Colville Prepares for Big Fourth of July Celebration
Businesses sign on to support a large Colville Fourth of July with signups for floats and street sports. Committees plan sunrise salute parade park entertainment baseball game with Northport autostunts and a band concert with Cham ber of Commerce leadership coordinating the day. Visitors from nearby towns expected to join in the celebration and the Chamber invites ideas to enhance the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
P. H. Johnson
Rolla Willett
M. W. Meyer
Chamber of Commerce
L. S. Thurber
L. B. Donley
Sons of Democracy Organization of
Inchelium
Stevens County Grangers At State Meeting And Fourth Festivities
Stevens county delegates attended the Washington State Grange session in Port Angeles where Bert Curry Meyers Falls was elected assistant steward among new state officers. The Inland Empire is invited to the Victory Celebration at Inchelium from June 30 to July 5, with Nespelem joining in the Fourth of July events. C. W. Lawson will be grand marshal for the celebration. W. Buckley Colville will oversee racing. July 3 4 and 5 feature Indian sports, baseball contests among regional teams, and the opening of Inchelium flour mills with a patriotic address by W. E. Humphries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens County
Washington
Eoward
Bert Curry
Meyers Falls
Lara Bouck
Sedro Woolley
Frank Field
Snohomish
F. W. Lewis
Tumwater
C. R. Cottrell
A. Kegley
Spokane
Pomona
Dora Nelson
Seattle
Flora
J. J. Chamberlain
Puyallup
Inland Empire
Inchelium
Nespelem
C. W. Lawson
William Buckley
Colville
Republic
Chewelah
Hunters
Spokane Indian Reservation
Inchelium Flour Mills
W. E. Humphries
H. G. Parmeter
Chas. P. Bennett
R. R. Coleman
Colville Business Directory Fragments Include Local Firms
A fragmented list of Colville area businesses covers automobile shops, hardware, department stores, mills, banks, attorneys, photographers, and medical professionals. The scattered entries name Columbia Garage, Willett Bros Garage, J Penney Co, Keller Hardware, First National Bank, Colville Marble and Granite Works, Wentz & Bailey, and others among shops and services in Stevens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Colville
First National Bank Haliding and
Loum B. Ide
Ners
Nk Kostka
Rank Kostka
J Penney Cr Clothing
Women's Barmans, Inc
Leader
J. Penney Co
Carroll's Pharmacy
Frank Tt. Goetter Dentinta
W. F. Diffenbaehrr
J. Ingle
O. FP
Bank of
Colville
Colville Abstract Co
Colville Land Co
First National Bank
J. Lasswell
Stevens County Abstract Codeweters
Engravera— Keerg
J. G. Rich Marble and Granite Works
Colville Marble and Granite Works
the Parlor Millinery
Notary Public
L. B. Donley W
Lon Johnson
J. Lasswellohn
B. Slater
Stevens County Abstract Co
Wentz & Dalley Osee W. Noble Optician
LB. G. Rich
Negda
KR. BH. Lee Co
TopNoch Flour Mills
Seven— Keller Hardware Co
Kildow & Campbell Leonard
Frank Kostka
Columbia Pacific Ga
Willett Bros
L. H. Rothliisberger
Old Stevens County fairgrounds to be sold by the county
The Stevens County Livestock Association petitions to sell the Colville fairground buildings and move them to the southwest stock show site. The grounds, once a center of county fairs and horse racing, will be used to house purebred stock exhibits, ending a era of local agricultural displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Stevens County
Stevens County Livestock Association
Stevens County Producers’ Association
Meyers Falls
M. W. Teeple
G. B. Ide
Spokane
British Columbia
Barnes Circus Depopulates Colville Area
The Barnes circus draws large crowds to Colville with a parade and a big tent show. Residents from nearby towns travel in, attracted by animal acts and the Fairyland production, while the marine band and revived soldiers lend the performance a lively air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Examiner
Barnes Circus
Flag Day tribute and Beecher on liberty through law
Today is Flag Day and homes and businesses display the Stars and Stripes. Henry Ward Beecher’s prose celebrates the flag as carrying American ideas, history, and feelings, symbolizing divine right of liberty through organized constitutional law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
G A R Encampment Set for Columbus Ohio in September
The 53d encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held in Columbus Ohio starting September 7, 1919. A reduced rate of one cent per mile will apply for members and their families, and for members of related auxiliary and relief organizations traveling with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman’s Relief Corps
Daughters of Veterans, Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
National Association of Army Nurses of the
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RICHS
Mieweler and Opticia
Stevens County Power & Light Co
Colville, Washington
P. E. Dingle
Mrs. Dingle
Colin M
Hay Denlersa— pNoch Flour Milla Teln— Hotel
Colville Hardware, Furances— Keller Hardware Co
Ht. K. Lee Co
Surape
Circus
Henry Watterson
Frank B. Goetter
Tas County
Colvili
Waīh
Smith’s
Colville, Wash
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