Weekly Summary for Kettle Falls and Upper Columbia
A concise weekly digest highlighting notable developments in Kettle Falls and the Upper Columbia River Valley. Coverage spans local government, community events, agricultural notes, and regional happenings of interest to residents and readers in the garden spot of the great Northwest.
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Kettle Falls
Upper
Columbia River Valley
Great Northwest
Stage Lines Link Kettle Falls With Harveys Areas
Daily stage connection at Meyers Falls links Kettle Falls with trains. The stage also runs daily except Sunday to Harvey Daisy Gifford Bissell Cedonia Hunters Fruitland Fort Spokane with connections to Waterloo Meteor Cleveland Cedar Canyon Deer Trail Davenport. Distances list Kettle Falls to Harvey 11 miles Kettle Falls to Gifford 2 miles Kettle Falls to Daisy 18 miles Kettle Falls to Bissell 31 miles Kettle Falls to Cedonia 36 miles Kettle Falls to Hunter 40 miles.
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Kettle Falls
Meyers Falls
Harvey
Daisy
Gifford
Bissell
Cedonia
Hunters
Fruitland
Fort Spokane
Waterloo
Meteor
Cleveland
Cedar Canyon
Deer Trail
Davenport
Kettle Fall
Kettle Falls News Highlights Local Graduation And Happenings
Kettle Falls reports its annual high school graduation at the gym with Rev. Amos H. Hause delivering the baccalaureate address at First Baptist Church. Students Jessi e Lill Edith Linton Viva Llewellyn and Albert Weigelt are among the graduates as special music and diplomas are noted. Community notices include new hires for the coming term and local visits, with farm loan discussions and upcoming registration drives for armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Amos H. Hause
Verna Smith
Marjorie Smith
Lucille Zirtzmann
Jessie Lill
Edith Linton
Viva Llewellyn
Albert Weigelt
A. H. House
Norma Rule
Ethel Kelley
Edith Hinton
J. M. Williams
Jessie Lilly
Lucille Zirtzmannu
Bussabar
Claude D. Grubb Dies at 34 in Colville Typhoid Meningitis
Claude Daniel Grubb second son of Mr and Mrs EB Grubb of Colville died May 25 at the Colville sanitarium from cerebral meningitis linked to typhoid fever He had long suffered injuries from a 17 year old college football accident and remained active in education and local service He was born July 23 1882 Rising City Nebraska 34 years old He taught at Hanna Wyoming White Lake Bear Creek and Red Shoohouse and later served as deputy auditor under Earle Gates Funeral held with Congregational rites and burial at Highland under Odd Fellows authority
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W. P. Wagley
Burke
Kettle Falls
W. G. Welch
U. S
Anna Buerline
Colville Sanitarium
Alma Weigelt
Sherman Precinct
Weigelt
Colville High School
D. McKellar
Martha Dickey
Spokane
First Baptist Church
BR. Tucker
Nebraska
O. W. Noble
H. M. Zapel
Henry Severin
Chicago
Zapel
Severin
California
Columbia Valley
J. M. Williams
Paul
J. M. Robison
Harriet
Colville
Karen Fogh
Gustav Weigelt
Farm Loan Bank
City Hall
R. R. Ellis
Ozelle Nettleton
Manley Hughes
Rice
Colville General Hospital
J. K. Wallace
Inchelium
James B. Growdon
Portland
Oregon
E. Growdon
U. S. Army
American Lake
Dewey Land Company
E. J. Nuesky
Maxwell
Mr. Nuesky
Claude D. Grubb
Claude Daniel Grubb
EB. Grubb
Rising City
Neb
State Normal School
Peru
Kansas
Hanna
Wyo
White Lake
Bear Creek
Red Shoohouse
Leonard Garver
Congregational Church
Earle T. Gates
Wmn. C. Spedden
George Walsh
D. M. Hurt
EK. Barnes
Dale Jones
The
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
White Lake Grange
Highland
Claude Grubb
Colville Community Notes and War Relief Efforts
Local citizens donate funds for rest and recreation rooms for soldiers and Colville hosts several lodge delegations. Wheeler joins magnesite mines at Valley and plans a Spokane-bound wedding trip. Anne Hart heads to Spokane and Seattle with family, while Hartman kin plan Dickinson visit.
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Colville
Quinn W. McCord
Mining camp notes and river update from Chewelah area
Chewelah residents and workers share updates on mining projects and camps. Mentions include Covada R. Larah, Mike O Connell, Perry Wilson, and Rodger Thompson with illness and injuries. The Big Chief tunnel aims for 80 feet to reach a ledge as Longstreet contractors plan another contract. The Columbia river rising and a boat to be launched.
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Covada R. D. Larah
Chewelah
Mr. Thompson
Rodger Thompson
Perry Wilson
Mike O'Connell
Renny
Canada
Columbia River
Miss Soul Stretch
Wauconda
Washington
Cheney
Mr. Curry
Meyers Falls
Loul Stretch
Rice
George Howe
Chenelah
Garfield Perry
Carr
Big Chief
Longstreet Company
Religious notices and community events in Colville paper
Church announcements span First Christian and Free Methodist services in Colville Washington for June 3 1917 with Bible school at 10am morning sermons 11am and ev ening programs at 8pm plus Men and youth meetings Domestic notices include a creditors filing for Nathan B Fry estate with administrator Leslie L Fry and legal notices from Colville Examiner offering subscriptions and discounts in Colville Washington.
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Free Methodist Church
Colville
Washington
George E. Kline
Kemit
Wash
Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Stevens
Nathan B. Fry
A. D
Leslie L, Fry
Nathan . Fry
J. B
Fair Exchange A New Back for an Old One in Colville
Doan's Kidney Pills praised by J Lewis of Hayden Lake Idaho for kidney trouble relief. He describes back and loins pain, irregular secretions, and recovery after using the remedy. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells the pills.
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Colville
Do. J. Lewis
Hayden Lake
Idaho
Dean
Doan
Lewis
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Local Auctioneer Seeks Farm Livestock Sales and Patronage
Fred B. McKeehan of Marcus Washington announces an auctioneer license and readiness to handle all sales including livestock in Stevens and Ferry counties. He notes prices may be higher but promises attentive service to justify charges and continued patronage. A separate tip promotes G A Gaines in Northport for livestock ventures with extensive feed and range options.
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Stevens
Ferry
Fred B. McKeehan
Marcus
Wash
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Bertha Stalder
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