Kettle Falls Weekly Briefs Highlight Mail Contract and Local Notices
Mrs Myrtie Fish and Representative Lew Fuller secure a four year mule mail contract from Kettle Falls to Fort Spokane beginning July 1 with two International trucks. A. V. Hull plans to move to Daisy this week while Mull helps Fuller run Daisy to Fort Spokane. The Kettle Falls Cemetery Association met at Mrs Luell Morrison’s, and Dr Baldwin reports W G Hannam in Paris hospital for throat trouble. he has served as interpreter at the front for six months. Dr and Mrs Greenwald travel to Spokane. Mrs N H Carey stays with Frank Zirtamann’s home during absence in Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Fuller
Kettle Falls
Fort Spokane
A. V. Hull
Daisy
Mr. Mull
Mr. Fuller
Kettle Falla
Dalay
Boyds
Meyers Falls
TL Welch
Riverview
W. W. Henderson
J. W. Worley
J. T. Luxmore
Spokane
Daisy News and Local Social Roundup
Local corresp ndent Mina Ruth Pierce and others motored to Colville last Tuesday with Beil Eddings. Several residents travel to Deer Park and Spokane events, while Daisy hosts visitors from Moscow and Colville. Weather hints at rain as farmers finish first hay crop and Red Cross auxiliary gains momentum in Pleasant Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Red Cross
Folsom
Rice
Sam Robinson
Shannon Ford
Arzina Hills
Greenier
C. A. Small
Colville
Community notices from Meyers Falls and surroundings
Mrs A L Swanson and Mrs Hartwell visited the Felder home Sunday. Miss Kelsie Curry returned after five weeks with Mr Tye. Meyers Falls Sunday school held a large Children’s Day program. Rev House of Kettle Falls will preach next Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Fr Mark and Fran cis and Mrs Spencer drove to Colville, roads rough, one puncture and a blowout. Mia, Lemuel Curry and Mrs Minnie Curry visited Spokane, returned Wednesday. Mrs S A Lynn and Mrs Bender attended a Minute Women meeting in Meyers Falls. Red Cross met Tuesday. ways and means raised 15.86. Ted Cross plans another movie last Saturday. Children swam at Swanson’s river hole. gate kept closed. Alta Gerking’s eighth birthday party held with many friends and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Stringham
Colville
Beil Eddings
J. C. Peterman
Anna Stringham
Thomas Bradley
Deer Park
Fruitland Irrigation Company
Daisy
Kettle Falls
Waterloo Nine
Stanger Creek Boys
Waterloos
Louise Sackett
Ruth Cole
Moscow
Idaho
Polly Parrot
Ralph Stewart
Harrington
Washington
Ray Cranston
Duckworth
Fernie Park
Rice
Mr. Cranston
Henry Stewart
Lawrence Martin
Gerome
Will Stewart
A. L. Swanson
Hartwell
Felder
Kelsie Curry
Tye
Meyers Falls
C. BE
House of
Mark
Little Francis
Spencer
Mia
Lemuel Curry
Minnie Curry
Spokane
Curry
Lynn
Red Cross
Ways and Means Committee
Ted Cross
Swanson
Swansons
Alta Gerking
Lucile Smith
Burnice Pittman
Margarita Burns
Dorothy Briscoe
Ada Paulson
Eva, Schenk
Carebell Randall
Evan Matthews
Goldie Knight
Sadie Bouten
Lillian Crowe
Glen Higginbot
Residents share news from Rice and Colville area
Mr. and Mrs. Barber traveled from Colfax in an Overland, with Mrs. Barber and daughter visiting her parents, E W McCann, and Fred Whitford visiting at the Golm home. Mrs. Pollen and son Jackie toured from Hillside, visiting sister Mrs. Brandes, finding road conditions poor on Meyers Falls to Kettle. Siebert Meyers, home from Bremerton, was honored by a large party and farewells as he heads toward France via Bremerton. enlistment figures discussed in Spokane. Harold Clinton serves as soldier at Fort Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
D. C. Allen
William Brandes
Pollen
Meyers Falls-Kettle Road
Siebert Meyers
J. D. Meyers
Siebert
Bremerton
Nichols
Spokane
Navy
Chamberlain
Mr. Allen
Yomerry
Lad
Meyers
S. Cranston
Harry Nettleton
Colville
Ernest Kirchberg
Orient
Alice Rice
Local Colville Notes On Residents And War Efforts
Ada M. Brown and Miss Ardis Carpenter visit Colville with sisters and relatives. Families from Meyers Falls, Cloverdale, and The Elms discuss pillow making, wheat planting, and winter wheat drives. George Winfield Reynolds arrives to oversee work at The Elms, while others attend meetings and shop in Colville.
