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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
3
A marriage license was granted to Jennie Luella Nesbitt and Alfred J. Stockwell of Daisy, last Saturday. Foley Kidney Pills advertised for kidney and bladder health by Carroll's Pharmacy as an aid to restoring and maintaining kidney function.
Information filed in the superior court charges C W LaFors with malicious injury to property for taking and using Miss Martha L Cousins automobile on June 2 1915 without permission. The report also lists local notices and ads from Colville area including drugstore products and local social notices.
Dale Jones sustains a sprained ankle during a Fat Lean game. Notable items include licenses issued under a new auto law, mining plans in Nevada, and local weddings and marriages. Obituary notes Mrs. Mary Hansen, born 1869 in Denmark, honored for community work. multiple gatherings and visits across Colville.
Notice to Tamarack Circle No 221 Women of Woodcraft to meet at the Masonic temple Sunday at two o clock to attend the funeral of deceased member Mrs Mary Hansen. Guardian neighbor Mrs Flora Dupuis and clerk Mrs Nellie Seal.
Harry C. Cranke the Colville auctioneer has moved to Spokane to expand his business while continuing to serve Stevens County. In a June 7 1915 letter he thanks friends and says sales can be handled from his Spokane address 2509 Boone Ave and via Archer R Squire at Kettle Falls for remaining Colville sales.
Members of Colville Camp No. 277 W. O. W. are asked to meet at the Masonic temple Sunday at 2 PM to assist Tama rack Circle No. 221 Women of Woodcraft in performing rites over the body of Mary Hansen. Conductor F B Goetter, committee, and Clerk W Gammage listed.
The column lists services at Christian Science Society and M E church with subjects God the Preserver of Man and A Model Health Law. Dr J W Henderson speaks for the Health Conservative League on tuberculosis and contagious diseases. A union meeting with Dr I S Clark on Prevention of Contagious Diseases is planned, plus a Christian Endeavor gathering and youth program. A restaurant is for sale at $350 with owner leaving town.
In a Sunday game the visitors were soundly defeated 12 to 2 as Graham and Johnson pitched for Colville while DeGrief and Phillips starred for the home team. Phillips collected four straight singles, DeGrief struck out eight, and Graham fanned nine as the crowd noted lineup improvements. The Colville team plans to travel to Ione next, then host Rossland in mid June with Moss and Rogers slated to pitch one of the games.
The Spokane editorial page denounces William Jennings Bryan amid his resignation. Colville notes local politicking, waterfront funding, hay on streets, and a sagging Colville baseball season with seven wins in twelve games.
The 5 and 10 Store announces it has secured the agency for New Idea Dress patterns. All patterns will sell at 10 cents, down from the former 16 cents, with a free fashion plate offered upon request.
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