Kettle Falls News Update Highlights Local Business and Social Events
B M Woodard buys W D Meyers share in Rochester stable and takes charge after Marine service. P H Crossen visits Chateau stock raiser in Choteau returning from Portland with sheep sales. he serves as Citizens State Bank of Choteau vice president. Larsen Kelley extend store east to create warehouse space. E E Williams moves to Chewelah for winter business. Presbyterian church ladies aid hold profitable fair and bazaar. Several locals travel, settle, and entertain guests, while plans unfold for irrigation, poultry show, and a new high school building with enhanced lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Crossen
Chateau
Montana
Harry H. Cole
Overview Fruit Ranch
Mr. Crossen
Choteau
Portland
Citizens State Bank of
Made in Stevens County Sellers List Local Manufactures
Made in Stevens County. The Scimitar lists salable Stevens County articles with makers, selling agents, and prices. Brooms by Coppinger of Rice sold by Larsen & Kelley and W J Stambaugh Kettle Falls. Harness by Gust Weigelt. Vinegar by Eckert & Morris. Flour by Eckert & Morris sold at City Grocery Fisher Bros H Zwang Marcus. Meats by Collins & Downing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens County
Coppinger
Larsen & Kelley
Kettle Falls
W.J. Stambaugh
Gust Weigelt
Eckert & Morris
D. M. Richard
Graham
General Merchandise Stores
City Grocery
Fisher Bros
H. Zwang
Marcus
E. E. Williams
Collins & Downing
November 1912 Weather Summary for Temperature Inc
Monthly report by H. H. Cole shows maximum 55 degrees and minimum 20 for November 1912. Mean temperature 37.3 degrees. Total precipitation 3.34 inches and snowfall 1 inch. Cooperative Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Cole
Cooperative Observer
War talk and market notes from a crowded week
The excerpt covers international tension with Bulgaria planning bombardment of Adrianople, drought threatening Argentina wheat, and Canada entering naval power status with three dreadnoughts. It also notes a Portland hog market price of 8 cents per pound and a stalled appointment for Kettle Falls postmaster pending Wilson's approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnybrook Fair
Argentine Republic
Adrianople
Portland
Canada
Kettle Falls
Wilson
Republican Predictions Fail to Materialize
A San Francisco financial letter notes no impact from election results or tariff talks on business. It cites strong crop markets and labor issues as primary concerns for next year while the economy runs at high activity. The item also includes Capt McDermott’s steam whistle and a recipe for Aunt Jen’s boiled apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Anglo & London Paris National Bank
San Francisco
Jen
Stevens County
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Bank of
Colville
J. M. Williams
Kristmas
Mrs. McMeekin
Old Scimitar Office
N. B. Wheeler
Wash
Kettle Falls News
B. M. Woodard
W. D. Meyers
Rochester
Mr. Woodard
U. S. Marines
Chewelah
Mr. Williams
Ladies Aid of the
Presbyterian Church
Leon Savage
Oroville
Upper
Columbia River Country
T. L. Savage
Adv
Home Bakery
G. Jamieson
Rice
Wheeler Building
Blakely
Evelyn Handcock
Roy Smith
E. J. Kelley
Spokane
J. C. Wilson
Rachel Jacobs
Mrs. Wilson
The
Columbia
Geo. Elmer Fish
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Mr. Fish
United Copper Co
Woman’s Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Miss Kinney
Syria
Persia
A. M. Gill
Healy
Keyser
Adams Bros
Dr. Cleveland
Munro’s Hotel
Edward L. Bowes and Co
Jack Frost
Munro
W. H. Morris
Hammond's Cafe
Columbia River
Kettle Falls Wash
Charles J. Webb
Eugene E. Atwood
Webb & Atwood
Attorneys At Law
Hammond’s Cafe
Igi
New York
Etta F. Wareing
Emporium
Kettle Falls, Wash
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