Colville News Highlights Local Movements and Meetings
Claude C Casey of Casey and Sons travels to Spokane Tuesday to handle business then stays for the Pow Wow. Mrs Robert M Howells arrives from Fargo for a brief Colville visit before visiting Cashmere and Seattle relatives. Congregational church services set for Sunday with sermons and activities. P R Parks attends Inland Empire Federation meeting in Wenatchee. Springdale Council reverses decision on Bartholomew bill granting no pay. Bartholomew may sue. Dr D H Lewis named town health officer. no marshal appointed. Proposals for Foley Kidney Pills and Dean's Ointment advertised. Stevens County Livestock Association to meet June 14 at Northport, with notable visitors expected. County auditor issues hunting and fishing licenses under new law. licenses expire March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Howells
Colville
Fargo
North Dakota
Cashmere
EF. J. Snider
Seattle
P. R. Parks
Inland Empire Federation of Commercial Clubs
Federation
Wenatchee
Springdale
C. E. Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Kruse
D. H. Lewis
Loon Lake
Foley
Foley & Company
Carroll Drug Company
Chewelah
Best Laxative for the Aged
An advertisement notes that old men and women need a safe painless laxative and hails Dr King's New Life Pills as prompt and easy for the aged. It lists a price of 25 cents and a recommendation by Frank B. Goetter.
Call for Bids on Seasoned Wood by District Three
Union High School District No. Three invites sealed bids for one hundred cords of mixed fir and tamarack cord wood. Deliveries to Colville High School between September 1 and October 1, 1913. Bids due by 2 pm on June 26, 1913. bonds may be required. bids rejected at district option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School
Board of Directors
Union High School District
Colville
F. Leo G Stead
Colville Luncheon Plans Park Clean Up and Local News
At the Monday luncheon in Dorman’s cafe Colville leaders formed the management committee for the park clean up set for Monday June 23, with Engineer F B Thomas and Attorney F Leo Grinstead among others. The event will feature a city picnic dinner and coffee by the chamber. Also noted are transfer of Colville Steam Laundry to J C Hutchinson, ongoing baseball schedule for the next 30 days, a marriage license for David E Pearson and Sarah Borts, and local notes on courts, schools, barber shops, and Rev A K McRae services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Dorman
F. 8. Thomas
F. Leo Grinstead
Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Sax
Pioneer Association
Spokane
R. E. White
The
Spokane Democrat
James Wynne
J. C. Hutchinson
Wr. Wynne
John Wright
Wright
Wynne
Jack Hanly
Hanly
Klussman City
Republic Invincibles
Marcus
Kettle
Fort Wright
Deer Park
Valley News Social Notes and Lodge Elections
Alex Monson left for Bellingham Saturday to visit Mrs. Monson who is slowly recovering from a severe surgical operation. Grandeur Rebekah lodge elected officers June 5 for the coming term with Ida Belknap as N G Florence Hoag as V G Hazel Belknap as secretary and Joe Atkinson as treasurer. Arthur Lemon left Saturday morning for Walla Walla to attend grand lodge. Mrs A J Hoskins was a Spokane guest and other local guests include Miss Helen De Voe of Deer Park and Miss Stanford of Spokane staying with Mrs Wilbur Sheppard. Mr and Mrs J A Burrows entertain his sister from Quincy Washington.
