Stabbing during arrest leaves Stephen Bonnett jailed
Saturday night about 8 30 City Marshal John Wright attempted to arrest Stephen Bonnett when Bonnett stabbed him in the breast with a pocket knife. Bonnett was held at the city jail and then county jail. An action for first degree assault was filed in superior court with bail set at 2000. Bonnett pleads not guilty through Attorneys Joseph and Grinstead. Case set for January 11 at 9 30.
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John Wright
Stephen Bonnett
Bonnett
Bonnet
Josseph & Grinstead
Knife Wound Follows Alcohol Incident at Rickard's Bazaar
In a dispute over drunken conduct Bennett wounded by Wright's attempt to force him home. Bennett drew a knife, the blade penetrating cloth and flesh near the heart but not fatally. Dr. Mighell dressed the wound as marshal used a slingshot and Bennett's knife hindered efforts to draw a gun. John Camp finally seized the knife at Rickard's Bazaar, which Rickard says was not part of his holiday advertising.
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Wright
Bennett
Dr. Mighell
John Camp
Rickard
Hall Takes Trip Around the World
C. W. Hall, once a stock range rider, built a Colville business empire from $800, surviving fire and rebuilding. Now on vacation, he plans a world tour visiting Portland the Sandwich Islands Australia the Philippines the Orient Italy Switzerland Egypt France and England before returning to Colville.
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C. W. Hall
Colville
Mr. Hall
Hall
Rice
Portland
Sandwich Islands
Australia
Philippines
Orient
Italy
Switzerland
Egypt
France
England
Harrington High School Triumphs In Debating Series
Harrington defeated Colville in a latest interscholastic debate with a unanimous decision. Chester Boddy and George Um bewust debated for Harrington guided by Prof. Gay. Colville’s Clark Campbell and Louis Penney argued for income tax opposing. Judges included D B Hill Spokane C E Studebaker Deer Park and W S Cole Washington State College.
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Harrington High School
Colville
Harrington
Chester Boddy
George Umbewust
Gay
Clark Campbell
Louis Penney
D.B. Hill
Spokane
C. E. Studebaker
Deer Park
W. S. Cole
Washington State College
Colville High School
Washington living costs rise faster than wages report
State Labor Commissioner Charles F Hubbard will show rising living costs in Washington outpacing wage gains since 1909 with staples like rye wheat and flour up 72 percent and some items up over 30 percent. Other items include eggs lard beans ham bacon and fresh meats. The piece also notes medical cures and local notices including sales and resignations.
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Charles F. Hubbard
Washington
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Winter Relief
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns boils piles cuts sores eczema and sprains. The ad notes the product costs 25 cents and lists Frank B. Goetter as vender with a notice of headquarters moving to Hotel Colville and references Colville Cronin Aladdin Stage Line and A Ayre, Prop.
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Bucklen
Frank B. Goetter
Colville
Colville, Cronin and
Aladdin Stage Line
A. Ayre
Orchard Land for Sale Near Colville
Five ten and twenty acre tracts offered twenty two miles southeast of Colville. Ex tra good with a school building on the property. For more information contact M. C. Kelly Colville.
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Colville
M. C. Kelly
Modern 10-Room House on 27 Acres in Spokane Valley
For sale a modern 10 room house with 27 acres near an electric line in Spokane Valley. Includes well improved dependent irrigation system and water in kitchen and bathroom. About five acres planted as an orchard. For full description and terms and to see a picture, call this office.
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Spokane Valley
Ambitious Youths Sought in Wireless and Telegraph Fields
The 8 hour law and spread of wireless stations create a telegraph job shortage. Beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly with advancement. The National Telegraph Institute of Portland operates six schools under railroad and wireless oversight and places all graduates. Write for full details.
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National Telegraph Institute of Portland
Ore
America
Man Seeks to Help Others After Long Suffering
J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri says he found relief after suffering from backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders for years He credits five bottles of electric bitters with his full recovery and recommends them for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria. Frank B Goetter endorses the product at 60 cents.
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J. F. Boyer
Fertile
Frank B. Goetter
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The
R. E. Lee Co
CoLville, Waash
the Moving Picture Show
Opera House
Wash
Congress
J. C. Harrigan
New York
Chicago
Stannus Keller Hardware Co
Rickard’s Bazaar
J. H. Lasswell & Son
Colville, Washington
Stevens County
A. D. McDonald
Fayetteville
Edison
D. Laury
C. J. Boppell
Inland Empire Sunday School Association
E. C. Knapp
Chicago Theological Seminary
Stevens County Sunday School Association
Boppell
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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