Road work begins in Columbia valley with shale surface
A mile and a quarter graded road between Fruitland Irrigation Co. mill site and J P Reddings place will soon be shale surfaced under district road supervisor Harry H. Cole. County cost around $50 with about $110 in contributed labor from J W Worley John Olson and Fruitland Irrigation Co. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Valley
Fruitland Irrigation Co
J. P. Reddings Place
Harry H. Cole
J. W. Worley
John Olson
Fruitland Irrigation Company
Surprise party honor at Idaho Lime foreman's home
Evans News reports a surprise party at the home of Mr and Mrs W I Lee foreman of Idaho Lime Co enjoyed by about fifty people with music and dancing at twelve supper was served. Mrs J B McDonald of Bruce Creek fell ill Monday and Dr Mighell rushed her to hospital where she is recovering. James Blair Wilson born November 16 1861 in Lena Illinois died suddenly Sunday morning. his family later moved to Rochester and West Union Minnesota where he lived until about age 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Lee
Idaho Lime Co
J. B. McDonald
Bruce Creek
Mighell
Wilson
Spokane
James Wilson
Chet Wilson
Frank Wilson
Marcus
James Blair Wilson
Lena
Illinois
Rochester
Minnesota
West Union
Nor Wives. Music Hath Charms and Pot Pie Thoughts
A fragmented snippet references music and pot pies with quirky moral musings. The line hints at contrasts between songbirds and cooking, suggesting a humorous or whimsical aside rather than a news event. No identifiable persons or organizations are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hitt Wife Quoted on Iron Remark in Domestic Row
A Chicago Daily News item quotes Mrs Hitt defending a domestic incident after authorities questioned why she hurled a non flat iron at her husband. The motto cited was Strike while the iron is hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitt
Chicago Daily News
How It's Done Gabe What is culture
A quirky Cincinnati Hn item contrasts speaking of the house beautiful with meaning the beautiful house and frames culture as everyday linguistic choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe
Steve
Cincinnati Hnquirer
Notice of homestead final proof for Mary Baird Colville WA
United States Land Office Spokane announces Mary Baird of Colville Washington filed for final two year proof to claim land in sections 18 and 19 township 35 north range 41 BE W meridian. Hearing before U S commissioner Kathrine S Ide set for July 22 1913 in Colville Washington. Witnesses Frank Cohen John Gragy Samuel Eatson and Victor Baird listed. HAL J COLE Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Rtering
United States Land Office
Spokane
Washington
Mary Baird
Colville
BE. W. Meridian
Kathrine 8
Ide
United States
District of
Laimant
Frank Cohen
John Gragy
Polynesseston
Samuel Eatson
Colvil Washington
Victor Baird
Coving
Hal J, Cole
Register
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Stevens County Washington
The sheriff of Stevens County Washington will sell on July 12 1913 at 2 pm at the courthouse door the High Grade Silver and Copper Mining Co property including Delmonico East Side Yellow Kid No 10 and Black Jack claims to satisfy a judgment for Gustave Wolf amounting to 7 20 with 6 interest from August 10 1912 plus 35 attorney fees 15 95 costs and six per cent interest from May 12 1918 with costs of sale.
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Venus
Superior Court
State of Washington
Stevens
Gustave W Olf
Silver & Copper Mining Co
Towit
Stevens County
Washington
Delmonico
Yellow Kid No. 10
Black Jack
Township
Range 41
E. M
Auust
Gustive Wolf
W. L. Woodard
W. J. Jackson
Vivian Johnson Crowned Pow Wow Princess for Kettle Walls District
Vivian Johnson of Rice wins the pow wow princess title for Kettle Walls and valley with strong Rice district support. Liberati, renowned conductor, directs 40 plus In and Empire bands at Spokane Pow Wow June 16 to 21, with a June 17 rehearsal for 800 Inland Empire musicians and a grand concert at Spokane Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Johnson
Rice
Kettle Walls
Valley
Union Band
Vivian
Liberati
Spokane
Inland Empire
Weather Report for May 1918 and Week Ending June 2 1913
Monthly May 1918 summary shows max 87 on the 31st min 27 on the 1st mean 50 with total precipitation 2.07 inches and snowfall 3 inches. Week ending 6 pm June 2 1913 lists temperatures from 72 to 87 with daily highs and lows including 72 22 on May 27 and 84 54 on May 30. H. H. Cole, Cooperative Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Cole
Cooperative Observer
Stage Lines Connect Kettle Falls To Harvey And More
Stage service runs daily from Kettle Falls to Harvey Gifford and Daisy with mail and passengers. Connections link to Waterloo Meteor Cleveland Cedar Canyon Deer Trail and Davenport. Distances listed include Kettle Falls to Harvey 11 and to Gifford 22 with other routes noted. Dr J R Hendley dentist now at Marcus with guaranteed material and workmanship.
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Kettle Falls
Stage
Meyers Falls
Harvey
Daisy
Gifford
Bissell
Cedonia
Hunters
Fruitland
Fort Spokane
Stages
Waterloo
Meteor
Cleveland
Cedar Canyon
Deer Trail
Davenport
J. R. Hendley
Marcus
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Bank of
Tory
J. M. Williams
Kettle Falls, Wash
C. P. Nelson
Nelson
Gustav Weigelt
F. L. Folsom
L. D. Tibbets
Pleasant Valley
H. A. Ray
Oliver
Colter
T. L. Savage
Adv
Telephone H
A. Ray
Upper
Columbia River Country
F. H. Holcomb
The
Presbyterian Church
Columbia River
Grand Army of the Republic
Women’s Relief Corps
Citizens
Fish’s Hall
Miss Rule
Rule
Ferguson’s
Doan
Fred
Wheeler
General Electric Company of
New York
Charity
Isaac Garthe
Sherman Creek
Columbia
Katherine L. Norton
New Bedford
Mass
Foley
Carroll Drug Company
Oregon
Beaumont
Reardan, Wash
Christian Endeavor
Europe
Balkan
Greece
Turkey
America
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Orchard View
C. Lansing
A. W. Prouty
I. O. O. F. Hall
Rebekahs
Order of Veterans
New
J. M. Hupp
West
Leila Z. May
Round Prairie
Rossburg
Martha
Marion
Mabel
Ethel
New York Globe
Grandmamma
Taft
Beverly Bay
Ladies’ Home Journal
Evans News
Sheriff's
County of Ste
Scimitar
H. A. Greenwald
Charles J. Webb
Eugene E. Atwood
Webb & Atwood
Attorneys At Law
OSEEW
NOBLE
W. D. Richardson
Gust Weigelt
D. M. Richard
Folsom & Yarnell
Rochester Stable
Coppinger
Larsen & Kelley
J. Stampaugh
J. C. Wilson & Co
Eckert & Morris
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