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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1916
Page
3
The Colville Examiner issues weekly Saturday editions as second class matter since 1907. It details advance payments renewals addressed to the publisher, and how to handle expired subscriptions, remittance methods, address changes, and advertising rate cards.
Sunday services at Free Methodist church announced with morning schedule and pastor Rev Roy E Nichols. Weather for May shows max 86, min 29, 26.8 inches precipitation. several local notes on moves, remodeling, marriages, fishing trips, cafe reopening, club meetings, and sports results in Colville and nearby towns.
A long list of upcoming events in Stevens County and nearby areas is outlined, including farm sales, baseball games, parades, grand lodge and grand chapter meetings in Tacoma, Colville, and Spokane, plus dates for county fairs, elections, camp meetings, and a notable June 14 exhibition by Leonard Bryd, a ten year old mathematical prodigy regarded as a psychic phenomenon.
An advertisement for Dr. King's New Life Pills promises relief from constipation and a revived, alert feeling after taking one or two pills. The copy urges buying a box at the druggist for 26 cents and claims immediate improvement by morning.
A birthday surprise for James Chase and Ross Corle drew a large gathering of friends and neighbors on Saturday night at the James Chase home with dancing, visiting, and late hour refreshments. Other local notes include visits by B. M. Barnhouse and family, Mrs. Wilma Hobbs's hospital discharge, surveying work by M. Bowman, and property purchase by James Edgar. An adjacent medical ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and hall's pills, with a general sales note for the Examiner.
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