Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-24
Local and Personal

VIM Walsh is visiting in Lewis /
ton this week.
Tho family OF sheriff Jewell is
.enorted sick with the Flu.
X. Conard left Saturday to
-. IN the gravelling job at Greer
u.rcus wheat is $40 per BUSH
Orofino. Soft wheat about
s4c.
CIV Walstop, of Cavendish, Wis
"a bis father and sister in Orofino
Monday.
Tho Ramey Lumber company isl
sailing lumber to Orofino by sled
for shipment.
Miss Mabel Storeholt. teacher at
eureka Ridge, was an Orofino Wis
itor Saturday
Chas. Clark Of Peck was trans
acting business at the court mouse
in Orofino Tuesday
rnon Thornton and Archie Bon
80 ~ fraser were business visi-
Tors in Orofino Tuesday.
d. Hardgraves, of Peck, form
.-,~ foreman of the Republican,
visited Orofino Thursday.
u;ss Della Loseth, now teaching
- Whiskey Creek school, called on
S+;ends in Orofino Saturday.
:, r Crow, publisher Of the
r-;hune made a business and pleas
no trip to Spokane this week.
rred Frear, M. L. Hatch and
ua-rv Hatch were business visitors
- nrofino Wednesday and Thurs
day.
paul A. Wohlen, who expected to
,.ave for Missoula, Montana, last
SATURDAY,. has been delayed on ac-
cmnt Of sickness.
Tho Ladies Aid Society OF the M.
church will not meet March l
~ account of the sickness prevail
ing in the village.
Ike Dunlap writes from kansaf
r,.u Mo. that he is enjoying his
stay there and will probably be
cone about ten weeks.
7 Guyer of the Indian Servicc
at I.apwai, formerly Indian agent
of Kamla0, WdS uOcAHO0s' 'Ao'~~'
in Orofino Friday, the 18th.
is reported that Petersburg
Va was visited by 10 degrees be
Inv zero weather February 5fh
How's that for the sunny south! I
+ W. Lamb, who has been work
ing as mechanic for the Orofin'
AUTO Co. now the Highway Garage
left this week for his home in Lew
iston.
Harvey, son of John eraser
who was accidentally shot in IN
leg December % is improving an
will probably be able to walk 1
about two months.
H. R. Snider went to Weippe las
week returning Saturday He pull
chased some hay to be delivefe
to the Forest Service at Pierce fo
about $4,000 per ton.
Professor Gregory, who has bee
furnishing the music at the Re
Theatre for some months, left lai
week. Mr. Miller is now seekin
some one to fill that position.
Last week, through an error, "
stated that the large te.e jhor
cable recently installed at Lewisto
contained SO pairs of insuIatt
wires. This item should have rea
900 pairs.
March l has been fixed az Il
dead-line on 1922 auto licenses |
Secretary Of State Jones. Aft
March / the Secretary expects
vigorous drive by officers to pros
cute violators.
Mrs. J. A. Hoffman was not o
Grated upon as was stated in Il
Spokane papers but had narro
escape from pneumonia. Last T
ports advise that she Is now pa
the danger point.
County Commissioners Ben Die
son Of Gilbert, Chas. Hall Of Ca
endish, and VIM. j. White
Weippe, were in adjourned sess.
IN 0rofino Thursday. Friday a.
Saturday of last week.
Claude Huffman, lumberman
Cavendish, wa. in Orofno on blu
ness Wednesday and Thursday.
IS at present getting out logs
spring saving and expects to ST.
.ne mill about April to cut 60
e. 0. Portfors, OF the Hiehw
narage, is busy rearranging his
ice and stock. The office has
new floor, the woodwork is new
painted and the ceiling and wa
reunited, making 1t very attr,
i've snow and office room.
n. H. Atherton. w. G.. willou,
ny MRS. Rosetta Bellmer and Fl
nhutson purchased town lots WI
lhe real estate Of the estate
george b. Weston was sold at
Probate court February 20th by
d. Loomis, administrator.
Bob Swadener. for many ye
prominent in his profession In
county, paid n visit to Orofino
week. He has wife and
enid and resides In Spokane VIII
ne is employed by the state hi
way department as engineer.
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