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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
4
A fragmented OCR item from Dayton Ohio references Unted Sales Company with a P O Box 101. The brief lacks detailed actions or dates but marks a local business notice format.
John and Frank Ebbert of Rice aged 44 and 34 were examined by Dr. Harvey and Dr. Clark and committed to the state institution for feeble minded at Medical Lake. Deputy Sheriff Jackson arrested James Van Horn on a supposed assault charge which was dismissed. Several local court actions and highway contracts are noted along with county notices and local business moves.
A local cinema offers continuous motion pictures nightly from 7 until 10:30, with admission priced at 10 cents. The looping program runs through the evening providing continuous showings for patrons seeking affordable entertainment.
Colville plans road games with Northport on June 28 and Hunters on July 12. The June 22 summer solstice is noted, and from June 28 to July 5 Colville will host a street carnival organized by the Colville band.
Local advert cites H B Smith of Spokane Washington praising Dean's Kidney Pills for two years of kidney trouble. He reports relief from back pain discolored secretions frequent night urination headaches dizziness poor appetite and overall misery after using the product. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co props Buffalo NY.
Miss Effie Shull of White Lake joins General hospital as assistant. Miss Blanche Ewing of Arden returns home from General hospital after medical treatment. E. E. Bridgeman of Napoleon, Colville business visitor, manages the Kettle River Trading Company. Mrs. Joe Klass of Boundary recovers from a major operation at General hospital. Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound advertised for cough relief, with note children may use it and no opiates included.
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