Lodge and O E S Hold Joint New Year Installation at Masonic Hall
Kettle Falls lodges F and A M and the O E S held a joint installation at Masonic hall on New Year's Eve with a fine program. Ethel Kelley played piano, readings by Mrs Leiser and Mrs Eastman, and vocal solos by Mrs Williams and Mrs Lovely. A banquet for nearly one hundred followed. Prof. Lee acted as toastmaster and Myron Churchill recalled lodge founding with Col Fish. Churchill, Mason for 46 years and O E S member 26, spoke on Masonry advantages. New Year greetings closed the event.
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Kettle Falls Lodge F. & A. M
Masonic Hall
Ethel Kelley
O. E. Leiser
Mae Eastman
J. M. Williams
Lovely
Lee of
Marcus
Myron Churchill
Col. Fish
Churchill
David Smith
Martha Dickey
Geo. Dickey
Kettle Falls
Cleo Campbell
Spokane
Lee Llewellyn
Waukon
Viva
E. J. Kelley
BE. K. Jacobs
N. B. Wheeler
J. B. Roberts
Harriet Robertson
Archer R. Squire
E. K. Jacobs
KE. J. Kelley
N B. Wheeler
E. K Jacobs
J. C. Wilson
J. %. Robertson
Harriet
Laura Morrison
Washington, D. C
George W. Claus
Optician
Single Bros. Drug Store
Mr and Mrs C R Fish Host New Year Dinner
Mr and Mrs C R Fish entertained Mr and Mrs W G Welch along with Dorothy and Ray Welch at a New Year dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Fish
W. G. Welch
Dorothy and
Ray Welch
Water loo and Mountain View News Items
Marion Norton returned home to spend Christmas with her parents Dr and Mrs Norton then went back to Deer Park. Esther Golding left for Yuma to join her husband. Joe Norton’s mother Grandma Bradley ill in Kettle Falls. Hofstetter families visited Inchelium. Mert Tucker’s father ill with lumbago. Gifford Christmas dance well attended. Jess Compton took his oldest son Alfred to Addy then joined him with Dr Olds. Local visitors, Sunday school turnout and missionary box fundraiser noted. Sunday school party planned for members and families. Ed Hale and Lute Vanasse cover warehouse duties until new manager arrives. Hazel Phillips back from Spokane holidays.
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Marion Norton
Gifford
Jess Compton
Alfred
Addy
Olds
Compton
al Potts
Mr. Lockie
Colville
Grange
Ed Hale
Lute Vanasse
Hazel Phillips
Spokane
Ernest Cottman
Pullman
Catherine Cottman
Cheney
Josie Hague
George
John Hobson
Montana
David Skeels
Meteor
August Pearson
Stork
Honea
Imogene Mazell
Zelia Mac- Daniel
A. M. Sleasing
Laura Griffith
Ellensburg
Timmel
W. H. Glasgo
Medicine Hat
Alberta
J. F.morgan
Colfax
R. E. Boyd and Son
Meyers Falls Christmas Events Bring Community Cheer
The Meyers Falls Sunday school held a well-rendered program with nearly ten dollars collected for adopting an Armenian child. A Christmas dance drew a large crowd and Greenwood grange capped the year with a 57-member Christmas luncheon and readings by Alta Gerking and Mary McDarmid.
Christmas News From Summit Valley Community
Summit Valley notes visitors and family gatherings as Miss Nathalie Noble Ernest Cottman and Catherine Cottman return home for Christmas. A death in Summit school district prompts a final funeral at the schoolhouse. Many locals host relatives and share meals while minors arrive and go visiting during the holiday period.
Pretty Christmas Dinner in Addy Household
A festive family dinner was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daily at their Addy home for relatives. Christmas decorations enhanced the gathering with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Geo Schwerdfield and daughters Ruby Bernice and Doris, plus others from Orin and Lickingville.
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Frank
Geo. Schwerdfield
Ruby
Bernice
Doris
Geo. Exley
Orin
R. B. Neely
Gerry
R. B. Sigworth
Lickingville
Clark Neeley
Greenwood business trip and holiday visits across towns
Joe Turner traveled to Spokane and Yakima country and reached Cedarhurst for the holidays. Mr and Mrs Shewhart and children Gretchen and William of Spokane visited Mr and Mrs S C Smotherman for Christmas. Frank Gordon Jr to take census for Greenwood and Gold Creek district. John Tanghe left for Yakima on business. S A Lynn couple motor to Colville for a shopping trip.
