Kettle Falls News Highlights and Local Notices
Kettle Falls community items note visits by residents to Mend Vreile luxes and Spokane, plans for ice cream shop, and Memorial Day observances. Messages cover lodge representatives, entertainment by Miss Jennie H. Goude, local rules on butter labeling, hospital update on Jeanette Jacobs, and upcoming Inchelium celebration with cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Jennie H. Goude
Spokane
Goude
Norma Rule
Safety from Fire Exposes Dangers of Inflammable Roofs
A Salem fire case shows how wooden shingles and inflammable roofing propagate blazes in dense districts. Paterson 1902 previously banned wooden roofs and adopted asbestos roofing, which protected the Naumkeag storehouse in Salem. experts urge fireproof roofing as essential for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Paterson
N. J
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company
Safety First Idea Automatic Warning Signal Entrance
A Louisville garage owner installs a front exit lamp marked Danger to warn pedestrians crossing a busy street. The lamp runs sunset to sunrise and a gong rings automatically when vehicles approach, triggered by a steel plate under wheels. Authorities urged to adopt the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
En- Danan Ot Eeey Seige Eee
Big Ben Bell Story and Bismarck Russian Note
The article recounts Bismarck ignoring Russian language dispatches by order, preserving German as the sole understood tongue. It then details the 1858 creation of the London bell known as Big Ben, named after Sir Benjamin Hall, with its design by BE Denison, its casting at Whitechapel, its thirteen and a half ton weight, and the clapper’s six hundred pound mass.
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Republic Journal
Bismarck
Budberg
Berlin
New York Sun
England
Westminster House of Parliament
London
Benjamin Hall
St Stephen
BE. B. Denison
Lord Grimthorpe
Whitechapel
Big Ben
Language jokes and shop talk excerpted
A collage of humorous snippets on language, manners, and daily life. It includes a Polish friend teaching pronunciation and a jab at English tongue twisters, a travel letter with comic misplacements, a tramp’s confession with a Pepsin bottle quip, a carpenter’s soap trick for screws, and light anecdotes about pride and breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London Chronicle
Bids Open for County Indigent Hospital Care 1916
Stevens County will receive sealed bids for hospital care of indigents not housed at the county farm from July 1 1916 to June 30 1917. Bids must be mailed to the county auditor marked Hospital bid for care of indigents and received by 2 30 p m June 12 1916. The board reserves the right to reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Stevens County
Ashington
A. B. Lansburn
Joe F. L. Stonehouse
C First Publications
Colville Valley Irrigation & Improvement Company
Ship 32
Colville
Washington
F. L. Stonehouse
B. Lansburn
Board of Equalization
Washingon
All- First
Stage Lines Connect Kettle Falls With Nearby Towns
Attorneys at Law H H Cole Cooperative Observer Stage Lines Kettle Falls runs daily stage service connecting with trains at Meyers Falls and leaving 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 listed from Kettle Falls to Harvey Gifford Daisy Bissell Cedonia Hunter Fruitland Fort Spokane and to Davenport and other points including Arzina and Huckleberry Range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kettle Falls
Meyers Falls
Harvey
Daisy
Gifford
Bissell
Cedonia
Hunters
Fruitland
Fort Spokane
Waterloo
Meteor
Cleveland
Cedar Canyon
Deer Trail
Davenport
Kettle Fall
Printing Prices Persist If Orders Left at Kettle Falls Office
The notice states that printing may be secured at the same old prices by leaving orders with the Kettle Falls office. It signals continued rate stability and directs readers to submit requests locally for continued service.
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Kettle Falls
Lawsuit to Recover 41 05 For Goods Sold at Kettle Falls
In Stevens County Washington Larsen and Kelley sue David B Gunn for 41 05 unpaid purchase price plus interest from 1912 and costs. The suit includes an attachment on Gunns property in section 18 township 35 range Willamette Meridian Stevens County. The defendant must answer within 60 days of June 5 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens County Power and Light Company
Aris County
C Villeri
Board of County Commissioners
Colville
Washington
ORS County
Bick
Superior Court
State of Washington
County of Stevens, Co
M. Larsen
E. J. Kelley
Copartners
Larsen & Kelley
David B. Gunn
RuntieRton
Witithin
Kettle Falls
Wash
Towit
Willamette Merine
Stevens County
List of Stevens County livestock groups and officers
The column lists officers and committees for Stevens County with names and addresses. It includes president Alexander Morrison Valley and secretaries and treasurers in Colville and Meyers Falls, plus an extensive roster of livestock registrations and breeder details for Shorthorn, Holstein, Jersey, Percheron, and other breeds with owners and farm locations. Also notes readers’ subscription drive and community order program.
