Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-10

~. J. e Powell. of Lewiston,
spent sunday and Monday visiting
Jrcfino ~
fhll Schooler brought two COW
otes to the sheriffs office Tnasdav
4or bounty. He hot the animals
near Big Island ''''''
Sumner stonebreaker. of the
llrm or Stonebreaker Bros. packers
ana guides. of Ferdinand visited in
oroflno several days thi. w elk.
NJ. Stevens, state engineer of Boise
arrVed IN Orofino last night 10 in
spect the new hospital. 1t is his
DUTY TO pass on all state buildings
County Superintendent of school.
Evelyn Merwin is attending a moef-
ing OF superintendent of the five
northern Idaho counties at Lewiston
this week.
The daily abstract sheet of Ian
2S shows the transfer of eeveral
thousand acres of timber land from
kettenback, Beach and Others To
the Clearwater Timber company.
Sheriff Shea returned Friday from
Charleston and left again for the
same place Sunday where HE is I'M
uer the care Of DR.. Foster. II Is
hoped that he will soon be able to
resume his duties.
The livestock and personal prop
erty belonging to the estate of H.
w. Casey was sold Saturday after
noon at auction sale by the admin
lstrators, Shea and Portfors. Sam
Porter was the auctioneer.
Wayne Houx, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
2. J. HouX, fell off the balcony of
OF the high school gymnasium Mon
day and sustained { fract ui ed skull.
DR.. Horswill is attendi- and re-
PORTS that he is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Small left the
18th tor Portland Mrs. Small Will
consult a specialist in regard to her
eye. and will be gone some time.
Mr.. Small expects to return in ten
days after visit with his daughter
County attorney F. E. Smith had
the misfortune OF receiving a pain
! "a ave GU on his left wrist viii e
splitting wood before breakfast Fri
pday. Although painful wound i,
| is healing as rapidly "a could be
expected
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Fisher enter,
tared : few friends at Penuchlc
Monday evening at their roo.
the Burns block. Delicious refresh
nent.s we're served. Mrs . c
Keycs and Jack Powell, of Lewis
ton, won the booty prize.
At 1000 a. M. Saturday, Febru
airy 4th. Deputy Sheriff c. O. Port
fors sold a quantity Of auto &c. s
series at sheriff's sale in the cas-
off Porter VS.. Engle. Porter wa
the only bidder The proceeds o
the sale amounted to $50
Mar.hall LeBaron, of Cavendish
reports two and half feet of snoy
and maximum of 81 degre b
was an Orofino visitor Monday H
reports two and a half feet of snow
and a maximum of q degrees be
low zero in his. neighbour 3D.
Mason E. Beall. age 68, who ha
been patient at the North ldah
Sanitarium since October, died o
February 3rd of hardening Of tn
, arteries. The body was shipne
. from the Bobo undertaking parlor
to Spokane for burial February 4
Jim Rice and Ed Raboin, of Site
made business call at the offic
Of the Forest supervisor Monda.
They have been employed "a p2ck
ers on the Clearwater forest sever
seasons. While here they enjoye
many pleasant chats with old az
quaintances.
Harry Hatch, Fred Frear an
VIM. Harris were in Orofino tn
week for supplies from G-angemor
where they are logging fer II
White Pine Lumber company. I
date they have about 100000 fe'
| landed at the mill. Harry repor
having cut the largest tree so Il
logged in the Gransemont regio
| 1t called $3.50 feet and make 1
foot logs