Colville Examiner Subscription and Policy Notice
The Colville Examiner is published Saturdays and entered as second class matter Oct. 31 1907 at Colville Washington. Subscriptions are $1 per year in advance six months 65 cents three months 35 cents in Canada and foreign 50 cents. Advertising rate card available on request. J C Harrigan is editor and proprietor and a member of several press associations. Renewals need be paid to the date on the label. Remittance by stamps or checks. Change of address requires old and new addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Washington
B.C
Local Exemption Board reorganizes under Selective Draft rules
Stevens county adopts new local draft board effective December 15 1917 with William Miller chairing and a full roster listed. The Questionnaire mailing begins December 15 with 5 percent mailed daily until 1651 sent. complete classifications expected by February 1 as a second draft looms. Special registry assistance offered by county attorneys at courthouse hours and in towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens County
William Miller
I. 8. Clark
Iner
John B. Slater
Clair Hunt
Inez McCloud
Porkless Saturday Widely Adopted In State Food Program
The new 114conservation plan under Charles Hebberd bans cork on Saturday and links wheatless meatless and porkless days for families hotels and individuals. It calls for two slices bread and two sugar lumps per guest on request and extra measures on bacon amid broader war effort actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hebberd
Food Administration Talks Planned Across Stevens County
The countywide series features Miss Inez Arnquist and Prof. Barber detailing conservation and substitution efforts. They will visit Clayton Springdale Valley Chewelah Addy Colville Meyers Falls Kettle Falls Boyds Kelly Hill Marcus Rossburg Northport, with Agriculturalist A. J. Hahner assisting.
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Government Food Administration
Stevens County
Inez J. Arnquist
The
Food Administration
Barber
Clayton
Springdale
Valley
Chewelah
Addy
Colville
Court Room
Meyers Falls
Kettle Falls
Summit loses Private Paul Lindley in France
Word comes that Private Paul Lindley of Summit Valley died in France on December 4 from measles and broncho pneumonia. He enlisted two months ago in the engineering department. Reading through a local roundup, the column notes community visits, a new play shed funded by school plays, Christmas preparations, club socials, and county notices including tax auditing rules and registrant questionnaires. It also covers a Spokane marriage license, the Chewelah Copper King mine sale, and local game wardens handling confiscated meat and trout egg assignments from the state fish commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lindley
Addy
France
War Department
Lindley
Engineers’ Corps
Inland Empire
Colville
Portland
Bas
Fort George Wright
New York
Summit
Summit Valley
Dee
Clara Garthe
Spokane
Johnson
Laura Griffith
Deleta Roters
Morken
Chewelah
Bnth
Joe Mitchell
Salem
Oregon
Merrick
Worth While Club of
Mill Center
Racher's Lake
Co Te Bankrupt
Estray notice for red cow at Colville ranch
H Krueger took up a red cow at his Colville area ranch six miles NW of Colville Washington on November 20 1917 The cow aged about six years will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the stated ranch on December 29 1917 at 8 am unless the owner or legal representatives appear and pay charges First publication December 15 1917 EarIe T Gates Auditor St Bay First publication December 18 1917 ast December 22 1917
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Estray
H Krueger
Colville
Washington
Earle T. Gates
St Bay
J. J. Johnston
Chewelah
Stevens County
J.C. Peterman
Daisy
Sald Estray
W. H Lee
Kettle Falls
Earle T. Gatios
George ¥. Dalley
Addy
D. M. Watts
Hecho
Eatray
Barle T. Gates
Money making hoax slip and local notices from Colville
A fragmented column lists a mail order offer for Foley remedies with a urging to cut out a slip and mail it. It also covers multiple local notices from Colville including visits, moves, a fatal accident on Dec 8, and funeral details at Woodman cemetery in Rice. Additional ads promote bargain shoes and hats at Colville Bankrupt Store and Foley products at wartime prices.
