Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-10-28


er on the morning tram. thursday.
fc Lewiston, where she will probably
pass The winter.
Miss Ruth Faulkner, laughter o.
Nj auU .,igs. U. l.. Faulkner, ue-
parted Tuesday morning for Pull
man. Wasnli.s ,on.
L. r. Nichols went to Lewiston
on euIaa! : nolnls passenger 20
me e ms MA4, vino mas been visit
lAs relatives in Nalia Wana.
Mss Mabel DUMAS passed tnru
pass nae4 lor Lewiston to prove up
ON :, homes tead tinng nearRlch Oid
Pierce.
lie Aaules Aid Society Will meet
al the methodist church "WEDNESDAY /.
W. wen III ana Mis. l.. u. Hornby
Nlil enleitaIn.
A. j. Davis, prominent FARMER
OF the Pomeroy county, departed
for home "Wednesday nlolnlnS, allei
short visit with the family OF his
| son-in-law, ". l.. lnoInton
w. b. Gettings, former Oro-
sand Point, visited his ranch on
| CiCfino geek this week and depart
ed on the morning train for nome.
Fairly Wahath came over from
MOSCOW, Sunday, for short WISH
L. Wanalh. Farley departed Mon
uay 10. MOSCOW, where he is q
student III the U. of l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred James, prlnci-
pal promoters Oh theOrol;n mo Mining
Co., depated for Lewiston, Wednes
day morning. They are contempiat
ing trip east before returning Il
their home in Los Angeles.
Don Orput, who has been visiting
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. F. A
Jones, d,narted for Chicago on the
tuesday morning train. MI. Orpu
has for some time held an n.lport
ant position with the Eleson Whit'
Chautauqua organization.
While working on the sldewaii
concrete mixer, last Mondty, JONI
Smith had the end of the secon'
finger of his right hand cut on
The young man will be laid up 70
several days by the accident.
Phil Canton came up from Lewis
ton on the Afternoon train Tuesda
ad after a pleasat visit with nj
many friends at the county seat de
parted for home Thursday morning
Phil still retains a home feeling 70
Orofino and enjoys his short visit
here with his old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Allingham,
Peck, visited Orofino Wednesda
and departed on the morning trai
Thursday for their home. M
Allineham is editor and proprlett
: of the Peck News and is gettin
r out quite a newsy little paper
boost the Little Town in Big Can
yon.
II H. L. Walrath, deputy game wa
den, went to Lewiston, Monoa
morning enroute to Grangevllle
/ quest of information concerning u
/ illegal butchering of elk by gan
noes in the Lochsa. Mr.. Walra'
is determined to run down the
butchers and is using every effo
to stop the wanton killing OF wi
game.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. ". ralrly q
| parted Saturday morning for JAG
son Mississippi. and will wint
in the sunny south. where the swe
magnolia blooms. Mr. and MI
1 F0lflN nave Deen TeSldSHts VI "
fino for some time and made mai
friends at the county seat. who !
gret their departure. but Will WI
them success in their southern non
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. LaForest q
contemplating trip to Michigan
the near future. having disposed
their pretty little farm nome ne
Orofino, to John A. Salamonst
brother of Mrs. l. NJ. Anderson. \
La Forest intends to locate ne
Detoit, Michigan. and no doubt
meet Henry Ford and enter II
vigorous discussion of the Newbel
case with the auto magnate.
In connection with the pict'
show next Monday evening, ].
McTarnahan's class will give an
Inhibition in calisthenics, head sp
ing and wrestling and will DEM
strate some of the most FAM