Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-03-10

Henry Moss, the Builder and
Wrecker who has been in Orofino
Tor some months as foreman on the
Sanitarium hospital building. left
for Wenatchee Wednesday.
The Clearwater Garage and the
Tire & Battery Service Station have
each recently put in a complete new
stock of tires and tubes. The .orm
er handles the u. S. brand and the
latter, Michelin.
Walter (Tobe) Chambers arrived
in Orofino from Priest Lake Tues
day. He expects to visit a few days
with the folks and then leave for
Seattle from whence he will sail on
the 18th for Alaska.
The revival meetings which have
been going on for several weeks at
Fraser under the leadership of Rev.
Clarke, Of Kamiah, closed Sunday
1t is reported that large number
Of people were converted
V. r. Clements of the law firm Of
McNamee and Clements, Lewiston,
was in Orofino on business Saturday
returning Sunday. He has been very
busy since leaving Orofino in Janu-
airy and is well satisfied with his
new location.
Theo. Foil and ]. A. Chamberlain
of the Clearwater Timber company
left Wednesday for Spokane and Ia
coma. Mr.. Foil will be absent un-
til after the annual meeting of the
Protective Association in Spokane
| next week.
| John Pearson, who lives on tn,
North Fork above Dent has been il
Orofino since Tuesday, the 28th O.
February, on which date he had hi
tonsils removed by DR.. Horswill. HI
is now about town and recoverin,
rapidly from the operation.
Mrs. Albert Holmberg, proprie
tress of the Holmberg Millinery
went to Lewiston Thursday the IN
and returned the following Monday
While in Lewiston she visited tw
displays of eastern goods and style
and made arrangements for he
spring stock.
T, 1t is evident from the recent in
creasing demand for the governmer
seeds being distributed by the RI
publican that spring is here. 1t
also evident from the greater nun
Der of girls who requested suppl
of garden seeds that the women d
most of the gardening.
Geo. McKinnon, of Orofino, sper
Friday in Kooskia. The Clearwatt
! forest is constructing a ferry aero
! the North Fork about 20 mill
above Ahsahka, Mr.. McKinnon W;
salvaging the cables from the abal
doned Middle Fork ferry for use c
t this job.-Kooskia Mountaineer.
= There is now running in the LIE,
= iston Tribune notice requestir
: information concerning Ida Jone
!. Mayer, asking that such inform
ton be sent B. l. LaSalle, 504 Pht
an Bldg, San Francisco, Calf. N
!. and Mrs. Jones came to this secti,
from California in 1880 and Mr..
4 Jones took up what is now the AS
ley place. They lived here about
year when Mrs. Jones got divor
and later married Alec Ceilings a
lived in Lewiston about three yea
They then moved to Chicago.
Jones returned to California.
II THE Fall Guy" is different FRI
any previous Semon comedies.
. takes place in the age when m
= become intoxicated on ice ere
sodas and barrooms do big bu
ness with ice cream cones. 1t
the day when the bronco steerer
longer rides his horse, but thro
.. his saddle over flivyer and das
madly over the range. Pretty q
continue to do toe dances in
cabaret and the fall guy contin
to get into trouble by butting |
other peoples business. There
comic thrills and unexpected sit
tions that have made Larry Sen
comedies lead in fun makers of
type. THE Fall Guy" has the t
Semon touch and contains a la,
every second. Rex Theatre, Thu
day, Friday and Saturday, Ma
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