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Alexander Morrison
Valley
J. W. Reynolds
Meyers Falls
Earle T. Gates
Colville
C. M. Baker
Route 1
Frank Habein
James Crawford
C. M. Baxer
Harry Cc. Cranke
D. G. McKenzie
James Oaaneik
C. M. McAllister
Omas Shaw
F. W. Graham
Peter Anderson David Monroe
Sam Glasgow
A. C Mills
H. T. Skeels
C. P. Mford
D. McKinzie
Peter Peaiee
Cee D. BE. Pearson
L. C. Tibbetts
John Downing
Frank McCaslin
B. J. Rowe
J. F Jarvis
J. Hudspath
G. A. Davies
M. A Dagey
J. C. Harrigan
G. B. Ide
M. A. Dagey
D. BR. Pearson
D. G. McKinzle
C. P. Stafford
Todd
A. Skidmore
George Becker
Thomas Beaton
Frank Habern
Stevens County
Joan
G. A. Gaines
Northport
Sir Johanna Fayne
L. D. Tibbetts
Rice
Broadview Ranch
Duanna Weeman
Johanna
G. A. Latimer
Whaukauka Ranch
Addy
Imperial
Berkshire
Duke of Broadview
R. F.D
Durock
Valley Duke
McK Edwards
McK. Edwards
Curbey
Poland
C. R. Gurney
Shorthorn Bull
Western Star
A. Morrison
Valley R. F. D
Ecu
P. K. O'Neil
Cave
Springdale
Calved
T. R. Tate
Waits
Jersey
H. Knapp
Bracelet
Alfriston Duke
Duanna Weeman Johanna
Bossbury Better Livestock Company
E. Glasgow
Williams
Sir Charles
Nels M. Anderson
Shropshire Ram
Whitten
Ruby Ornsby
C. J. Johnson
Whittens
Bershire Boar
Polly
W. C. Todd
Colville R. F. D
Oberkoch
Brown
Fred Harvey
Jersey Bull
Rubies
Geo
L. Thayer
T. Hugennin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Messrs
J. M. Willaims
Mend Vreile Luxes
Willis Belknap
T. Smith
Noble
Wliss Itsie Webb
Claude Lemma
Patrick Hayes
Frank Lane
Napoleon
Posmuster
George H. Bevan
Miss Eather Johnson
Mrs. C. M. Larsen
Lowell Woods
Roy &. Smith
Tacoma
Grand Lodge of
I. 0
Rebekahs
A. R. Squire
Yakima
Kettle Palle Lodge
Grand Lodge of Masons
The
Scimitar
J. C. Wilson
Jeanette
Ek. Jacobs
Congressman Dill
William Cochrane
Esther Johnson
David Wood
Bossburg
C. H. Little
Son Ted
Inchelium
Inchelum
R. R. Coleman
J. W. Bartlett
F. H. Stewart
Charles W. Lawson
D. McGaughey
T. F. Kirk
G. B. Bevan and Son
George EB. Kline
George T. Klein
M. Young
Baptist Church
Archer R. Squire
Kettle Alls
Edward L. Lillybridge
Silver Queen Canyon
A. H. Goettel
Wilbur
R. Cranston
Adv
Miss Foley
C. J. Webb
Wisconsin State Journal
Post Dispatch
Franchis Ise
County of
Stevens
Colville- Meyers Falls
Nelson
Colville-Meyers Falls
Joe Martin
Lansburn
Depts First Publications
County Board of Lcation
County Board of Education
Martha A. Boardman
H. A. Greenwald
Welch Lines
Farmers
Charles J. Webb
Eugene E Atwoor
Webb & Atwood
Attorneys At Law
OSEEW
H. H. Cole
Cooperative Observer
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