Local Notes Highlight Community Events and Weddings
Colville letters describe a monthly solo night at Mrs Grace Lincoln Burnams with Hazel Aspend to perform and Mrs Burnam to sing. Miss Gladys Winslow escapes drowning at Winslow dam while visiting. Orrs and local residents, including Lew Harvey and Burr Winslow, are noted with various travels and work. An oats shipment, a front page car sale, and an arcus street projectare reported along with a farm land purchase near Medicine Hat. A wedding unites Fred Nudell and Margaret Terry. G A R and relief corps members return from Pullman. The 48th Colville auto is bought by J D Millspaugh. A church sermon by Rev. G H Rice is announced. a candy kitchen opens. a murder remains unmourned. White Lake Grange hosts Fourth of July dance. Hazel Aspend returns from Pullman. Cecil Wilmot faces another bout of tonsillitis.
Stevens County Motor Club forms in Colville amid road goals
The Stevens County Motor Club met at Dr B Harvey's office and organized with officers Dr L B Harvey president J D Casey vice president A Thayer secretary George Bioth treasurer Committees on roads adjustments and executive named to study roads damages and club business The club set a $5 annual fee for auto owners with lower fees for motorcycle and driver categories The group aims to improve roads and regulate drivers The meeting adjourned to Friday June 28 Colville June 13 Special Pearl Buchanan a 15 year old girl ran away and was found with Vaughn near Daisy and returned home Kettle Falls authorities are searching for Vaughn John Acorn Frank Oaks and others filed homestead proofs The week also carried news on local goings on and a note from E R Vaughan disputing an earlier Chronicle article
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Oaks
Harry C. Dowley
Fred Darlington
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Statesman-Index
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J. D. Hart
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Lilian
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Public Library Fund
Electric Bitters and local remedies advertise in Colville Examiner
A collage of advertisements and notices from the Colville Examiner lists Electric Bitters as a popular women’s tonic, sewing machines from New Home, watch cleaning services, legal notices, and miscellaneous wanted and for sale items. It mentions lost dogs, Edison records, and local travel to Spokane and Seattle. Also promotes no trespassing cloth notices and cheap trial bottles of King’s New Discovery for coughs.
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Frank B. Goetter
Orchard land bargains near Colville offered by M C Kelly
M C Kelly advertises 10 and 20 acre orchard tracts near Colville at $35 per acre for several 10 acre parcels, one 20 acre at $40, three 10 acre blocks at $50 each, one 40 acre tract at $75, and a 57 acre timbered tract at $35 per acre, urging quick purchase.
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Colville
M. C. Kelly
Community and political events announced for June to November
Coming events list includes the County Federation meeting in Chewelah June 18, Republican National Convention in Chicago June 18, Democratic National Convention in Baltimore June 25, Inland Empire Editors Day in Spokane June 22, Stevens County Pioneer Association picnic at Marcus June 25, Northeastern Washington Veterans Encampment in Chewelah July 25, declarations of candidacy July 11 to August 10, Inland Empire Federation of Commercial Clubs in Metaline Falls July 11, primary election September 10, and general election November 5.
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Inland’ Empire Federation of Commercial Clubs
Metaline Falls
Fourth of July Injuries Highlight Need for Quick Healing
The article lists numerous injuries from Independence Day incidents and extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for burns cuts bruises and other wounds. It mentions a sale ad for a Northwest quarter house priced at $1 000 and directs readers to Box 848 Colville.
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Frank. B. Goetter
Northwest Quarterhouse
Colville
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