Kettle Falls News Roundup Highlights Local Ventures and Notices
Mrs J W Bradbury and Mrs Joe Robinson hosted sister Mrs Guy Sage. Hector Curry and wife Thanksgiving with Bradburys. Mrs Dan Tomlinson loses a pocketbook with 15 dollars. Ben C Camp upgrades ferry with a 12 foot beam for stability and speed. Herman Zapel burns 116000 hand made bricks for the new high school. Dr H A Greenwald sets up practice in Kettle Falls. Public notices include real estate sales and road repairs by M Clancy. Wheat surplus data and insurance adjuster activity noted. Local roads, public services, and Hogs prompt a pickle recipe column. Rebekah and Odd Fellows give Thanksgiving service. Rickey Canyon opening drive cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben C. Camp
Weather summary for Stevens County November 1912
Monthly weather report notes maximum 55 and minimum 20 degrees with mean 37.3. Total precipitation 3.34 inches and snowfall 1 inch. Data recorded by cooperative observer H. H. Cole at Stevens County station. The Scimitar ad lists local Stevens County manufactured goods including brooms by Coppinger Rice and harness by Gust Weigelt, with local sellers Larsen & Kelley and W. J. Stambaugh, both in Kettle Falls. A vinegar maker is also noted but unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Cole
Cooperative Observer
Stevens County
Coppinger
Larsen & Kelley
Kettle Falls
W.J. Stambaugh
Gust Weigelt
Getting Back to Nature and the Spokane Diggins
A breezy note on miners from twenty years ago facing the real thing from gai Paree. Spokane Diggins managers expected a star performance up top but now face an anticlimax. Old timers joke at the bare idea of Spokane diggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gai Paree
Spokane Diggins
Poultry Show Planned in Kettle Falls December 16 17
The Upper Columbia River Poultry Association schedules its first show in Kettle Falls on December 16 and 17. entries should be sent to Prof Clarence C. Johnson secretary, with rules on pens, ribbons, and bird eligibility. The piece also notes officers of Ideal Rebekah lodge No 88 and a lodge visit by Caroline Daniel on a recent Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Yeorgin
C. A. Wallace
Chas. K. Baumle
Colville
Kettle Falls
Arden Orchard Co
Colville Orchard Co
Upper
Ideal Rebekah Lodge
Ada Garthe
N. G
Clara Rimars
V.G
C. A. Heath
Bertha Johnson
Lottie Heath
Martha Dickey
Caroline Daniel
North Yakima
Rebekah Assembly of Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank of
J. M. Williams
Kettle Falls Branch
Kettle Falls News
J. W. Bradbury
Joe Robinson
Guy Sage
Hector Curry
Mrs
Dan Tomlinson
Herman Zapel
H. A. Greenwald
Republic
Home Bakery
Adv
G. Jamieson
Rice
Blumstein
Columbia River Country
Mississippi
California
Iowa
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Delaware
Wm. P. Folger
Spokane
Parker House
Aetna Insurance Co
F. C. Zirtzmann
Norwich Union
M. Clancy
Riverview
Clancy
Charles E. Waterhouse
Wallace
Waterhouse
Hugh Munro
The
Industrial Insurance Commission
Rebekah and
Odd Fellows Lodges
Presbyterian Church
Geo. W. Healy
Christ
Jesus Savior
Bruce Healy
N. B. Wheeler
Rickey Canyon
Martys
Wrights
Holcomb
Heide
Fritz
Francis
Reynolds
Root
Laing
Brown
S. L. Houck
Pleasant Valley
Collins & Downing
Hammond's Cafe
Columbia River
Kettle Falls Wash
Mumiun
Charles J. Webb
Eugene E. Atwood
Webb & Atwood
Attorneys At Law
D. M. Richard
Ebler IN
Hammond’s Cafe
Scimitar
New York
Etta F. Wareing
Emporium
Kettle Falls, Wash
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