Old Dominion to Be Reopened and Settled in Spokane
The Old Dominion mine in Colville faces restoration this week at a Spokane meeting of claims holders. R. E. Lee, the receiver, will be released as disputes are settled and control is reorganized under Linney or a new Dominion Silver Lead Mining Co. manager Linney plans to return from California to oversee the resumption of operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Dominion
Colville
Spokane
R. E. Lee
Old Dominion Mining and Milling Company
F. W. Peek
Chicago
W. H. Linney
Dominion Silver- Lead Mining Co
Supreme Court
Linney Corporation
Dominion Silver-Lead Mining Co
Peck
Mr. Linney
West
Atty
W. Lon Johnson
Attys
Winston, Allen & Winston
G. B. Dennis
A. E. Gallager
City Park Redesign Prompts South Park Revival Plan
Colville shifts Fourth of July plans from Central Park to South Park seeking a reunified national gathering. Citizens push fencing a dance pavilion and swimming pool, grade and pave approaches, and add cement sidewalks to enhance access. Local residents recall past summer improvements with communal work and picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Colville
Central Park
South Colville
South Park
Main Street
Poindexter for President Club Forms in Colville
A Poindexter for President club organized at the courthouse draws about 20 members with 50 names added. The group promotes Poindexter for the presidential nomination and notes cross party appeal among Republicans and even some Democrats. Mr. and Mrs. Haworth of Spokane visited Colville for three days with L. C. Haworth’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poindexter
Atty. F. Leo Grinstead
L. Ervin Jesseph
Col. Clair Hunt
Henry Hughes
Atty
W. Noble
Washington
East
Wilson
Congress
Washington Water Power Company
Grange
Germany
China
Confederation of States
Poindexter Club
D. D. Haworth
Spokane
Colville
Mr. Haworth
L. C. Haworth
Garden Home Addition
First Thought Mine to Reopen in Orient
Former Stevens county educator O. J. Smith returns after sixteen years to Colville praising town growth. He helps organize a group to reopen the First Thought mine at Orient, targeting early October operation with a history of near one million dollars in bullion from shallow workings. Water supply, health, and local finance are debated as Colville plans for growth. The piece also notes changes in Chewelah and Valley banks with Reinoehl presiding at Chewelah and Kulzer stepping to cashier roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Smith
Stevens County
Colville
Klickitat County
Portland
Spokane
Smith
Orient
Chewelah
Valley
First National Bank of
C. W. Winter
F. L. Reinoehl
Joseph Oppenheimer
Albert I. Kulzer
A. W. Haynes
C. J. Hageman
C. M. Grove
Mr. Winter
First National
Valley Bank
Bank At
Mike Kulzer
James A. Raftis
John Olson
A. I. Kulzer
Reinoehl
Kulzer
Bank
New Wheat Flour Dealers License Rules Issued
New regulations require all wheat and wheat flour handlers including warehouse operators brokers commission merchants wholesalers jobbers millers and bakers using over 50 barrels monthly to obtain a license from the United States Wheat Director by July 16. Applications must be submitted to the Grain Corporation Portland Oregon with blanks mailed to dealers on file and requests to be sent if not received. Failure to secure license by July 15 will incur penalties under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Wheat Director
Office
the Grain Corporation
610 Board of Trade
Portland
Oregon
Grain Corporation
United States Grain Corporation
M. H. Houser
Question of City Water Is Not Yet Solved
The article discusses Colville’s water supply, noting seasonal concerns and the impact of deforestation on spring flow. It stresses ongoing interest and the need to ensure adequate city water as mountain forests are depleted.
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Colville
Sale of Inchelium townsite lots moved to July 18
A government townsite lot sale for Inchelium is rescheduled to July 18 and will be held in Inchelium rather than Spokane as previously advertised on July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inchelium
Spokane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeweler and
Opticia
Stevens County Power & Light Co
Colville Abstract CO
Frank Kostka
Colville, Washington
P. E. Dingle
Mrs. Dingle
TopNoch Flour Mills
Linney
Frank B. Goetter
ER Leading Drugstora ‘v
Tes Jounty
Smith’s
First National Bank
Colville, Wash
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