Community News Highlights From Kettle Falls Events
Local notes include visits by Colfax residents Mr and Mrs Irving Folsom and Mr and Mrs Claud Edgren. J Williams from Durango arrives for an indefinite stay with Charles Little. Remarks on travels to Soap Lake and Pullman plus social gatherings at 500 games and birthday party. Hunter football results and St Peters Guild plans. Reverend Smith to lead St Peters service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Folsom
Colfax
Frank Folsom
J. Williams
Durango
Col
Charles Little
L. B. Savage
Snohomish
Ethel Kelley
Albert Weigelt
Pullman
McInnis
Nel
O. E. Leiser
C. A. Heath
Eleanor Squire
A. M. Livermore
M. M. Fish
Grand Chapter
Spokane
Will Manning
Hotel Munro
Messrs
Mesdames
J. M. Williams
A. R. Mann
E. K. Jacobs
W. Manning
Rev. E. Smith
St. Peter’s
Arthur Holcomb
Hunters Edge Kettle Falls In Open Baseball Matchup
The game on the Kettle diamond ended with Hunters defeating Kettle Falls 8 to 6. Local notes report visits from E Mabot and family of California to sister Mrs F Markham and extra social gatherings at Friske and Burk households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kettle Falls
Kettle Diamond
E. Mabot
California
F. Markham
B. W. Friske
M. J. Burk
R. E. Overmyer
Helen Hamilton
Elizabeth Sampson
Anna Melin
Spokane
Nance Foster
Freda James
Berton
J. J. Alyea
Roy Stevenson
Greenwood Cemetery
Steve Burgess
Tom Lancing
P. Heber
J. C. Lynn
C. H. Bender
Colville
Lynn
State Grange
Meyers Falls
L.L. Harlow
Cloverdale Ranch
R. C. Walston
Belle Walston
Gazelle
Lela
Edith
Ek. A. Leithead
Rae Taylor
Republic
Cresco Ranch
F. Gordon
Anti-Tuberculosis League
F. E. Gordon
Arzina
Greenwood
Social and local notes from Greenwood and nearby towns
Greenwood residents and visitors fill weekends with gatherings, trips to Colville and Kettle Falls, and a busy church and club calendar. Local sports, haying, illnesses, and deaths shape community life as residents attend Eastern Star events, picnics, and farm work while noting notable visits and family updates.
Local happenings report from Addy and West Side
West Side and Addy residents attended a state Nonpartisan League meeting while visits occurred between families from Spokane. A Marble Valley Addy game is set for Sunday. A barn accident west of Addy left G K Birge with a broken collar bone. others escaped with bruises. School director plans, telephone line addition, and a 5 mill tax levy passed narrowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Forney
P. Wyss
Robert Staehli
Nonpartisan League
Leo Florian
Mary Toepel
G. K. Birge
Cedonia
Addy-Gifford
Addy
Ross Worach
Ed. Rhodes and Son
Davy Birge
Colville
L. G. Storkan
J. C. Hobson
Swiss Valley
J. S. Willis
Odessa
West Side School
A. Bucholtz
Earl Kemmerer
Lola B. King
C. Michel
Summit Valley News Highlights Local Errands and Education
Miss Kathryn Timmell returned home from Davenport. Mr and Mrs McDaniel attended meetings in Colville including Farm Bureau and directors convention. H J Noble cut alfalfa, Cossack variety, on one third acre. Several residents helped with farming tasks near Sunnyside and Summit. Eighth grade graduates include Arthur Graham Theodore Graham Helen Wyene Lena Wiltz and Natalie Noble scoring 89 and 93 in subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Timmel
Davenport
Mrs. McDaniel
Colville
Mr. McDaniel
Farm Bureau
Directors
H. J. Noble
C. J. Honea
Arthur
Theodore Graham
Helen
Walter Wyene
Summit School
Lena Wiltz
Sunnyside
Donald Hague
Charley Price
Clara Colburn
Albert Forslund
Natalie Noble
N. C. Paulsen
M. C. Garthe
Ole Hoel
Fundamental of General Welfare and farm marketing role
The piece argues the farmer’s prosperity is essential to all business and that a sound marketing system is key. It stresses cooperation, efficiency, and honest distribution, urging farm bureaus to build square deals and united efforts, with a brief local incident about Martha A. Boardman’s manhole accident at Indiana Avenue and Division Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Farm Bureaus
Martha A. Boardman
