Colville Opera Singers Stage Two-Opera Benefit
Colville Choral Society presents Trial by Jury and Rose of Auvergne at the opera house Thursday evening. Prominent soloists Mrs Grace Lincoln Barnam Eugene Storrer and Harry Miller headline with a large local chorus and a full cast. The production promises lively acting delightful music and strong community turnout with trainer Mr Robinson bringing the troupe from North Yakima and Lewiston.
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Rose of Auvergne
Opera
Choral Society
Colville
Grace Lincoln Barnam
Wm. C. Keller
Merle Starr
Kimple
Phillips
Robinson
Yakima
Lewiston
Idaho
Mearle Starr
Almer Turner Usher
Dean Clark
D. H. Kimple
W. J. Allin Earl Droz J. M. Julian
Floyd Lasswell
W. H. Martin
Harry Rukga
Chanticleer Party Hosted by Local Ladies at Odd Fellows Hall
Mesdames W. S. Prindle Thomas Aspend and R. E. Lee hosted a Chanticleer party Tuesday afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall. Invitations and decorations matched the occasion. The program featured puzzles and questions followed by a two course luncheon. Over 100 invitations were issued.
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Mesdames W. S. Prindle
Thomas Aspend
R. E. Lee
Odd Fellows Hall
A Costly Case: Campbell Arrested on Fraud Charge
William Campbell was arrested in Kettle Falls on a warrant for obtaining merchandise under false pretenses. He had bought goods from Simmons in Montesano, left town with a $9.60 debt, and was jailed after Stevens county issued the arrest. Sheriff Payette traveled with the prisoner and noted mileage costs of $101.40 plus court expenses.
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William Campbell
Kettle Falls
Campbell
Montesano
Chahalis County
Simmons
Stevens County
Ed Payette
Payette
Washington
County of
Stevens
Superior Court
State of Washington
Sevens
Stevens County Meat Company
Towit
Leetis Cashen
Chewelah
The Deceivers on Tour and a Schoolroom Exchange
A family on tour discusses fashion and summer plans while the father quietly funds the trip. Meanwhile a stern examiner tests a boy in class with a whale bones joke, prompting stammered responses as the scene shifts between performance and learning.
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Ron
Osis
Father
Disturber explores curious question column
An impractical Disturber shares a playful exchange about a letter seeking historic information. The dialogue shows Tam and a man who runs the Answers to Curious Questions column, noting that researching quaint facts from the encyclopedia suffices for his inquiries.
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Tam
Washington Star
Seeing Her Home Witnesses Describe Escort
Hogan relates Miss de Blank agreed to show her home after a walk near the high school. Jones questions the impression, and Hogan recalls the offer to view the home from a vantage point atop the building. United Presbyterian report presents the exchange as observed dialogue.
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Hogan
Miss de Blank
Veay Supe
Jones
United Presbyterian
The Poor Man and the Smart Heart Meet
A dialog about love and money. Mr Slimpurse laments poverty as the barrier to marriage while Miss Gallie suggests wealth would change things. A witty aside follows about germs on a dollar bill and the idea of transferring them when handled.
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Slimpurse
Miss Gallie
New Orleans Picayune
Birmingham Age- Herald
Cross Returned by Yacht Owner After Drowning Rescue
A seaside tale recalls a girl losing a small gold cross while swimming. A man, later revealed as a yacht owner and millionaire, saves her, and though offered money, declines it to accept the cross as a token of their first meeting. The cross is eventually returned at a Bellevue dance.
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Foley
Carrol Drug Co
Charlotte
Ruth
Bellevue
D. Gilkeson
Ingles Ave
Youngstown
Ohio
Carroll Drug Co
Local couples obtain marriage licenses in county audit records
R. H. Grant and Hazel Davis of Kettle Falls and James F. Downey and Marguerite Galliger of Marcus secured the required papers from the county auditor to wed.
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James F. Downey
Marguerite Galliger
Mission
Fletcher
Downey
Marcus
Miss Galliger
R. H. Grant
Hazel Davis
Kettle Falls
Lawrence's Employment Office Address in Spokane
Lawrence's Employment Office at 109 Stevens Street Spokane furnishes labor of all kinds for males and females. Wood cutters tie makers loggers teamsters swampers skilled or unskilled labor. Write for particulars or phone.
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Stevens Street
Spokane
The Pacific Monthly Offer for West Coast Resources
A Portland magazine highlights its illustrated content on western resources and reclamation projects. Includes stories by Jack London and notes on free government land with a six month trial price of 50 cents before February 1, 1911.
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The
Pacific Monthly
Portland
Ore
Rockies
Jack London
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
California
the Pacific Monthly
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W.S. Matthias
Seth Bond
R. Starr
Mr. Bond
Mrs. Z. Black
Woman’s Relief Corps
Wilbur LeGette
Seattle Times
Times
Dorman
Montana
C. F. Larios
Census Bureau
Ferry
Larios
W. R. Hook
Rossburg
D. H. Carey
the Examiner
C. E. Olney
Marysville
Wash
A. J. Lee
John Dresser
Onion Creek
Charley Nelson
Bear Mountain
Bean Brothers
Mill Creek
Harry Bean
Harry
Lawrence
Barmans
Peter Anderson
Lena Bodman
Addy
G. H. Wilbur
Baptist Church
Bossburg
W.h.english
le Chanticleer
the Deceivers
Paters
Gertie
By Ainsworth Rhodes
Wright
American Press Association
Arlington Hotel
J. H. Young
W. L. Sax
C. M. Durland Investment Board
Henry R. Spedden
Frank B. Goetter
Colville Wash
Meyers, Falls
M. R. Flint
Friede & Schinner
Stone Workers
Hotel Colville
Lawrence’s Employment Office
Old Virginia
Virginia
Casselman & GO
Richmond, Va
Foleys
State of
Stevena
L. J. Halford
Maud
L. D. Halford
William H. Lewis
M. E. Lewis
Nelae Mikkleson
Hans Ryen
Dora Ryen
Central Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Assd
Nelse Mickkleson
Laintit
Iplaint
William Hy
Lewis
Nelwe Mikkleson
County of Stevens
Francia
J.D. Wolff
J. D. Wolff
Joan B. Slater
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