Colville News Highlights Local Events and Circulation
City council orders Main street dirt removed and four inches of gravel laid. Fourth of July concessions granted to committee. May water collections total 3569.10. Stannus Keller Hardware receives lime and cement shipments. Rebekah and Masonic events, travel of Graham sisters, and circus plans update Colville society. Campbell Brothers show arrives June 22 with parades and two performances.
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Main Street
Two Grand Masters Now Call Colville Home
Robert E. Lee elected grand master of Washington Odd Fellows at North Yakima session. Colville now hosts two grand masters, with W. R. Baker as grand master of Masons for the state. The piece notes local reactions, upcoming gatherings in Atlanta and Tacoma as 1911 host, and a pulpit critique of local option and liquor issues in Colville.
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W. R. Baker
Tacoma
Masonic Grand Lodge
A. B. Lansburn
L. E. Jesseph
Colville
Robert E. Lee
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
North Yakima
Mr. Lee
Lee
of Masons of
Washington
Messrs. Lee
Baker
Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows
N. K. Stanley
Bellingham
W.j.mccrosky
Palouse
Louis
Geo. A. Wells
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hotel Lee
Lax
Stevens County
Campbell Brothers circus rises to top of tent shows
The Campbell Brothers transformed a small wagon show into a leading national circus with acrobats gymnasts and trained animals. Their street parade at 10 a m features hundreds of horses riders and animals. Shows in Colville on Wednesday June 22 include parades and 2 and 8 p m performances amid rain damaged roads. A mill fire near Millcreek lumber threatened 2 000 000 feet of logs but was contained with quick response.
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Campbell Circus
Colville
West Still Street
British Columbia
Spokane
Campbell Brothers
Campbell Brothers Consolidated
McMullen
Winslow Mill
Millcreek Lumber Company
Root
Lane
Millville
Local notes hint at sport hopes and town moves
Frank Zirkle misthrew a ball as the team eyes a fall world championship. Louis Davis riding to town, a downhill crash left him with bruised face and skinned shins. Lake City merchants expand to add lines, while Postmaster Hugh Orr plans up to date offices. Mr Neal moves to Colville and Mrs E C Weston marries Hall of Bossburg.
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Frank Zirkle
Sheere
Louis Davis
Lake City Mercantile Company
Hugh Orr
Lake City
Neal
Colville
Golden
Dick Day
Alberta
Wm. Cootz
C.W. Campbell
E.C. Weston
Hall
Bossburg
A. C. Harris
Spokane
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Chicago
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Bert Bay
Howry
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Mr. Howry
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W. B. Dingle
Hotel Colville
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M. E. Church
Revs. Wells
W. A. Diggins
The
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Chas. K. Beaumle
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Smith
Hahn Lot
Perkins
Beaumle
Beaumie
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Murray
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W. L. Terry
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Roggenbuck
Walsh
Pend Oreille
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