Mystery at Aladdin camp soap theft solved by cow
Three cakes of soap vanish daily at the Aladdin lumber camp bunk house. A watch proves inconclusive until an old red cow is found chewing the soap with her cud. The cow apparently favors the bunk house soap as a dental or cleansing aid, perplexing the crew.
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Aladdin
Bandstand Relocated Through Colville Streets to New Fair Grounds
The old bandstand dating from 1902 was dismantled with iron bars and tools after noon on Tuesday. Workers pried and twisted the structure from its spot, lifting the timbers to a truck for transport to the Colville fair grounds near the depot where it will join other paraphernalia as part of the new site.
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Goodby
Colville
Fair Grounds
Colville Fair Grounds
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for Deafness
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine can cure via the bloodstream. It offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured and promises free circulars from druggists.
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Hall
Many Women Use Glycerine Mixture for Quick Relief
Colville women report rapid relief from gas and sour stomach with Adler-i-ka mixture of glycerine and buckthorn bark. The product acts on both bowels and may cure constipation and help prevent appendicitis. C H Carroll Druggist notes a cured case and offers agent opportunities in Spokane Washington.
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Colville
C. H. Carroll
Fires Rage Across Colville Forest and Spokane Lands
Dispatches report a weeklong fire raging on the eastern end of the former Spokane Indian reservation and across timber holdings of Reeds and Deer Park Lumber companies, damaging underbrush and down logs with large saw timber largely spared. The Chinook Coal field near Detillion Bridge yields an eight to ten foot coal vein, while electric power plans for irrigation and mining projects advance along the Spokane river valley and upper Columbia region.
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Spokane
Reeds
Deer Park
Colville
Carroll Bros
Meadow Valley
Spokane Indian Reservation
Miles
Chinook Coal Company
Detillion Bridge
Spokane River
Columbia
Deer Trail
Columbia River
Hunters
Columbia Valley
Stevens County
Inland Empire
North Star
Davenport
Meyers Falls
Detillion
Big Bend
Little Falls
Washington Water Power Company
Crystal Cove
Peach
Longlake
Ololim Copper Company
Hunters Country
Community Picnic Links And Travel In South Basin District
Large turnout for the P I C community picnic on August 14 featured a pitch in meal, a program, music and dancing, with ice cream and cake. The county agent did not attend. Local families like the Mattersons visited Camp Creek ranch, Kettle Falls, Colville, and Pend Oreille lakes during a 10 day trip. Various residents and visiting guests contributed to neighborhood activities and To local Red Cross history. The next P L club gathering is planned for September 8 at Mrs Lew Wilson’s home, with preaching at 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Naff
M. Matterson
Lloyd
Raymond
Pullman
Studebaker
Camp Creek Ranch
Kettle Falls
Colville
Pend Oreille Lakes
Washington
McAvin
South Basin
Christian
P. L
Spokane
Deer Park
Will Noah
Shelton
Harry Mounter
Basin
Pearson
Hoy
Itasca Leithead
Greenwood
Grange Hall
Griesmeyer
Hoff
Lind
Rhoden
Rev. Denney
Lynch
Ray Hall
Spratt
Mr. Cheek
Sam McDonald
Henry Trant
Sidney Pearson
Cavada Prospects and Visiting Families Report
A local news brief recounts visits by Cavada residents and surrounding families. It notes Bert and Mrs Smith and Fred Smith families traveling to California, plus other visitors including Titus and Rosebaum, Young, Parry siblings, and Lillian Parry from Michigan. It mentions ore mining activity at several sites and ore hauling operations nearby.