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Greenwood Sunday School
Glenford Walston
Frank Gordon Jr
Clara Walston
Ralph Walston
E. R. Lynn
S. H. Bender
Meyers Falls
John Bender
S. A. Lynn
Rush
Little Billie
J. B. Miller
F. E. Mark
Francis
Clarence Bell
Cresco Ranch
C. F. Wheeler
Grace
Merle and
Roy
Little Ones
Glen Leithead
Colville
Frank Walston
E. H. Walston
Lottie
Hazen
Frank Gordon
Bellavista Ranch
Joe Turner
Spokane
Yakima
Cedarhurst
Shewhart
Gretchen
William
S. C. Smotherman
Greenwood
Gold Creek
Bunglars Mill
Leithead
Lynn
John Tanghe
Mrs
Inferior alfalfa seed exposed near county seat
County Agent H. J. Plumb warns that locally offered alfalfa seed is inferior and urges farmers to inspect a sample under glass. He notes 14 of 88 seeds appeared capable of growing, illustrating the risk of false economy in buying cheap seed.
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H. J. Plumb
Stevens County Potato Supply Warns of Spring Shortage
Farmers in Stevens County are selling their potato stock now, risking higher prices in spring when a replacement crop will cost more. Analysts expect potatoes around 5.00 per hundred then, while current sales run about 2.50, prompting caution to conserve supplies despite storage losses.
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Stevens County
Colville Theater Week of January Film Schedule
A seven reel feature with Blanche Sweet in A Woman a Pleasure runs Monday and Tuesday January 5 and 6 with 10 reels total. Patrons pay 15 and 30 cents.January 7 Paramount night presents Enid Bennett in Fuss and Feathers plus Pathe News and a Luke short.Admission 15 and 25 cents. January 8 Triangle night stars Myrtle Lind in Nancy Come Home with Pathe News Topics of the Day and a Luke comedy.Admission 15 and 25 cents. January 9 Paramount night features Vivian Martin in Jane Goes A-Wooing plus 2 reel Mack Sennett Never Too Old.Admission 15 and 30 cents. January 10 Triangle night stars Roy Stewart in By Proxy with Red Saunders western and Maid Mad Keystone comedy.Admission 15 and 38 cents. January 11 Vitagraph offers Earle Williams in A Gentleman of Quality with a Luke Comedy.Admission 15 and 25 cents.
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Pathe
Blanche Sweet
Citygoola
British South Africa
Paramount
Enid Bennett
Myrtle Lind
Nancy
Sennett
Vivian Martin
Jane
Mack Sennett
Roy Stewart
Red Saunders
Red
Aleck
Keystone
Chas Murry
Vitagraph
Earle Williams
New Year Opens in Colville with Festive Welcome
Colville welcomed 1920 with bells and celebrations as 1919 ended. Farmers plowed and seeded on a 35 degree day after a mild winter start, while the county auditor reported 2097.25 in fees for December and 14319.55 for the year with funds split between current expenses and game accounts. In 1919 there were 127 marriage licenses issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Odd Fellows Hall
Rebakahs
Odd Fellows
Marketing Prices Paid in Colville
Colville market prices for the week show meat and dairy quotations based largely on Spokane values. Prices paid to producers include hogs alive and dressed, veal, mutton, beef on foot, hens light and heavy, and butterfat. Also listed are per dozen fees and wheat types Marquis and Bluestem from Wilson Produce Company and others.
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Gilbert Fleming
Budlong Av
Los Angeles
Cal
Foley
Colville
Spokane
Wilson Produce Company
Wingham’s Market
TopNoch Mills
Old Dominion Creamery
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Upper
Columbia River Valley
Great Northwest
Kettle Falls News
Foley’s
Slagle’s. Drug Store
Teal Sear
J. & Sla Proprieter
Waterloo
Mountain View
A. L. Swanson
Meyers
F. Mark
Miss Francis
Bender
Harry Norton
Lee
Winnipeg
Canada
F. C. Fedder
Geo. Campbell
Eli Lotting
Ruth Spicer
J. Keviner
Emma Louie
Rev. Hollingsworth
Ellis
Emma Koerner
Seattle
Alta Gerking
Mary McDarmid
Wm. Miller
Trey
Bro
Bill
Taylor
Summit Valley News
Nathalie Noble
Ss. C. Smotherman
Mr. Shewhart
Vesta
Vivian Smotherman
the News of
Ada M. Brown
J. M. Glasgow
Hunters
Louis Prior
Marquis
Bluestem
Mrr
J. F. Arendt
Box 44
Remillg, Texas
Mr. J. F. Arendt
Mr. Arendt
Grippe
Hollister
A. V. Overman & Company Livestock Commission
Union Stock Yards
Union Stockyards
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