Colville Examiner publication details and ownership
The Colville Examiner is issued every Saturday by the Stevens County Publishing Company Inc. It is entered as second class matter Oct 31 1907 at Colville Washington under the 1879 act. Subscription price is 1.50 per year. J C Harrigan serves as Editor and Manager.
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Stevens County Publishing Company, Inc
Colville
Wash
Congress
Local Colville Notes and Area Notices
Colville visitors include Fannie J Norbac and Mrs Geo Morley from Meyers Falls. Uncalled letters list in Colville post office. Local sale of five acre tract near Colville to A A Hall for 500 dollars. Traveling street musicians enliven Colville evenings. Stannus Keller Hardware promotes Iron Age high wheel garden feeder. E A Bennett the painter traveled to Chewelah on business. James Monaghan and daughter visiting Spokane nephews. Geo A Allen of Slater and Allen in Spokane on legal business. W R C members urged to attend May 14 meeting at 1 30 p m with Memorial day prep. Mrs Jos Trevalli dies at Cliff Farm Marcus. funeral arrangements and burial to Liver more California. Six year old Harry Josseph ill but improved. For sale second hand rigs at Columbia stable with bargains.
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Jos. Trevalli
Cliff Farm
Marcus
Prindle
Livermore
California
Colville Falls to Kettle Falls In Season Opener Baseball
Kettle Falls defeated Colville 2 to 1 in a tight season opener at Kettle Falls. John Wright drove Colville’s run in the ninth inning off an opposing pitcher as both lineups featured numerous errors yet showcased solid play. Attendance neared 3000 with locals from Colville present and a rematch set for Colville tomorrow at the city ballpark. Hon. C H Montgomery attended from Chewelah with Pioneer association secretary S F Sherwood.
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Colville
Kettle Falls
Neil Thomas
Geo. Townsend
Fred Thomas
Bliss Phillips
John Wright
Mike Wright
Fart Cherryholms
J. ©. Seely
Lon Johnson
Charles Wright
Dr. Parker
A. McKeller
Kavanaugh
C. Signor
Rimers
C. McKeller
T. Folsom
Llewellyn
Richards
Powell
Spokane
C. H. Montgomery
U. S
Chewelah
S. F. Sherwood
The
Pioneer Association
Twenty Year Health Sentence Cured by Arnica Salve
C S Woolever of LeRaysville New York recalls completing a twenty year health sentence after Bucklen s Arnica Salve cured his bleeding piles twenty years ago The ad claims Arnica Salve heals sores boils burns wounds and cuts quickly and lists 25 cents at Frank B Goetter s drug store.
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Bucklen
C. S. Woolever
LeRaysville
N. Y
Frank B. Goetter
Fourteenth Annual Free Methodist Conference Held in Spokane
The Columbia River Free Methodist Conference closed a weeklong session presided by Bishop W T Hogue. Election of J E Bradley as secretary treasurer and O F DeFoe as assistant secretary marked the gathering with extensive assignments for Colville Spokane Walla Walla Boise and other districts. Over $1,000 was raised for church extension and two bishops transferred to the California conference.
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Columbia River
The
Free Methodist Church
W. T. Hogue
Chicago
United States
J. E. Bradley
St. John
O. F. DeFoe
Colville
E. W. Achilles
Penewawa
E. M. Norris
Athena
Ore
A. E. Bean
H. Beamish
Sprague
J. N. Wood
Daisy
Guy Denny
Boise
Ira Brown
Chewelah
Lee Daily
Teoka
W. H. Boddy
Paul Stewart
Caldwell
E. H. Stayt
Mary Clink
Carrie DeFoe
Clara Atkinson
A. M. Bean
Spokane
First Free Methodist Church
W. B. van Valin
Clarksfort
Tyler and Grier
Lord’s Valley
Harrington
Oscar L. DeFoe
Coeur d’Alene
Orin
C. M. DeFoe
Maud
Lee Daisy
Kettle Falls
Orient
Walla Walla
Waterman
Pomeroy
Willow Creek
Cottonwood
Willada
J. E. Clink
Sander
Demida
J. W. Goode
Deer Flat
Parma
Payette
Henry Beamish
California
Oregon
Electric Bitters Restored Me After Illness Says Mill Creek Resident
C Fathing of Mill Creek Ind Ter recalls nearly fatal illness nine years ago and credits Electric Bitters for restoring his strength. The drug was sold under guarantee at Frank B Goetter's drug store for 50 cents.
Death of P. J. Kelly Deer Park merchant remembered in large funeral
P J Kelly a Deer Park merchant and long time resident died at his home Monday of Brights disease after months of illness. Burial followed beside his wife and mother with K P lodge Modern Woodmen and Elks in attendance. About 600 residents attended, reflecting high esteem. He leaves two sons and a daughter. wife died last year. He came from South Dakota 20 years ago and was a major property owner. Traveling men reported strong fall and winter orders and eastern Washington as the favored region amid national financial strain.
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P. J. Kelly
Deer Park
Bright
K. P. Lodge
Woodmen and Elks
M. C. Kelly
Colville
T. J. Kelley
Newport
E. O. Kelly
Utah
Thomas
Patrick Graham
James Monaghan
Spokane
Mr. Kelly
South Dakota
Death Was On His Heels From Pneumonia Revival
Jesse P. Morris of Skippers Virginia recounts a near fatal spring 1906 pneumonia attack with a severe cough. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for quick relief after two and a half bottles. He says the remedy cured him and hails it as best for coughs and lung disease worldwide. Sold under guarantee at Frank B Goetter’s drug store 50c and 1.00 Trial bottle free.
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Jesse P. Morris
Skippers
Dr. King
Frank B. Goetter
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Harry Donty
L. H. Ells
Harvey Larson
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E. §. Schumaker
J. M. Townsend
R. H. Walden
J. J. Wright
John Walker
W. R. Baker
McCauley & Smith
W. Bacon
Clayton
A. A. Hall
W. H. McColough
Ford
Stannus-Keller Hdw. Co
E. A. Bennett
Geo. A. Allen
Slater & Allen
Helen Flint
Viola Parks
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Harry
L. E. Josseph
Columbia Stable
Colville Land Company
Kelly’s
Stannus-Keller Hardware Company
Colville, Washington
Buster Brown
Papa
Free Methodist Conference
Burbank
Alvin Miller
Lee’s
Hammond
Holland Shoe
W. H. Graham
al Lynch
Colville Implement Co
Washington
Stevens County
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Studebaker
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