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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
3
The Colville Examiner, issued each Saturday, provides subscription rates of 1.50 per year in advance with six months 90c and three months 50c, plus postage to British Columbia and foreign destinations. Editor J. C. Harrigan and Associate Editor Miss Mary Lucas lead a professional staff and promote renewal procedures, address changes, and advertising rate cards on request.
Colville plans a big Fourth celebration with sunrise salute parade basket dinner free coffee and lemonade races baseball and other sports aeroplane flights dancing bands and fireworks. The chamber of commerce sponsors the event and prizes include a $150 purse for the Chewelah Colville baseball game.
Joe proclaims Mandy as his wife while recalling their life together. He recalls bringing her to The Studio for a portrait, with staff complimenting her silver hair and dignified look. The story notes the photo’s unique, dignified appearance and the narrator’s strong feelings. The Baker Studio is located opposite Metel Celville.
The ChurchesChristian Science hold services every Sunday at 11 and Wednesday evenings at 8. Catholic Mass occurs at eight and ten on the first and third Sundays, and at ten on the second and fourth Sundays. Rev. E Boll SJ officiates.
The Free Methodist church camp meeting committee thanks Colville for kindness during ten day stay in the City park. Gratitude extends to merchants and individuals whose money and labor aided the success. The gathering, praised for its water and camp facilities, aims to benefit both community and church. Rev. Guy Denney notes visitors from Seattle and Portland.
Rev. C. H. Alborn lead regular worship with Junior B Y P U at 3 and Senior at 6 50. Prayer meeting next Wednesday evening. Ladies aid meets at the church Fridays in summer. Pastor to preach at Basin school house Sunday at 3. July and August union services with other churches. watch for meeting place.
Sunday school at 10 Bible school quarterly review of lessons Communion at 11 sermon Agency of the Holy Spirit in Sanctifying the Christian Long service at 8 topic Chas ing Bubbles Mid-week service Wednesday at 8 Choir practice Friday at 4 Patriotic services Sunday July 4 at 11 Preparations are going forward Public invited to all services Why not form the going to church habit It isn t any worse habit than the lodge habit Are you game Try it once
County Agent Plum and Rev. R H Allen plan a portable DeVry projector show to travel with Ford cars. Educational films from state college US department of agriculture and Ford Motor company will be used at grange farm bureau and neighborhood picnics. Also notices on church services and reinstatement of war risk insurance before July 1 1920.
Dr. R. J. Alcorn of Grangeville Idaho takes over Harvey hospital and plans patient care beginning July 1. Hazel Calhoun of Colville will head the facility with a Walla Walla General Hospital background.
ER C Durdle, agriculture instructor under the Smith Hughes act, guides about 15 of his students with projects in corn pigs sunflowers and more to the Farmer Extension and Field day at state college Pullman July 7. They depart July 6 and tour experimental plots with explanations and a free noon dinner. A prior attendee said the trip paid for itself.
The piece contrasts local deputy sheriffs Ham Lane and Dorman tracking moonshine activity with romantic frontier stories from Kentucky and Tennessee. It notes the public’s familiarity with these lawmen and their nightly pursuits. The Colville Piano House promotes a Hamilton Player piano with four medals and transposing feature sold on easy payments.
The article recounts Barmans store history from 1887 when Dave Barman bought the business, through moves to sites including the Rickey block, to the present brick building opened in 1906. In 1909 the firm Dilsheimer Dannheiser and Strauss took over, with staff of 17 and long tenure of key employees.
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