Colville Speed Ordinance Enforcement and Birth Announcement
Two years after Colville passed a speed limit of twelve miles per hour and four over crosswalks, drivers are said to exceed it often. Councilors ordered marshals to enforce the ordinance. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs A S Dingle on Thursday.
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Colville
Mrs
A. S. Dingle
Per Victor Pierson
Guttenburg
Sweden
Gifford
John Ingsstrom
Addy
Tom Aspend
Tom
John
Sarah Jane Ayre
Cronin
Brown
Hillsboro
Ohio
George H. Ayre
Upperville
Virginia
Paul
Grace
Ruth
Washington County
Kansas
Burchard
Nebraska
Col
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Deafness Cure
A period advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can restore hearing. It promises $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured by the remedy and notes sales through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Subscribed and sworn of June 1911
A fragment notes a June 1911 date with the phrase subscribed and sworn. It lacks clear context, names, or locations, but signals an oath or affirmation related to a legal or official proceeding.
Colville Enacts Poultry Running At Large Ban
City of Colville passes ordinance prohibiting chickens ducks geese and turkeys from running at large within corporate limits from April 1 to October 1. Penalty for violation is a misdemeanor with fine up to 25 dollars. Approved June 7 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Colville
L. Sax
A. B. Lansburn
Pend Oreille County forms with Newport hoped as seat
Beginning today Pend Oreille County organizes with Newport named as temporary capital until 1912. Commissioners will meet next Monday to formally select county officials. Post offices listed include Blueslide Calispell Cement Crescent Cusick Dalke na Fremming Ione Jared Lenora Locke Metaline Metaline Falls Ruby Sullivan Tiger Tweedie Usk Yocum. Elmer Peterson to head Pend Oreille County Abstract Co in Newport.
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Pend Oreille
Stevens
Newport
Blueslide
Calispell
Cement
Cresent
Cusick
Dalkena
Fremming
Ione
Jared
Lenora
Locke
Metaline
Metaline Falls
Ruby
Sullivan
Tiger
Tweedie
Usk
Yocum
Funeral and legal cases in Colville settle in high court
Burial for unidentified victim with services at Prindle parlors led by Rev L B Harris. Three railroad camp cooks from manager Bowington were fined $5 and costs after a drinking incident on a northbound train. Bowington paid all charges and took the trio back to Marcus. Prose cuting Howard W. Stull witnessed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hugh
J. A. Delain
Howard Anderson
Bowington
Spokane
Mr. Bowington
Stevens County
Howard W. Stull
Colville
Justice Perkins
Marcus
Stull
Deputy Auditor Montgomery Aids Pend Oreille County
Stevens county deputy auditor A. J. Montgomery will assist in organizing Pend Oreille county. He accepts and will be paid 150 dollars a month and stay as long as the exigency of the case demands. A. B. Mather now heads the Colville Abstract Company insurance department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Montgomery
Stevens County
Pend Oreille County
A. B. Mather
The
Colville Abstract Company
Colville City Council Acts On Hen Ordinance and Permits
The Colville city council met in regular session Tuesday. The investigation into the Criger Wright controversy reported all differences resolved. Ordinance No. 46 the hen ordinance passed third reading and will operate next Tuesday restricting poultry from April 1 to October 1. Permits were granted to A H Matthews for a two story building and to H R Williams for a one story building with completion dates and costs. W H Martin awarded the contract to erect street signs with 880 signs at 22 cents each due by July 1 1911. Discussion on paying for non continuous street arc lights, and city gains from the electric company. Council to survey grade changes on north Main street Wednesday at 8 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
A. H. Mathews
H. R. Williams
Meyers
W. H. Martin
Electric Light Company
Fire Department
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First National
U. S
U. Treasurer
National Bank
Superior Court
State of Washington
Wilhelmena Konrad
Conrad
Camden
Washington
Ludwig Conrad
Willhelmena Konrad
G. W. Sommer
Rookery Building
Bankton
County of
A. L. Rogers
Huck Waddell
J. H. Youna
M. W. Cromaie
Eme
L. C. Jessep
Notary Public
Elmer Peterson
Pend Oreille County Abstract Company
C. C. Rickard
Rickard’s Bazaar
L. O. Ives
Ives
M. A. Cameron
Black Lake
Northport
Rossburg
Marcus Pippins
Cooke
Crisler
Steltz
Pippins
A. E. Mackey
Kennedy
Sere
Bussness
Pea A Reid
Crissler
Oreee Applequist
Hby Stelts
Ranz
Toft
Mackey
Wright
Frisk
Kissler
Railroad Commissioners
V. Carey
J. C. Harrigan
Stevens County Federation of Commercial Clubs
A. J. Hosking
Valley
County Federation
J. C. Higginbotham
R. W. Hathaway
W. H. Carder
K. BE. Johnson
Lewelah
A. Morrison
J. G. Kulver
R. L. O'Hare
Boundary
W. O'Brier
Upper Colon Land Company
J. Broterius
W. W. Palmer
F. J. McKeehan
P. H. Blo
Orient
D. C. Hedland
G. W. Manning
W. Mohr
M. Kulzey
Harrigan
Meyers Falls
Kare
Porthport Country
Hoskins
Springdale
Great Northern
Selz
Peter
Toggery
Just
J.D. Casey & Co
First National Bank
the City Council
Colvile
Emma Goldman
E. J. Palmer
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