Stevens County
Garfield
Spokane
Indiana Avenue
Division Street
Miss Boardman
NEWS FROM BLACK LAKE
Several fishing and bathing parties visited Black Lake last Sunday including Mr and Mrs Matt Scherette Mr and Mrs Enos LaVigne Mr and Mrs L M McFarland Mr and Mrs Sidney Barnes Miss Lauretta Craft Mrs L C Favot Lester Favot J A Favot C Zirkel T Lyvel A four person fishing party from the R E Lee store fished all day with good results. Park Rapids and Twin Lakes visitors enjoyed swimming with Miss Marion Barnes Miss Jessie Peterson and Allen Daily spending the afternoon on the lake. Miss Peterson, visiting Mrs John F Daily, is skilled with the oars having lived near Lake Coeur d Alene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Scherette
Enos LaVigne
L. M. McFarland
Sidney Barnes
Lauretta Craft
Lester Favot
J. A. Favot
C. Zirkel
T. Lyvel
R. E. Lee
Park Rapids
Twin Lakes
Marion Barnes
Jessie Peterson
Allen Daily
Peterson
John F. Daily
Lake Coeur d’Alene
Thoughtful lambing tips from Washington extension service
From the Office of C M Hubbard extension animal husbandman the article urges readiness for early lambing with warm quarters lambing pens and supplies. It stresses ewe condition feeding concentrates with alfalfa, pasture mixes and grain, signs of ill Lambs, exercising breeding stock and the value of sweet clover as a substitute. It notes farm programs and a Truth in Fabrics petition by county livestock committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hubbard
State College of Washington
Sheep Club
Washington
Farm Bureau
Livestock Project
Walla Walla
Kittitas
Stevens
Thurston
Lewis
Congress
Hybrid No 128 Wheat Aims For Palouse Standards
In 1899 Prof. Spillman created Hybrid No. 128 at the Washington Experiment Station. The white club market wheat, a cross of Little Club and Jones Winter Fife, yields 44.4 bushels per acre in seven years, outperforming Red Russian and Forty Fold. It is a winter variety, winter hardy, and fairly drought resistant, with smut control possible by seed treatment. widely distributed and becoming the district standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Spillman
Washington
Little Club
Jones Winter Fife
County nurse warns measles danger and prevention
A Stevens county notice by a county nurse urges recognizing the seriousness of measles, warns against exposing children, and details quarantine rules. It stresses reporting cases, keeping infected households away from schools, burning contaminated tissues, and the goal of eradicating measles through strict precautions and public vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens County
Schedule of Coming Events in Stevens County
June 21 marks the first day of summer. June 21 22 feature 8th grade examinations. June 23 28 Colville Chautauqua. June 29 July 8 Kettle Falls chautauqua. July 17 big celebration at Inchelium. July 4 Chewelah celebration. September 28 30 Stevens County Livestock Assn annual show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville Chautauqua
Kettle Falls
Millinery Coats and Suits Clearance Ad
Closing out all lines with big reductions on summer hats for summer wear. Everwear Hosiery promises fit and satisfaction.
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Myrtie Fish
Kettle Falls News
the News of
F. C. Walston
C. A Leithead
A. L. Swanson
A. Branigan
Roy Campbell
Margaret
Arvella
Canada
Branigan
Briscoe
A. W. Smith
Ray Zapel
P. H. Briscoe
Eastern Star
Swanson
Clem Hansen
Frank Fedder
Fleet Mark
Yakima
Grandma Rose
Matthew
Alice Gerking
Chas. Aris
Chas
Fish
Harry Stephenson
Marcus
Myron Spencer
George Shenks
S. T. Higginbotham
Glen
Chewelah
Seaman
Ernest Hanna
M. E. Smith
Royce
Marguerite King
Joseph Bearline
Alice E. Brink
Seattle
Fred Brink
Milo . Britton
Mt. Carmel Hospital
M. C. Smith
Herald Hanshaw
West Side
Summit Valley News
Nathalie Noble
Frances
Juanita Colburn
Twila Price
T. J. Brooks
R. E
Lonnie Boyd
Milton Todd
Baker Studio
Black Lake
G. Constantine
the Parlor Millinery
Mra
C. L. Durkee
Astor
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