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Daisy
Fred Summers
Plummer
Idaho
Charles Summers
J. W. Cooper
California
Dinuba
Jay O'Keefe
Coeur d'Alene
D. W. Rice
Rice
Cal
Baldwin
Charles Coulter
Ohio
H. Eddings
Hillyard
Woodman Cemetery
McCord
Colville
Boss
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
A newspaper advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional internal treatment that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and provides testimonials, with F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio as the makers and 76 cents price.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Onio
Notice for Publiction of Land Claim by Crain Widow
Se I Crain widow of O Crain formerly of Daisy Minnesota filed intent to prove up a land claim in the SE quarter and adjacent quarters of township 37 north range 37 east, before U S Commissioner Kathrine Ide at Colville Washington on January 28 1918. Witnesses listed as EL Hamilton Lo H Clinton Merton S Crain and Malinda Cox of Ries Washington.
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Apartment of the Interior
United States Land Office
Spokane
Washington
I Crain
O Crain
Daisy
Janu Seth
Section Township St North
Range
Meridian
Kathrine
Ide
United States
Colville
EL Hamilton
Lo H. Clinton
Merton
Crain
Malinda Cox
Ries
Notice of Settlement Estate No 1329 Stevens County
In the Stevens County Washington Superior Court estate of John Lundy deceased administrator H J Mc Williams has filed final account and a petition for distribution. A hearing is set for January 1918 at 9 30 am in Colville, any interested party may appear and contest. Judge D H Carey presides with county clerk Pea W Butler issuing the notice.
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Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Stevens
John Lundy
H. J. McWilliams
John Lund
Stevens County
Colville
D. H. Carey
Pea W._H
Butler
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Colville Examiner
J. C. Harrigan
State Press Association
Washington Newspaper Assn
United Typothetae
Courthouse and County News
Wm. T. Ramser
Northport
Rossburg
U. S
Byrne
Wm. P. Hughes
C. C. Dill
Mr. Dill
Colville Bankrupt
Ady
Jean McCloud
John
Slater
Board Office
Richard Burke
Moscow
Spokane Land Bank
Stevens County National Farm Loan Association
Burke
L. G. Hobbs
Sarah Price
Overton Price
Hunters
Laura E. Bluhm
Bremerton
Hazel L. Price
Republic
Mabel E. Price
Charles 5. Price
Just In Time Mining Company
Electric Point
A. H. Sweeney
Florence Edna Salvdge
Arthur Salvage
John V. Walker
Downs
Methodist Episcopal Church
Quinn W. McCord
Addy Cemetery
Frank Peters
Ed Moloso
Grant Ambley
Jack Dudrey
Paul Polson
Roy Willett
Schwiger
Marcus
Carl
Max Schwiger
Olier
Rene Bey
Albert Kelly
Norma Rule
H. S. Wales
United Copper Mining Company
Copper King
United Copper
Wm. Handcock
Bossburg
C. J. Rhode
J. M. Hartill
County Game Commission
State Fish Commissioner
Stevens County Game Commission
Lake Whatcom
Foley & Co
Sheffield*Ave
Chicago
Foley
Hetty
Daddy
Paddy
Betty
Mother
Benjamin Bradford
Northern Life Insurance
Lane Bldg
Prospector
As. A. Newls Industrial Crrerreoe
Westlake Ave
Seattle, Wash
Ill Co., Inc
Lametata
Inn
Pam
Department of the
Inter
Andrew Bere
Threeforks
Alfred A. Thinsen
Dominion
Wis
Township of North
I. OW
Andrew Bers
Pontethal
Ron
John L. Wiley
HN L. Wilby
Ot Mwitteer
Lurles Fo Ledward
Charles Leonard
Rochford & Wilson
Atate of
Helingient Tax
Te Surhuss
Pho Bntit
Simuimens and Gothee
Olempin Mining Ete
Northwest Development Company
Sonia Strauss
Towit
Tom Sawyer
Oleh Cage W. M
Ammouis Strauss
L. B. Donley
Postoffice Addre
Losure
O. Doula
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