the guests of DR.. Civ
ems Mr.. Stevens has charge of all
public buildings for the State Of
Idaho He came here In the inter-
est Of the wing that Is to be erected
on the asylum grounds during the
coming summer. It will be remem-
bered that the last state legislature
appropriated something over one
hundred thousand dollars for the
construction of a new wing. The
plans have already been made by an
architect from the southern part OF
the state. These plans are subject
to the approval Of Mr. Hall.
The specifications call for q three
story building 33x12O feet in d.
mension. The building is to take
care Of the ever-increasing number
Of patients that are being received
at the institution. A part Of the
building will probably be used - q
receiving hospital. for which there
seems to be felt need In the mind
Of Commissioner Of Public Welfare
Neil. who fathered the proposition
through the legislature.
The building will hll an actual
need. The exact location Of the
new improvement has not yet been
finally decided upon but will be
agreed to in the near future by Com
missioners Neil and Hall.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-29
FEDERAL VOCATIONAL
TRAINING

The Federal Board for Vocational
Education is government agency
organized to refrain or re-edhcate
Ax-service men who have become dis
abled through their military or naval
service. Information regarding train
Ing may be obtained from the local
post Of the American Legion or from
the District Vocational Office, 53s
Cenral Building. Seattle. Wash.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-29
GYM CLUB TO ENTERTAIN

The Ladies' Gym Club Is practic-
ing for an open meeting next Thurs
day evening In the high school gym
nasium. The High Jinks will COM
mence at 1880 p. m. and no doubt
will be appreciated by q good at
tendance. The admission will be Is
cents and the receipts are to be ex-
pended In improving and beautifying
the school grounds and installing q
drinking fountain on the school plat
All club ladies are requested to be
present and the public Is cordially
invited to attend.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-29

Wealthy society was the prey Of the
polished crook of the polite under
world. Just how he worked that
line until he finally fell a victim tc
his own schemes forms . series OF
thrilling incidents which IA shown
by an all-star cast in the Metro pro
duction. Someone in the House, .
at the Rex next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-29
FIVE DOLLARS
GIVEN AWAY
Order for Money Placed in
Butter by Orofino Cream
cry Company

The OrofinO Creamery Co., in order
to encourage the purchase of its
butter product. by local and other
consumers. are going to place an
order for $500 in q roll Of 20. C.
c." butter every month. and this
order will be cashed at the creamery
Office upon presentation by the lucky
drawer. whose name will be pub
lished as soon as ascertained.
The Orofino Creamery Co. is now
a firmly established and steady
growing industry of Orofino and is
substantial benefit to the Clear
water country. The creamery is at
present securing large quantities OF
cream and paying out considerable
amount Of cash for dairy products
each week. The ice warehouse, a
building 24x22 feet, now contains
100 tons of solidly frozen stored ice
and the manufacturing plant is
running steadily in order to supply
the increasing demand even in car
load lots. An excellent quality OF
Ice cream is also being produced
and delivered to satisfied customers.
An institution Of this kind de-
serves the hearty support OF the en-
tire community. A home product
OF any kind should especially be pur-
chased by local users when prices
and quality are right and these con-
ditions are positively in evidence IN
reference to the Orofino Creamery
Co. output
Butter consumers In this locality
should certainly give preference tc
the Orofino product. The creamery
is now producing about 1000 pounds
Of excellent butter weekly and n
much as possible of this quantity
should be sold in this section. The
establishment now has a pay rol
of several hundred. dollars a month
and every encouragement possible
should be given to the home indus
try to enlarge its workings and fur
ther increase its payroll.
The dairy business is PARTICULAR!
adapted to the Clearwater countr,
and is experiencing a steady growth
Farmers are beginning to realize tn
advantage of regular source o
! S~n hn 1n ~ y
to the Orofino Creamery Co. at SAT
isfactory prices and are gradual
increasing their deliveries.
The creamery will commence MAX
ing ice deliveries In q snort tim
and contemplates a busy seasor
Last years unused Ice tickets wi
be taken up an credited in the pu1
J chase of this seasons tickets.