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N. G
Ida Belknap
V. G
Florence Hoag
Hazel Belknap
Joe Atkinson
Arthur Lemon
Walla Walla
Grand Lodge
A J. Hoskins
Spokane
Chewelah News Briefs Include Visits and Fires
Saturday shopper and travelers report routines with Mrs Day leaving for Walla Walla and Kinney Edwards family visiting Kettle Falls. Dr Wilber Cartwright to Spokane, Miss Agnes Kulzer and Eunice Bennett visit Chewelah. I O O F and Rebekah to hold church services with Rev White delivering. Charlie Peach improves tenement in Colville. A J Gorwell buys nine Chewelah lots to build this fall. William Woodbury mill burns at four. no insurance, rebuild planned. Farmers union picnic at Waitis Lake well attended with good addresses dinner and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Day
Walla Walla
Grand Lodge
Kinney Edwards
Kettle Falls
Wilber Cartwright
Spokane
Agnes Kulzer
Eunice
Bernice Bennett
Chewelah
Rebekah
Methodist
Notable Women Featured In Community Notices
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt champions economy in electric use while valuing light. Lydia Berkley Tague, county court judge in Hagle county California, believed first woman on a county bench. Emily Howland Bourne funded a New York blind factory building, Bourne Workshop named for her parents. Dr Mary Mills Patrick, president of the American College for Girls in Constantinople, hails from Canterbury New Hampshire and trained in Iowa and Lyons colleges before leading the Constantinople school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Lydia Berkley Tague
Hagle County
Cally
Emily Howland Bourne
New York City
New Bedford
Mass
Bourne Workshop For
Miss Bourne
Mary Mills Patrick
American College For Girls
Constantinople
Canterbury
N. H
Iowa
Lyons College
State University of Iowa
Stockmen to Meet in Northport Saturday June 14
Stevens County Livestock Association to hold a special meeting in Northport on Saturday June 14 with several well known stockmen and high grade breeders in attendance. J H Mc Crusky Sprague S B Nelson Pullman state veterinarian and secretary of Northwestern Livestock Association Samuel Glasgo Spokane Centennial Mill Company president and authority on stock and dairy Stevens County and Inland Empire speakers E A Smith Spokesman-Review and EB A Bryan state agricultural college president address the gathering. Evening program at eight ends with a midnight banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Stevens County Livestock Association
Northport
J. H. McCrusky
Sprague
S. B. Nelson
Pullman
Northwestern Livestock Association
Samuel Glasgo
Centennial Mill Company
Spokane
Stevens County
E. A. Smith
The
Spokesman-Review
EB. A. Bryan
State Agricultural College
Inland Empire
Pen and Brush Artists and Writers Highlight American Arts
Harold MacGrath has traveled widely and returns for pleasure. Susanama Kwaya, famed Japanese storyteller, studied in Germany and plans a physician career. Edwin H. Blashfield, creator of the Library of Congress dome, works on a massive canvas for the new Wisconsin state capitol at Madison, with figures said to surpass prior American works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold MacGrath
Susanama Kwaya
Hans Christian Andersen
Germany
Edwin H. Blashfield
Library of Congress
America
Madison
Wis
Notice of Tax Delinquency Foreclosure in Stevens County
In Stevens County Superior Court Washington W L Sax plaintiff sues R M Shull James W Whitley and unknowns to foreclose a lien on real property for unpaid 1907 taxes plus penalties interest and costs The 1913 notice lists delinquency certificate 1542 with amounts paid 1906 1908 1909 1910 1911 taxes and totals 12 98 plus 16 percent interest A summons requires appearance or payment within sixty days from June 14 1918 and indicates John B Slater as attorney Colville Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Stevens
W. L. Sax
R. M. Shull
James W. Whitley
State of
Washington
Towlt
Colville
Maid County
John B. Slater
P. O
Current Comment and Select Quotes on Literature
A compilation notes tongue in cheek remarks from Toledo Blade on baggage masters and royal pretensions. It also includes a quip about an Edition de Luxe one dollar book sold for a thousand dollars and Twain mocked by a British critic as a poor man of letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Blade
New York Tribune
Mark Twain
New York World
Feminine Fancies and Inaugural Parade Theorizing
A collection of quips about women from Chicago News Galveston News and the Boston Globe. It notes a 10,000 woman suffragist march in Washington for the inaugural parade and jokes on spending habits and hobble skirts. The items reflect early 20th century gender discourse and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Galveston
Washington
Boston Globe
Facts From France Describe Social Conditions
