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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
3
The Colville Examiner issues every Saturday morning. Entered as second class matter Oct. 31, 1907 at Colville WA post office. Subscription $2 a year in advance. less than a year 5c per copy. Postage to BC and foreign 50c. Advertising rate card on request. Editor J C Harrigan. Renewal policy requires advance payment to date on label.
Mrs. L B Donley visits Four Lakes parents Colville Chapter 57 C E S hosts Spokane deputy grand matron and Pinne Tree 77 guests. Rev G E Whitten returns from Wenatchee Epworth League event. Bettie Hutchinson from Spokane visits Dr and Mrs Wells. Colville praised by Elma farmer H Tornquist. M E church to host Douglas Falls picnic June 17 with rides and basket lunch to fund cement walk projects. Farm Bureau executive panel discusses membership drive and future plans. Mrs E D Potter and Miss M A Potter host Rice guests Geo Gibson Oscar McKern. Mrs Margaret Klockman visits from Spokane. Valleyview hosts Will Taylor of Seattle for dinner. Public health nurse W G Glokner joins the Grange. New marriage licenses issued Hibert-Dowty Addy and Keyser-Hamilton Kettle Falls. Archie R Squire represents Kettle Falls in Spokane Odd Fellows convention.
Bluecreek residents report weekend travels to Tinsect Idaho and Chewelah visits. Local families attend dances and ball games in Chewelah while plans for a summer stay in Bellingham are noted. A Valley trip for medical procedures and a June 14 children day picnic with an evening program are mentioned.
A June jury term opened June 1 and ended June 8 with acquittal of George McCallum for murder on mental irresponsibility grounds. Highfill and Riise were cleared or dismissed. Matthews vs Meikle ruled for defendant. several cases dismissed or continued. jurors included Phillips Miller Kulzer Holmes Baxter Hankle Allen Guenther Dodson Abbott Spicer Peddycord.
This weekly price column reports Colville market quotations linked to Spokane values. It lists producer prices for livestock, butterfat, eggs, wheat and other commodities, plus current prices on bonds, wood, and deposits. Names Phil Moloso, George Stanley, and E M Davis are noted among readers.
Mass times listed for first and third Sundays eight and ten oclock. Second and fourth Sundays ten oclock. Rev E Bell SJ officiating.
Sunday all morning services begin at 11 with a sermon titled God the Preserver of Man. Sunday school starts at 10. Prayer meeting occurs Thursday evenings. Evangelistic services are held at Orin every Wednesday evening.
Junior B Y P U at 3 PM and Senior B Y P U at 6 30 PM no preaching. Bible study Tuesday 7 30 PM. Church of Christ Bible school 10 AM preaching 11 AM. Christian Endeavor 6 30 PM preaching 7 30 PM. Good music. Bible study Wednesday 7 30 PM.
G H Severance notes Sunday school at 10 with next services on Sunday morning and evening June 26 led by Rev E M W Smith. Morning worship at 11 with sermon The Wonderful Work of God and evening service at 8 on How to Succeed in Life. Junior league at 7 and prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30.
The county board of education met in early June to review state eighth grade exam results from May 19 and 20. Diplomas were awarded to many pupils, with individual reports mailed to those not receiving diplomas and standings sent to district clerks. The next exams are June 16 and 17.
Stevens County Washington treasurer Larilda McKeown warns after June 15 1921 all tax payments must be by certified check only. Personal checks will not be accepted due to frequent insufficient funds and account closed notes, causing extra work and potential collection actions. First publication June 9 1921. Last June 22 1921.
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with an order entered on May 7 1921 by the Stevens County Board of County Commissioners directing that the real property
The Stevens County treasurer announces a tax foreclosure sale at the Colville courthouse on June 25 1921 from 9 to 11 pm cash only. Properties include multiple Marcus Washington blocks and parcels in Brooks addition Marcus Heights and Strommen’s addition with specific lot numbers and a fractional land tract. If needed the sale may be adjourned day to day with the same terms and price announced at the time of sale.
Sealed bids due by Tuesday June 21 1921 for repair of the city water system upper reservoir in Colville Washington. Work includes new concrete material, replacement of old material, and must follow engineer plans on file with the city clerk. Bids on cash or general water works bonds. 5 percent certified check required. city may reject all bids. First publication June 9 1921. Last June 16 1921.
Notice states sealed bids due by 8 p m June 21 1921 for installing 7180 feet of ten inch creosote treated water pipe to connect upper and lower reservoirs in Colville Washington. Bids may cover installation only or both installation and removal of old pipe with strict plans and bond requirements.
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