Reopening of Old Dominion and First Thought Mines Planned
Stevens county eyes revival of the Old Dominion and First Thought mines with new ownership and reorganization. Engineer W H Linney will lead Old Dominion development, while Calgary's P Burns sells, and Orient’s First Thought expands with $100,000 equipment and ore extraction plans. Local investors offered stock at favorable terms as ground-level evaluation proceeds. J C Fredendahl sold his ranch to Kelley of Benge, Washington.
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Stey County
Stevens County
Old Dominion
Colville
Spokane
San Francisco
W. H. Linney
Orient
P. Burns
Calgary
United States
Canada
First Thought
Grear Northern
Goers
School of Mines
Pullman
Colville Couple’s Wedding at Gifford Home
Nora Sturman and Lester Cohrs wed at the Sturman home in Gifford with Rev. Budlong officiating. After a five course breakfast, the couple leaves for a three week central Oregon honeymoon before settling in Colville where Cohrs resumes work at TopNech Flour Mills and Mrs Cohrs resumes teaching in Colville schools. Tradition of pink and white decor noted.
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Colville
Gifford
S. C. Sturman
Nora Sturman
Lester Cohrs
26Th Balloon Company
C. M. Budlong
St. John’s Episcopal Church of
Dale Jones
Clinton Miller
Winona
H. Knight
Spokane
Miller
Knight
Oregon
Prineville
Cohrs
TopNech Flour Mills
Cooper School
Colville Loses Two Teachers in Staffing Shakeup
Colville schools lose Superintendent A T Sutton to Leavenworth at a salary of 2400 and Agriculture head E E Elliott to Milton Freewater. Sutton expressed pride in seven years in Chelan County and Elliott is praised as a top Smith Hughes instructor.
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A.T. Sutton
E. E. Elliott
Colville
Sutton
Leavenworth
Elliott
Milton-Freewater
Chelan County
Wenatchee
Middle West
Middle West Normal School
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Idaho
Northwest
Smith-Hughes
City Adopts Metered Water Rates For Summer
Colville introduces a three tier pricing plan with 5 000 gallons at 30 cents per 1000, next 5 000 at 20 cents, and each additional 1000 at 15 cents. Rates took effect July 1, first charges due August 1. Residents can use water anytime, but must pay for what they receive.
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Colville
Severe Forest Fires Threaten County Timber and Homes
Fire Warden John Welty has struggled to visit ongoing wildfires across the county while fires move from the Williams road into Echo valley and northeast of Loucks mill. Dozens of homes, timber lands, and barns have burned or suffered damage from Addy to Old Dominion with more fires spreading toward Lodge creek and Sheep creek as residents and crews fight to contain them.
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Pend Oreille
Gardner Cave
Pend Oreille County
Louis F. Hart
Clark V. Savidge
Sherman
Clausen
E. T. Coman
R. A. Hutchinson
Harve H. Phipps
F. W. Guilbert
State Good Roads Association
George A. Phillips
Spokanead Club
Lindsay
The
Inland Empire Historical Society
Mr. White
State Park Board
N. W. Durham
Spokesman-Review
Cook
Spokane
Kettle Falla
Hudson Bay
Marcus
Meyers Falls
Arden
Fort Colville
Stevens County
Stevens
John Welty
Williams Road
Echo Valley
Loucks Mill
Old Dominion
Addy
Lodge Creek
Sheep Creek
Lane & Lronson
Flavin
Mill Creek
de Hart Place
John Ginder
McNitt
Terwilliger Place
C. Schultz
Loucks
James Bioth
Colville
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RICH
Eveler and Opticia
Stevens County Power & Light Co
Colville Abstract CO
Frank Kostka
Colville, Washington
P. E. Dingle
Dingle
Firat
TopNoch Flour Mills
J. C. Fredendahl
Mr. Kelley
Benge, Wash
A. T. Sutton
Darwin
Frank B.goetter
Colville Waīa