Colville Examiner Highlights and Notices
The Colville Examiner issues a Saturday edition dated August 7, 1909 under J. C. Harrigan as editor and proprietor. Local notices, community news, and brief items reflect Colville region happenings and public interest topics of the era.
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Multiple Local Developments From Chewelah County
A broad county news roundup reports Levi Nelson buying 40 acres near Pleasant Valley south of Kettle Falls and moving his family soon. Heidigger Sparks finds mineral on their claim near the Acme mine, valued at $30 per ton, with a work force planned. Chewelah hosts Civil War veterans encampment with speakers and park camping, while a monument to Oliver Lott is unveiled at Sheep Creek. Two million dollars will be invested by London stockholders in the LeRoy mine at Rosland and its Northport smelter for improvements.
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Levi Nelson
Pleasant Valley
Kettle Falls
A. P. Brookheiser
Heidigger & Sparks
Acme
Chewelah
A. F. Perkins
Colville
Rice
Deer Park
Gundlach
Spokane
Sabine
Pioneers
Northport
Sheep Creek
Oliver Lott
Springdale
Oliver
London
LeRoy
Rossland
Bonanza
Bossburg
Frank Davy
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Nina Pettigrew
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