Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-04

Nv. Harris went to Lewiston on
todoy's 9assonSe- for a short visit.
Miss Lillian Shaw was an outgo-
ASS enSet on this mornings
train.
county seat visitor this week and
departed for home ON this morn
ing's train.
Mrs. w. Chandler. of Lewiston.
visited this week at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. S. A. Dunlap and
departed on the morning train
Thursday for home,
vii on, ST., a prominent res
.ident of the Weippe country. was
K. Inty seat visitor this week and
departed for Lewiston on the morn
ing train Wednesday.
Louis Soderberg, Jr., who is at
tending the U of l.. at Moscow,
came owe tuesday for a short home
visit and returned to the university
city on this mornings train.
Henry Loseth returned from Min
nesota this week where he has been
for some time engaged in the piano
tuning business. Mr.. Loseth is an
expert piano tuner and has estab-
lished a good business in his line.
MI. and Mrs. J. r. Crawford de-
parted for Bakersfield. Calf. Tues
day morning in their Essex, to
spend the winter. The Crawfords
will return to Orofino in the spring
and again take up their summer
residence on the homestead near
Cow creek.
E. H. Anterior is having his lots
on johnson Avenue, adjoining Bull
lock 4 Holmberg's grocery. excava-
ted preparatory to putting a build
ing on them next year. This inn
provement as well as others under
way is substantial evidence of the
encouraging outlook for orohno's
future.
The Oroino high school foot ball
team went to Lewiston on TINS
mornings train to play a game with
the Lewiston team. The Orohno
boys making up the team were BOD
Oud. Roland Kaufman, Carl Hoff-
man, Jess Honeywell. Geo. oliver,
Forest Edmonson, Lauren Snyder,
Eldon Snyder. James Gamble, hoy
Snyder. Lloyd Carr and Will john
son.
DR.. C. l.. Moody of Menan, Idaho
brother Of Mrs. Fred Hammond
reached Orofno Thursday to WISH
his father, G.. w. Moody, who Is
quite i'll. The old gentleman mas
been confined to his bed for some
time and on account of his extreme
age has little strength to overcome
sickness. DR.. Moody reports pu'
little change in his fathers n
ton since his last visit here ant
the doctor probably will depart 10
home in a few days
Mr. Miller of the Rex certain!
deserves great credit for the hlgl
class pictures that are being showi
| at his pretty little movie theatre
In addition he is furnishing his pa
irons with excellent and approprl
ate music by the employment o
Prof Fowler an accomplished plan
ist. Oro6no can honestly boast o
an up-to-date moving picture thea
tire that cannot be eXcelled AM
probablv uneaualled by any place o
its size in the northwest.
William Osborn, district engineer
for the director of highways, ID. I
Olson and the commissioner OF put
lie works, w. j. Hall has issued
notice to contractors, calling 70
sealed proposals, until November i
for the surfacing of 6.72 miles
the Clearwater highway district {
Clearwater county, known as IN
Greer Hill section. with c~rusher-ru
rock. Grading has been done ot
lack of state funds has held up TN
s~urfacing. Yhe Clearwater distri'
has $4,000 available and requisite
the state to take charge OF u
work.-Stites Enterprise.
j. w. McTarnahan's class of j.
venile wrestlers furnished an II
teresting audience at the Rex IN
atre last Saturday night with
interesting exhibition of athlet
exercises. Mr.. McTarnahan is d
veloping a liking for physical q
velopment among the youthful ST
dents of the manly science whit
will be a health promoter as We
as developing courage and con
dence. McTarnahan handles h
students well and allows nothl'
but clean work and should be e
couraged in developing the physic