It reports that about 11 million married couples exist in France with nearly 2 million childless. Paris has a carriage for every 43 people and a bicycle for every 16. One third of France’s adults reportedly have no wealth. An insect is harming apples in French orchards by boring into fruit causes it to wither and drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Motorcar Trends Across Nations Ignite Auto Interest
Feminine touring followers are called motoresses as German electrical firms push car building. English makers apply luminous paint to automobiles making cars glow at night. The paint is claimed to make the vehicle visible for two miles in the dark without lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Tottering Turkey in the Eyes of Major Papers
The Washington Post says Turkey risks losing status if it cannot keep pace in major leagues. The Memphis Commercial Appeal blames excess wives reputations and overconfidence for Turkey’s troubles. The Washington Star notes Turkey is seen as Asiatic territory mislocated by geographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Washington Post
Memphis
Washington Star
Kitchen Helps for New Pans and Enamelware
Practical kitchen tips advise scouring new pans with salt, rinsing and drying to prevent sticking. Keep the oven door slightly open when idle to vent gas and odors. For white enamelware, boil in a strong baking soda solution to restore brightness.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
An 19th century advert claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only constitutional remedy. It attributes deafness to inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube, cites catarrh as the cause in nine of ten cases, and offers $100 for any deafness cured otherwise, with circulars available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Sheriff’s Sale in Stevens County Washington 1918 Notice
By order of the Stevens County Superior Court a sheriff’s sale is set for July 12, 1918 at the courthouse door. The property includes multiple tracts totaling 440 acres in sections 10 25 26 and areas in township 32 north range 37 east WM. Cross-defendants’ property is levied to satisfy a judgment of 6204.67 plus interest and fees, with attorney’s fee and costs awarded to Thomas Baslington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Towlt
Stevens County
Washington
E.W. M
Thomas Baslington
W. L. Woodard
H. M. Dorman
Daily Paper Subscriptions Offer From The Examiner
The Examiner announces discounted daily papers for west side readers. Tacoma Daily Ledger and Colville Examiner cost 5.25 for both, regular 7.50. Tacoma Daily News and Colville Examiner cost 3.75 for both, regular 6.50. Send orders with cash to The Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Tacoma Daily Ledger
Colville Examiner
Tacoma Daily News
Examiner
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured In Local Ad Testimony
Colville readers are reminded that a familiar back burden may signal kidney illness. John Thompson of Spokane testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his lumbago and kidney pain after use. Sold by dealers nationwide at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Dean
John Thompson
Second Ave
Spokane
Wash
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Guaranty & Investment Co. Specials on Colville properties
Listings offer 7 lots on Sixth Avenue Colville a 6 room house barn storehouse fruit garden tract with city water and electric lights. 120 acres east of Bossburg with 110 acres bottom land 40 in cultivation ideal dairy farm price 3000. Two Main St Colville lots with 6 room house 1500. 160 acres six miles east of Colville 70 cultivated 15 acres apples peaches pears 80 acres tillable 6 room box house wells water price 6500. Block 22 state addition homebuilder terms build thereon. Rental house South Oak four blocks from post office 10 monthly. Five and ten acre tracts on easy terms.
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Sixth Avenue
Colville
Bossburg
Main St
South Oak
P. O
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Colville News
Claude C. Casey
Casey & Sons
Metropolis
Congregational Church
Daddy
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Bryan
Washington State College, Pullman
Bank of Colville
Tota
Couney
J. I
GW. Winter
Correst
C. W. Winter
Bill Stewart
Sherif Woodard
David E. Pearson
Godfrey
Sarah
Borts
Munro Vs. Williams
W. G.smiley
Houston
Texas
Bogisburg
John Murphy
Tom Aspend
John Contorino
G. B. Ide
Ben Swade
Thomas
J. A. Rochford
L. C. Jesseph
Chicago
A. K. McRae
Baptist Church
W. F. Diffenbacher
J. F. Wallich
Bartlett, Neb
Adv
Barmans
Strauss
Tottering
First National Bank
U.S
U. S
National Bank
Postal Savings Deposit
Twek
Tota Pees
A. L. Rogers
Huon Wappbet
H. Youna
J. Davies
Bet
Title Guaranty & Investment Co
Henry R. Spedden
Mgr
Rickey Block
Colville, Wash
Kimball
Poultry Culture
Woman's World
Paraffine Paint Co
San Francisco
Chicago Heights
R. E. Lee Co
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