Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-05-27
Local and Personal

You pay higher taxes If forests
burn. Do you like It?
Bill Nesheim made a business
trip to Lewiston on Mondays pas
senger.
Mrs John Duchene was a passen-
ger on the departing train Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Samson Snyder was a pas
senger on Tuesdays outgoing morn
ing train.
T. j. LaForest went to Lewiston
on short business trip on Mondays
passenger.
Mrs. W. H. Gillespie departed for
Colfax, Wash, Sunday morning to
visit her mother for several weeks.
Mrs. James Monroe and daughter,
Laura, were outgoing passengers on
Thursdays morning train for Lewis
ton.
l.. G. Horribly supervisor of the
Clearwater National Forest, depart
ed for Spokane on the morning
train Monday.
Merton Pittwood, son OF c.. A.
Pittwood of Eureka Ridge. was an
outgoing passenger on Mondays
morning train.
Geo. Small, brother of Ellis Small
was a county seat visitor last week
and departed for Lewiston on the
morning train Monday.
Miss Maude Baker came down
from Greer on Mondays morning
passenger to visit the home folks
during school vacation.
Warren Clugston of Peck visited
at the home of his son. John C.
Clugston, this week and departed for
home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson were pas
sengers on Wednesdays morning
train for Spokane to attend the Elk
celebration at the Falls City.
Victor e. Warner, examiner fol
the state department of finance. wa
an Oroflno visitor this week and de-
parted on the morning train Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Holmberg and
daughter. Mrs H Noftsger, were
Orof1no visitors last week and de
parted for Peck on Mondays morn
ing passenger
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schmid wen
to Lewiston on house hunttn'
quest Tuesday morning and will
move to that point asa soon as cal
find suitable residence.
APP. A. Lawrence. who was VISITING
with his son H F.. Lawrence, mana
ger of the Madison Lumber Co. Q
Orofino, departed for Spokane o.
the morning train Tuesday.
James McEvers. OF Grangevill
and Joseph McEvers of Wallace, Ids
no, visited relatives in Oroflno tn
latter part Of last week and depart
ed for their respective homes sur
day morning
Miss Agnes Gillespie was pal
senger for Palouse on Sunday
morning train to visit Miss Thelm
johnson, sister of Lauren l.. JohI
son. Miss Agnes will visit Colfa
before returning home.
Mr. Grifiths Of Kamiah visite
the county seat Saturday and o
cured a few pointers from Mr.. Mi
Ter. OF the Rex. Ms to the advantal
OF printers ink in advertising Il
movies. MIR. Grifith IL In the mo
ing picture business and VIII prob
bly, profit by Mr.. Miller's method
regular and systematic newspap
advertising to get benefcial result
Miss Phyllis sayles departed Z
her home at Lapwai on Tuesda,
morning train. Miss Sayles Is
accomplished musician and Will
missed from the musical circle
Orofino. The young lady has
ceived fiattering offers as musical
structor from several prominent
vocational institutions. Her ma
Orofino friends wish her success
the musical profession.
Miss Genevieve Feeney, W
taught school in Orofino for W
or two. Is here visiting at the no
of John T. Molloy. She TAUGHT
Priest River this year. Miss Feer
will spend the summer on her hon
stead in Montana and her form
home In Minnesota. She has
homestead in the oil region OF M
tana which may prove to be exec
ingly valuable property in the NJ
future.