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Bert Smith
Fred Smith
Howe
California
Titus
Rosebaum
Spokane
Wallace McCoy
Miles Hospital
James
Garfield Parry
Lillian
Michigan
Jack Young
Fry Ranch
Canada
Mr. Fraze
Daisy
Montana
Meteor
Savage Mills
Nez Perce
L. G. Curry
Kunitux Mountain
Longstreet
Gifford
F. W. Messenger
Rosario
Notice for Publition and Foreclosure In Stevens County
A combined legal notice from the U S Land Office Spokane announces Sarah E Ross heirs seek final proof on a Missouri homestead in Stevens county Washington and a separate summons in Stevens County Superior Court against Montana Western Lands Co and partners Colville Land Co for a 3000 debt plus costs and a mortgage foreclosure with sale of real estate in Section 34 Township 3 North Range 40 E W M and related defendants in a multi party action. Another entry lists August Kesha v George K Vickers and others.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Spokane
Washington
Sarah E. Ross
Joseph HH. Lons
Stanberry
Missouri
North
Range
Register and Receiver
U. S. Land Officer
Halver N. Hande
Middleport
Wash
Blair Williams
Charles P. Trimble
Tiger
Aden . Gillette
John L. Wiley
Register
Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Stevens
Jean McCloud
Montana-Western Lands Co
N. Bell
J. M. Mcfarland
Colville Land Co
Montana- Western Lands Co
Montana-Weastern Lands Co
Albert Dygert
Stevens County
FE. W. M
O. N. Bell
L. M. McFarland
Eco-Partners
N. Well
Ll. M. McFarland
L. B. Donley
First National Bank
Colville
Foreclosure Suit In Stevens County Washington
Remington and Mrs. Remington are defendants along with George T. Vickers and Jennie A. Vickers and others. The suit seeks to foreclose a vendor lien on the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 28, township 38 north, range 39, Stevens County. The summons requires appearance within sixty days after August 28, 1920. CHOODSELL & SCARRINGTON serve as attorneys for the plaintiff, with offices in Spokane.
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Lion
George T. Vickers
Jennie A. Vickers
James M. Heritage
Lane
Wlom
Stevens County
Choodsell & Scarrington
Plaintiff
Peyton Building
Spokane
Spokane County
Washington
Notice for Prostation on Western District Land Claim
Department of the Interior notice from Spokine Washington dated August 18 120 recalls Frank W Lewis of Colville Washington filing to prove up a desert land claim first made May 4 1918 for sections 17 20 township 34 north range 88 BEW Meridian. He will testify October Sunday with witnesses Harrison Vinecore Charlie Vinecore Ina Hyde and Arthur Hefling all of Valley Washington. John L Wilby Register.
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Kathrine S. Ide
United States
Wastern District of Washing
Colville
Washington
Harrison W. Vinecore
Charlie W. Vinecore
Ina Hyde
Arthur Hefling
Valley
John 1
Wilby
Register
Estate of Johanna Johnson final account and distribution hearing
Andrew Engstrom administrator filed his final account for the Johanna Johnson estate on July 29 1920 and petitions for distribution and discharge. A hearing is set for August 26 1920 at 9 30 in Colville Washington to settle the account approve the distribution and close the estate. All interested parties are notified to appear and show cause why the court should grant the relief requested.
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State of Washington
Colville
Stevens County
Washington
Andrew Engstrom
Johanna Johnson
School Opens Next Month in Colville Real Estate Bargains
If you want to live in Colville you must buy a proper dwelling. Several residence properties are for sale at bargain prices with small down payments. Call O O W Hall Lane Building Colville phone 1605 for details.
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Colville
Commissioners Proceedings 1920 Franchises Granted and Road Matters
County board records show hearings on a four inch pipe line franchise under state poll No 22 and a county road crossing petition approved. The meeting includes adjournment dates and a tax refund warrant of 64.43 to H P Sommers for double payment on northwest quadrant section 23. Proceedings dated August 11 and September 7 1920 with Henry Dungies as chair and Will C Spadden as county auditor.
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City of
Colville
Telephone and Express
Spink
Dravage
C. M. Baker
Tl North
Range 41
H. P. Sommers
Township
Range
EB. W. M
Notice of Seizure in Eastern Washington District Court
Notice is given that a libel of information has been filed by the United States against a seven passenger Hudson automobile bearing New MS108. A writ of seizure has been issued and the United States marshal has seized the vehicle and holds it in custody. Citations require all interested parties to appear in Spokane on September 7, 1920 to show cause why the automobile should not be condemned under customs laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United Es
Shington
United States of America
United States
J. F. Moran
Northport
Rudkin
Washington
Spokane
J. E. McGovern
Gift ideas for handmade morocco notebooks and recipe books
A suggestion that a morocco loose leaf notebook suits a man and a loose leaf recipe book suits a woman as thoughtful handmade gifts. The note emphasizes practical, serviceable presents.
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P. L Club
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George BK. Vickers
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Amelia E. Ireland
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Steens County
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W. M
Wenta & Bailey
Bank of
Colville Diidge
Peter W. Heber
Wentz & Bailey
Sherife
Ofelock
la J. Dirn
Mra. I. J. Dirn
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L. J. Dinn
O. I. Kelly
W. H. Graham
Sherrill
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Examiner
Colville, Wash
Aphias
Henry Dughies
Attest
Will C. Spadden