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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
3
The Colville Examiner announces subscription details including $1.60 yearly in advance with six months at 50 cents and foreign rates at 50 cents extra. Editor C Harrigan and Frances Robinson as associate editor outline renewal notices, payment forms, and address-change procedures for readers.
Architect D. H. Kimple sustains eye injuries when an emery wheel shatters at his North Main shop. He seeks Spokane specialist care after surgery by Dr. R. F. Goetter. Community posts include scouts, a car crash near Echo, veterans, visitors, plant blooms, and social events around Colville.
The schedule lists Adventist Sabbath school each Saturday, Catholic Mass at eight and ten on first and third Sundays and ten on second and fourth Sundays with Rev E Bell S J officiating. Christian Science meets Sundays at 11 and Wednesdays at 8 with Sunday topic Christian Science. Methodist Episcopal led by Rev Gabriel Sykes with 10 am Sunday school and 11 am service, union service at 8 featuring farewell sermon by Rev Leonard Garver of the Congregational church with special music.
St. John’s Episcopal will not hold morning service on June 29 as the rector travels to Kettle Falls for a morning service and Chewelah for an evening service. Parishioners may attend the union service in the evening. June 29 marks St Peter’s day.
Reverend Leonard Garver pastor announces farewell sermon at 11 with communion service. Sunday school begins at 10 led by Claude C. Casey. Union service scheduled at the M. E. church at 8. Garver to deliver farewell address.
Pastor Guy Denny holds Sunday school at 10 with preaching at 11 and 8. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8. Evangelistic services in Orin each Wednesday evening at 8.
Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m by Rev G R Schlauch pastor B Y P U meets at 7 with leader Miss Elizabeth Stannard An evangelical service at 8 in the church Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30
The Church of Christ with minister I. E. Metcalf to lead a worship service. The notice outlines church leadership and upcoming events at the congregation.
Schedule lists July 4 Colville celebration September 1 to 6 Spokane Interstate Fair September 7 G A R encampment in Columbus Ohio and October 1 2 3 Stevens County Livestock Association annual show Colville.
A Colville column reports farm prices tied to Spokane quotes from Wilson Produce Company and others, plus weekly meat prices. It also covers a farewell for Rev. Garver at the Congregational church, local letters, army units returning home, car wheel tightening ads, and a Washington superior court foreclosure notice involving The MacKinnon Investment Company and multiple defendants.
Colville announces a July Fourth program offering free events including horse races with $10 and $5 prizes, pony races for boys and girls, auto stunts, dancing at Chamber of Commerce room and Odd Fellows hall, and a basket dinner. The day features a baseball game Colville versus Northport, a Sons of Democracy drill, and street sport events such as foot races, greased pole, potato, egg and pie eating contests.
Notices of public land claims and proofs to be made in 1919 at Spokane and Colville Washington. Describes claimants Buenger and Brozell with witness lists and dates for hearings and final proofs, plus notices to creditors and estates including Emma Dew and Fanny McKenzie. Also includes bids notice for Astor Avenue improvement in Colville with bid opening date.
Notice invites sealed proposals to improve Main Street and First Avenue in Colville Washington by concrete paving with a central gravel parking strip. Plans and specs are on file with the city clerk and Lawyer Bros Spokane. Bids require certified check under five percent and must be received by July 16 1918 at 8 00 p m with opening by city council that evening.
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