Colville City Council debates streets and bids in July
Colville council met in regular session with Mayor Bredden presiding. Topics included street gravel work on First and Second avenues, a Salvation Army request to sell flags on Fourth of July, a Seattle charity conference invitation, and plans to bid by July 15 for sewer district two with a $1560 bid security.
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Colville
Bredden
Waddell
Senger
Ide
Burk
St. Clair
Thayer
Dodson
Foster
First
Second Avenue
Salvation Army of
Spokane
George F. Cotrell
Seattle
Meyers Addition
Washington
Grover G. Graham
Maple Street
Dominion Avenue
Order to Show Cause Why Real Estate Sale Proceeds
In Stevens County Washington the Superior Court orders all interested parties to appear on July 28 1913 at 9 30 a m in Colville to show cause why the administrator William E Stuart should not be granted authority to sell the estate realty described as the north half of the southeast quarter section 14 township 37 north range 37 E W M for the best interest of Angeline Stuart deceased and her heirs. The notice directs publication for four consecutive weeks in the Colville Press.
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Superior Court
State of Washington
Stevens
A. Brannigan
O. P. Mecer
L. C. McCoy
Henry Overman
Towit
Colville
Stevens County
Washington
O. P. McCoy
Johnson and Brown Road
Township
Said
Smiga
W. L. Woodard
H. M. Dorman
State Ofvens
National Exchange Bank
E. B. Heritage
A. D
BE. W. M
Will H. Heritage
National Exchane? Bank
State of
County of
Stuart
William E. Stuart
Angeline Stuart
Superior
Aews
H Jackson
Daily Newspaper Subscriptions Offer On West Side
The Examiner advertises combined subscriptions for Tacoma Daily Ledger and Colville Examiner at 5.25 for 7.50 pair and Tacoma Daily News with Colville Examiner at 3.75 for 6.50 pair. Orders with cash go to The Examiner.
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West Side
Tacoma Daily Ledger
Colville Examiner
Tacoma Daily News
Examiner
Juvenile and Community Sports Day at Local Park
James Petty runs juvenile races including girls and boys events with cash prizes, followed by main events on Main Street led by Grover Graham. Kettle Falls faces Colville in baseball, a 7:30 band concert, 8:30 grand ball, Fontaine orchestra, and a late motion picture showing at the opera house with rest rooms at the chamber HQ.
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North Main Street
City Park
J.C. Harrigan
H. M. Dorman
Colville
Chamber of Commerce
Liberty
J. B. Thomas
W. P. Wagley
Dr. L. A. Kerr
Carl Buchanan
Dr. L. B. Harvey
R. A. Thayer
Calithumpians
Pony Brigade
Bicycle Brigade
Calithumpian
James Petty
G. W. Kildon
Main Street
Grover Graham
Kettle Falls
Bliss Phillips
Masonic Temple
Fontaine Orchestra
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County of Ste
Ste
Ange
Adele Carlin
Bonita Dorman
Mrs. Cole Dorman
Minnie
Florence Sill
Honolulu
H. Y. Dorman
Opportunity
George Waller
Echo and
Millville
Bennett's Grove
John Deguer
Dean
Colville Fire Department
Dorman
J. C. Harrigan
Louis Keller
H. O. Bair
Main Avenue
Fourth Street
E. W. Achilles
Free Methodist Church
Achilles
Jules Ryff
Africa
Ryff
Johnson
Hard, Trembley
Newport
Marshal Henry W. Foster
Marel Bean
Colville Sanitarium
B. W. Emery
Emery Connor
Bluecreek
Verva Kimball
Orin
Foley
Foley & Company
Carroll Drug Company
Colville Courts
Marcus Vs
Earl Strong
Howard W. Stull
Geo. T. Klein
H. Wade Bailey
M. L. Sanders
Opera House
Marcus