Colville Examiner Rate Card and Subscription Policy 1907
The Colville Examiner issues its rate card and renewal policy. Subscriptions are $1 yearly in advance, six months 60 cents, three months 25 cents. Postage to BC and foreign 50 cents extra. Editor J C Harrigan. Remittance by stamps checks drafts or money orders accepted. Change of address requires old and new addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Orin
Colville Examiner
National Committee
The
Socialist Party
Chicago
Earl G. Neely
Picnic and local news from Whith Lake area
The Bull Pine club held a Sunday picnic on the grounds. Local residents report road work by George Skiles and shingle deliveries by Eugene Knapp. Several Knapp family members and friends are noted visiting, fishing trips to Pend Orielle Lakes, and a charity tin shower for Miss Diehl. An obituary mentions products from Foley Kidney Pills and a social protest letter from Earl G Neely urging antiwar sentiment and worker solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whith Lake
Bull Pine Club
George Skiles
Eugene Knapp
Colville
Vernon Knapp
Clark
Henderson
BE. J. Fairchild
Rice
George Knapp
Allan Knapp
Glenn Skiles
P. H. Graham
United States
Europe
Socialist Party of the United
Lusitania
Atlantic Ocean
Workers of America
Colville couples wed as community notes spread
A series of weddings and social events highlight Colville life. Elva Mae Hanna and Ralph D. Hoy wed at the M E church with plans for a Pend Oreille lakes honeymoon. Ethel Knapp and Walter H. Stowers also marry at home, with a S R C Club chariot tribute. The page lists visits, moves, cattle trades, school news, and ongoing notices including a divorce case and meningitis death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Mae Hanna
Ralph D. Hoy
M. E. Parsonage
M. L. Sanders
Pend Oreille Lakes
Willett Home
W. D. Hanna
Colville High School
F.C. Hoy
Hanna
Ethel Knapp
Walter H. Stowers
L. W. Ross
A. L. Knapp
Marcus
Oroville
S. R. C. Club
the Baptist Church
Community church notices and local life events
The column lists church services at Christian Science Society and Congregational and Free Methodist churches, with sermons, Sunday schools, and choir schedules. It also notes a 10 month old death from gastroenteritis, a wedding, travels of county officials, and a summer sleep aid ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Carman
Fred Carman
Old Dominion District
Prindle Undertaking
Myrtle Young
Highland Cemetery
Christian Science Society
Cor. Cedar and
Ist
God the Only
Congregational Church
Endeavor Society
Geo. H. Hull
Benj. Mathis
South Basin
Free Methodist Church
Progressive and Republican rifts shape 1916 outlook
The piece weighs whether progressives remain with the Republican Party or field their own ticket, noting hopes for progressive leadership within the GOP. It cites F. Y. Wilson on Democratic confidence, critiques the last Republican legislature, and analyzes potential nominations for judge and U S senator Poindexter.
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Republican Party
Progressive Party
F. Y. Wilson
Wilson
Lister
Challenge to Battle by Old Invincible Ball Team
Public challenge from the Old Invincible Ball Team to the First Team for a benefit game for the Improvement club. If not accepted, locals are told the First Team will avoid a meeting with the Old Invincibles. Lineup includes Phillips Wright Hard Johnson Ward Walsh Wright and Thomas as umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
B. Phillips
R. Wright
C. Hard
L. Johnson
I. Ward
J. Walsh
M. Wright
Gilbert and Winghams
L. Phillips
Thomas
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Wash
Congress
J. Cc. Harrigan
State Press Association
Inland Empire
United Typothetae & Franklin Clubs of America
Foley
Carroll's Pharmacy
Dean
Victor Baker
Chewelah
Mary Diehl
Mr. Baker
Mrs. Baker
A. J. Lee
Spokane
J. A. Rice
Ford
Willett Bros
Mollie Graham
J. A. Rochford
Tacoma
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Charles Wingham
City
A. H. Nettleton
Kettle Falls
Wingham
Anderson Brothers
H. E. Thew
Waterloo
W. Mighell
Winifred Gleason
Saluda Kildow
Ted Richardson
George Walsh
Ella McQuirk
Ponca City
Oklahoma
West
G. C. Taylor
Republic
George E. Thomas
Hotel Lee
Martha Diehl
Drs. Clark and Henderson
Mrs
D. S. Diehl
White Lake
Elmer D. Hall
Bossburg
John F. Leland
Tom Methven
W. R. Patten
Sage
Mary A. Shields
Charles Robertson
Rachel Robertson
Montesano
Earl Chester
M. E. Church
Lee Morrow
Hayden Lake
J. D. Casey & Son’s
A. S. Chester
Bear Creek
W. W. Clark
Tum Tum
Lona A. Clark
Clarks
Buckmantown
Morrison County
Minn
Laura
Gladys Shaver
Echo
Northport
Stevens County Medical Society
Charles Odell
Jesse Casey
Pullman College
San Francisco
Claude C. Casey
Hillyard
Call
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
B. E. Koontz
M. E
Epworth League
A. B. Lansburn
Kelso
Portland
Mabel M. Muehl
Victor Baird
John Walsh
South Main Street
Margaret Hoskins
Baird
Colville Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Hoskins
South Pine Street
Frank Kostka
L. C. Turk
Ben Aspend
Jos
F. Reed
C. Fyfuylor
Rock Cut
Guy G. Bailey
C. O. Finch
A. H. Houchin
Orient
Fay F. Dean
Newport
A. P. Rosemusen
H. F. Brantain
Rossburg
O. O. Gardner
Addy
Mrs. Myrtie King
D. F. Pishion
Aladdin
Carroll’s
Ady
Dope
Stevene
Pend Oreille
U. S
Poindexter
Turner
Charles Chaplin
Marion Grant
Misa Grant
Georgia Josseph
Mary Jackson
Nellie Huffman
Columbia River Country
Harrington
Davenport
Long Lake
C. O. Erickson
J. A. Noble
C. A. Martin
F. L. Wolf
Ruth Ainsworth
E.W. Anderson
W. G. Campbell
Laurier
Cleo Campbell
John P. Bhorn
T. W. Walker
Earl Hembroff
Lee A. Mantz
Topeka
Kansas
Mrs. Mants
Bert Nicol
F. Truex
St. Anthony
Idaho
John J. Ingle
H. A. Day
Seattle
Norman Gleason
Geo. L. Bioth
Bert Wetterer
Bertha Graham
Rebekah Assembly
Irene Sul
State University At
Stevens County
ED Millirien
Liis
Sloan
Washington
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North Street
First Avenue
South Street
Sixth Avenue
J. C. Hard
Flrat Publications
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Anniek Hee
Swift & CO
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