City League Forms Three Team Baseball Drive in Colville
The Colville area opened its season with 200 fans as Max Hydoin and Grover Graham pitched and played. James Petty named general manager of three business men teams to be formed on Main Street and courthouse. A return game with Marcus is set, and Springdale hosts Colville in late May.
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James Petty
Colville
Max Hydoin
Grover Graham
Wernl
Rogers
Sill
H. Smith
Tremblay
Wyatt
Page
Broderick
Quillan
Exley
Graham
Marcus
Hydoin
Smith
Richardson
Oberhansly
Springdale
Raftis
Valley
Chewelah
Main Street
W. O. Cummings
Decks
L. Perras
Wright Brothers
Roy
John
Petty
Grand Forks
Republic
John T. Raftis
Spokane
Snoddy
Glen Snoddy
Irving D. Sill
H. C. Bair
Stevens County
Noble
Morris to Lecture Here on Culture of Potato
Prof. O. M. Morris head of horticulture at Washington State College will visit Stevens county April 29 and 30 under the Stevens County Farm Bureau. He will demonstrate potato fertility testing at the Orser farm in North Basin at 1 30 p m on Friday April 29 and then lecture on seed potato cultivation methods at the Colville court room at 1 30 p m on Saturday April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens County
Colville
Prof
Morris
McCallum Killing Explodes Family Tragedy in Deer Park
George McCallum, 28, is jailed in Stevens County for the murder of his brother John, 25, six miles southwest of Deer Park at their ranch. The widow witnessed the shooting over a money dispute, $30 demanded, $10 check written, with trial set for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCallum
Stevens County
John McCallum
Deer Park
T. K. Irish
McCallums
George
McCallum
Montana
Chamber extends Hagenbush lease for 25 years
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting Hagenbush Lumber Co. received a 15 year extension on its lease near the fair grounds giving a 25 year term. Improvements are planned including uniform building color roofs extended, sheds moved back, grounds raked and cleaned. The chamber has gathered the budget for 1921 first half amid cautious but hopeful business sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Hagenbush Lumber Co
Free Methodists Name Yearly Appointments in Spokane
At the Free Methodist conference in Spokane last week, ministers received assignments to districts and churches including Colville Daisy Chewelah Penewawa and Kalispell with elder F E Pond reelected for the Walla Walla Boise district headquartered in Boise. In sorrow the community notes the death of 61 year old Rev. E W Achilles in Spokane while preparing for the conference after a long battle with heart failure. he had recently lived in Athena Oregon and served 25 years prior in ministry including Colville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist
Spokane
Guy Denney
Colville
J. K. Mumau
Daisy
C. H. Coats
Wild Rose
Chewelah
Rev. Fisher
Penewawa
F. E. Pond
Walla Walla
Boise
E. H. Stayt
Kettle Falls
Myrtle Young Palmer
St. John
M. L. Schooley
J. E. Bradley
Kalispell
E. W. Achilles
Stevens County
Athena
Oregon
Prohibition Era Bootlegging Sees Supply Improvements
A report notes bootlegging as a growing profession with improved demand and supply chains. It attributes gains to congressional and regulatory actions, along with federal and state judicial rulings, signaling a market rebound in illegal alcohol operations.
State conducts slow bonus payments to World War veterans
About 250 warrants are issued daily for equalized compensation totaling 60 000 to 65 000 dollars each day. The processing path includes duplicate applications indexed and cross referenced, residence and service checks, debt clearance, computation, deputy review, auditor approval, and registered mail dispatch. Minor errors occur in about a quarter of applications and one fraud case is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Auditor’s Office
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Grosvenor
Rogers Bros
B. G. Rich
Colville Abstract CO
Frank Kostka
Colville, Washington
THE
Colville Song Shop
Columbia Grafonolas and Records
Melodee Music Rolls
Topnoch Flour Mills
Washington
Grover
Brother
Free Methodists
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