Duke the Mine Sheep Dies After 12 Years of Service
A sheep dubbed Duke lived at the First Thought mine for 12 years, following miners into tunnels and sleeping by the bunkhouse door. He died of throat cancer and rests in the First Thought garden. Separate notes: Stevens County school apportionment $4,891.24. state railroad inquiry on minister freight rates. county clerk fee bill proposal. Kettle Falls club elects Webb. Dr D H Lewis and Eva Gray wed. 1400 pound bell arrives for Hunters church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Aram
P. Burns & Co
Boundry
British Columbia
Alway
Canada
D. H. Lewis
Springdale
Eva L. Gray
Deer Park
Congregational Church
Dr. Lewis
Local Colville Notes Mention Christmas Services and Dime Gifts
Colville brief reports children will receive a dime for Christmas from Jim Petty. Local events include holiday church services, a high school building nearing completion, a rifle accident with minor injury, and community notices from firms Larsen Jensen and Enterprise Lumber.
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The World promises impartial political news and strong features in its Thrice a Week edition published every other day except Sunday. Buy a one year subscription for $1.00 and receive The Colville Examiner. combined offer for $2.15 versus $2.50 separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colville Examiner
The Youths Companion Expands Reading for 1911 Ushered
The Youths Companion announces enlargement by 400 pages of reading while maintaining the $1.75 annual price. It highlights sports and pastimes for boys, practical tips for girls, winter evening occupations for families, and continued features like stories and notes on current events. Early subscribers for 1911 receive free remaining 1910 issues and Grace Richmond serial chapters, plus a 12 color art calendar. The announcement is from 144 Berkeley St Boston Mass with subscription details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Richmond
Companion
Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
Notice to Creditors in Sloan Estate
In Stevens county Washington the Superior Court requires all creditors of Charlotte E Sloan deceased and of her estate to present claims with vouchers within one year. Claims must be filed with John King administrator at 1112 Old National Bank Building Spokane Spokane Washington. Dated December 17 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Stevens
Charlotte E. Sloan
John King
Old National Bank
Spokane
First National Bank of
Alfred Wendler
John Endler
John Wendler
Township 31 North
Range 41
Stevens Roaton
Jackson & Bailey
Bank of Colville Bldg
Colville
Stevens County
Wash
Sheriff Sale Notice in Stevens County Washington 1911
The sheriff will sell at 2 o'clock p m on January 21 1911 at the Stevens county courthouse the property of B Swensen and Sarah Swensen husband and wife described as Dee town lots 7 8 9 and 10 block 5 Valley Stevens county Washington to satisfy a judgment of 1856 57 with 6 percent interest and costs in favor of T P Olson. Public auction for cash to highest bidder. W H Graham sheriff and C A Lepperwoop deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Towit
Stevens County
Swensen
Sarah Swensen
Valley
Wash
T. P. Olson
W. H. Graham
C. A. Lepperwoop
Judge Sullivan Returns to Spokane Bench on Thursday
Judge Sullivan who has presided on the superior bench this week returned to Spokane Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lee
Spokane
Sullivan
Spokane Thurday
County Officials Return to Duties Amid Illness Absences
County Clerk W Lon Johnson resumes office after a family illness leave that expired on arrival day. W H Broderick also returns to manage Mount Washington affairs after weeks away. A 34 pound turkey, winner at Stevens County fair, hangs at Empire Market. Lane building’s second floor expected ready by Feb 1 with Dr A B Cook, Attorney R A Thayer, and Dr H A Day occupying suites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lon Johnson
Springfield
Johnson
Colville
Empire Market
Stevens County Fair
John Thexton
New Lane Building
A. B. Cook
R. A. Thayer
H. A. Day
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Railroad Commission
W. H. Stow
Godfrey
Boyds
W. V. Tanner
State Bureau of Inspection
Kettle Falls
Hunters Presbyterian Church
Jim Petty
Lee Mantz
H. R. Spedden
Olympia
Mrs. Spedden
Capital
Union High School
J. J. Lorenz
Lee Strauss
Mr. Strauss
Father van der Velden
Free Methodists
J. K. Mumaw
The
Christian Church
the Baptist Church
County Federation of Commercial Clubs
Metaline Falls
Messrs. Sterrett
Northport
McKeehan and Morgan
Marcus
Brooks
Keller
Legg
E. Oppenheimer
Chewelah
Louis G. Keller
Messrs. Sterrett, Morgan, Parks and Legg
J. F. Vinton
Waits Lake
Prindle
Meyers Falls
W. H. Jackson
W. P. Hubbard
North Yakima
John Mason
Colville Plumbing Co
Republic
Pat and
Joseph Walsh
Ferry County State Bank
Adalaide Fischer
Seattle
Frankie Dickson
Loie Skinner
Cheney
Ursula Trainer
Rosalia
Lila Kulzer
Profs. Mather
Malcomson
R. H. Gardner
Waterville
Jacob Stitzel
Land Office
Pend Oreille
Columbia
Enterprise Lumber Company
F. O. B. Colville
A. B. Lansburn
W. H. Broderick
Mount Washington
J. H. Young
W. L. Sax
C. M. Durland Investment Board
Henry R. Spedden
Carl Buchanan
Mattie Graham
Gertrude Cameron H. C. F. Hansen
Chas. Sanders
T. G. Mitchell
Mike Wright
Will Reynolds Mearle Starr
Dean Clark
Daisy Neely
J. C. Clark
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