Sunday Socials and Community Gatherings Across Greenwood
Mr and Mrs F Zurbruge and guests spent the day with Edward Zurbruge while neighbors and friends visited during a sunny weekend. A large turnout at Greenwood schoolhouse forecasts a bigger Children’s Day program next Sunday led by Mrs J W Lynn and young helpers. Local visits include J W Reynolds and Joe Turner to Colville, and Mrs Frank Gordon hosting a Kensington for her daughter Roy Earnest who weds in Oregon. Haying season begins as Cedarhurst folks start northward for Northslope work. Bert Cur returns from Walla Walla condemnations of grange treatment, while state grange positions stay neutral on politics. Co F Wheeler travels to Meyers Falls and Winslow mill on business. Daisy visit with J H Abbott, and Clarence Bell heads to Meyers Falls for station work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lynn
J. W. Reynolds
Joe Turner
Colville
Frank Gordon
Kensington
Roy Earnest
Oregon
Mesdames L. L. Harlow
Ellen Krueger
Glenford Walston
J. C. Lynn
Winslow
Cedarhurst
Northslope
Bert Cur
Walla Walla
State Grange
Grange
Arden News Briefs From Arden and Surroundings
Miss Elsie Elwood named representative. Guy H Hall of Arden joins the marines and may be called mid month. W D Elwood and daughter Elsie visited the Albert Keough home in White Lake. Arden pupil Harry Jones passed the eighth grade exam with good grades. Mrs W F Baxter ill this week. W D Flwood and Violet Baxter family trip to Lead Point in a Ford with no car trouble. Arden mill to close briefly. workers reassigned to Lead Point. June Keyes, infant daughter of Jack and Mrs Keyes, very ill under Dr Henderson. Red Cross ice cream social and auction at Arden schoolhouse slated for tonight, June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy H. Hall of
Arden
W. D. Elwood
Elsie
Albert Keough
White Lake
Harry Jones
Arden School
W. F. Baxter
W. D. Flwood
Tiger
Ford
A. I. Baxter
Violet
Arden Mill
Lead Point
June Keyes
Jack Keyes
Dr. Henderson
Red Cross
Arden Schoolhouse
Marriage Unites Vancouver Couple in Colville
Miss Laura Verrill and Charles Fram of Vancouver Wash were married June 2 in Colville with several locals attending. Fram works in the shipyards and is described as a young man of sterling quality. Verrill has been a Colville resident for years and a skilled seamstress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darin
Spokane
A. A. Hall
Canada
Colville
Mr. Hall
Laura Verrill
Charles Fram
Vancouver
Wash
Mr. Fram
Verrill
War Savings Campaign Opens In Stevens County
Hugh Waddell chairs Stevens County War Savings drive urging every adult to pledge and buy War Savings Stamps totaling 558300 dollars. Meetings set for June 28 across subdistricts with local and county committees, Minute Women and county Women’s War Work leading literacy and literature efforts at Colville headquarters in the First National bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Waddell
Colville
Stevens County
O. W. Noble
R. A. Thayer
W. W. Campbell
Frances Robinson
First National Bank
Minute Women
L. C. Jesseph
National War Savings Committee
National War Savings
Europe
Campaign to Return Excess Flour for Overseas Shipment
The food administration under Charles Hebberd orders the return of all flour above 49 pounds per household and 30 day supply per dealer. Blanks go to flour dealers and county admins. returns are tracked to Portland grain corporation for dispatch of ships abroad. Prosecution possible for noncompliance as wheat and flour for allies rely on U.S. saved supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Food Administration
Charles Hebberd
Washington
Hig
France
Honeymoon Ends Abruptly As Groom Is Arrested
In Colville Miss Lina Jackson, married last week in Spokane to James E. Mc Cord, faces a grim future after the groom was arrested on a theft charge. He was convicted in a Spokane justice court and sentenced to 60 days in jail for stealing the Haynes car used to bring the bride home. The owner, Frank Airey of Spokane, reported the theft after Mc Cord failed to return the car and left for Seattle. Mc Cord admitted taking the car but claimed no intent to steal, saying he only failed to notify the owner of the car’s location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Lina Jackson
Spokane
James E. McCord
Haynes
McCord
Frank Airey
Airey
Seattle
Pocket loose leaf billing system adopted in Colville
The pocket loose leaf billing and statement system is the latest in use in Colville. Bills statements and memoranda can be carried in an indexed pocket book saving time worry and calculation. It is also used for a petty ledger or by cash businesses with occasional credit carried for a few days. The Examiner furnishes these books and fillers and samples can be sent by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colvillle
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Editch Company
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Karen Fogh
Luxmore
N. Wall
Lee Hotel
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Hunters Hotel
Archer R. Squire
Harvey
Gifford
Bissell
Cedonia
Hunters
Fruitland
Waterloo
Meteor
Cleveland
Cedar Canyon
Deer Trail
Davenport
Kettle Fall
F.c.zirtzmann
Slagle
J. H. Slagle
Bob Downey
Graham
Electric Point Mining Company
Board of County Commissioners
Northport and
Deep Creek
Boundary Road
Roy Young
Northport
Earle T. Gates
Spedd
B . Spedden
Hall
Cal
Cone of Vents
Mina Ruth Pierce
Greenwood
Ada M. Brown
Ardis Carpenter
Charles Zalesky
B. C. Hale
Cloverdale
BE. R. Lynn
James Carpenter
Marek Thomas
Port Meyer
Virginia
Evergreen Ranch
Elms
N. Thomas
Frank Walston
George Dunn
George Winfield
George Winfield Reynolds
Bender
M. W. Teeple
Meyers Falls Hotel
Elsie Elwood
Garrison Flats
U.S.S
Retu
Panama
Colvilles
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